Economy stonks v12, gamestonk?

seemingly, but the bear saying he didn't want to get out of bed anymore and calling for govt regulations and etc... wtf?
I mean this behavior is undeniably destructive and bordering on criminal.
While cramer jacks off to "free speech" lol.
 
lolz @ cnbc people losing their minds.

LOSING. THEIR. MINDS.
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I mean this behavior is undeniably destructive and bordering on criminal.
While cramer jacks off to "free speech" lol.

i mean, the cnbc guy just speculated that foreign powers are involved in manipulating this. like... what? yeah, i'm sure enemy govts want to bankrupt melvin/citron.
 
i mean, the cnbc guy just speculated that foreign powers are involved in manipulating this. like... what? yeah, i'm sure enemy govts want to bankrupt melvin/citron.
I mean there could definitely be foreign trading rings involved. Completely destabilizing a bunch of US stocks, make money, and lose a bunch of random dumb americans money? Sounds like a tasty honey pot to me.

Totally speculative, but would be a great hustle.

The Saudis are currently fucking with CCIV for sure leaking shit to FT that caused a crash today.
 
I mean there could definitely be foreign trading rings involved. Completely destabilizing a bunch of US stocks, make money, and lose a bunch of random dumb americans money? Sounds like a tasty honey pot to me.

Totally speculative, but would be a great hustle.

The Saudis are currently fucking with CCIV for sure leaking shit to FT that caused a crash today.

i don't see anything nefarious about people buying gme at $120 or whatever and losing money.

and cciv, probably. not sure it's exactly bad news, though. seemed to be confirmation of advanced negotiations and a delay until something else was closed. i'm hedging with calls on swings, though.

and i'm selling stupidly OTM puts on gme for stupid premiums.
 
My waterloo bros were telling me to set it and forget last year at $7 and give it a 18 months. Thus far they are right

bb definitely has risk at these prices, but has a lot of potential upside. it'll alllllll depend on their software platforms. some may go widespread. but if none do... it's tanking.

i screwed up by selling 1/29C on friday instead of today (or just selling outright this morning, which i would have done if i didn't have calls tied to it)
 
bb definitely has risk at these prices, but has a lot of potential upside. it'll alllllll depend on their software platforms. some may go widespread. but if none do... it's tanking.

i screwed up by selling 1/29C on friday instead of today (or just selling outright this morning, which i would have done if i didn't have calls tied to it)

their backend cyber security AI is getting a ton of attention since October -- I still think this a long term hold.
 
It's insane right now in the burbs across the state. My buddy just bought and the whole no inspection/contingency is flat out insane on 1940 homes.

Interest rates are next to nothing and the flee from the city is something else. Rates are starting to come up and once the world opens up I can see some more folks fleeing CA and more homes coming on market.
I don't think I could buy without an inspection unless it was a newer home or planned a full gut. It would make me way too nervous, but I guess in some cases you have no choice.
 
lmao of course CNBC interview with a "blackchain analyst", features his studio apartment kitchen in the background.
 
The whole market is wild. Many stocks have crashed huge and stock at open was up bigly.

Some huge losers and winners today. Many would have learned a tough lesson. Happy with my GME gains and will not be YOLOing like that ever again.

Still holding on to all my GME and continuing the YOLO! I’ll sell when WSB sells. Been hell of a ride.
 
I don't think I could buy without an inspection unless it was a newer home or planned a full gut. It would make me way too nervous, but I guess in some cases you have no choice.

Same here. These desperate buyers are potentially screwing themselves and other buyers as well. I also don’t think they’re analyzing the total of cost owning a house and just looking at the monthly mortgage thinking they can offer more because of low rates. I think in 3-5 years, there’ll be more houses available when they might not be able to keep up with all the payments.
 
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