Mark80

Funniest argument to date. What do you think Hedge Funds with Billions upon Billions of assets under their control do? Every single move they make is market manipulation. Every press release about what they are buying and selling. But hey, lets get upset when normal people spot a weakness of these jerks and expose it $1k at a time. So funny.

Absolutely not true at all. I would not recommend anyone buy this stock at this point. Its too late IMO. I would also encourage people to hold at this point because the actual numbers of the situation point to there still being way too many shorts out there. Still, today, this very morning there was 139%!!! But, if you have some better information I would welcome it as to why this is over. Personally, I don't trust for a second what the people who are losing Billions are trying to say or their bought and paid for media pundits or their hackers who shut down reddit and discord at the same time as the dip was happening this afternoon in an attempt to create that panic sell. Unfortunately for them, none of their tricks and lies are working yet. When VW was short squeezed in 2008 there were 7% of their shares shorted. 139% right now for GME, 139!

I feel a large part of the group wants to see those hedge funds go bankrupt and if they make money on it too, great. At least that's where I am. I also believe that there is a HUGE difference between the greed of someone who has billions of dollars already and someone trying to change $1k into $10k, you know? How much is enough for these hedge fund managers? How many companies and their employees do they have to screw over for insane profits which is what short sellers basically do? Absolutely people are going to get hurt here, no doubt. But that is their own fault IMO. They need to understand the high risk / high reward paradigm and only put in what they can lose. Unfortunately, many will put in way more than they can lose and will lose it. No doubt. But, with over 140% shares shorted, if you want to sell you should be able to when its time I think because the short sellers will have no choice but to by them when it expires so they buyers should be there....I hope. Yesterday he was still holding after $17M in gains. Dude has had the stock since early 2019. He is now an all-time legend and if I see him sell I'm out too.

This is different and I'm not buying into it. AMC is not shorted over 100% of their stock like Gamestop is/was. This is growing because people want the next GME without the factors leading up to what GME did. They are taking a stock that has long term potential because of them skirting bankruptcy and the inevitable opening back up of the theaters. I'm not touching this one. Gamestop has potential to get in 4 figures if people just hold their shares and wait until the shorts are called in. Just my opinion, I am certainly no financial advisor! Again, stuff like this you should only put in what you are comfortable losing! I have all mutual funds except GME and Blackberry which I got at around $10.

Thoughts on this insane ride with GameStop stock? I am personally in at around $40/share. I am fine losing everything I put into it. I don't gamble with life savings, I gamble with what I can easily lose and not blink an eye over. I absolutely love everything about this. I love how a bunch of "idiot retail" investors can screw over some of the greediest people on the planet. Then they cry about it saying we are manipulating the market like they do on a daily basis. But, everything this is based off of is public knowledge. They put themselves in this position with their greed and not hedging their bets. Now, they are putting out bold faced lies into the media (looking at you CNBC) to stem their bleeding and its not working and its fantastic. Who else is in on this?

I agree that Janis and Tony's mom were almost unbearable to watch at some points, but I have to ask myself...these characters are supposed to annoy me and get under my skin, so if they are successful at doing it, is their acting really that bad? For Janis I still say yes!

My lord, relax. You used a completely wrong word in your post that made absolutely zero sense. I tried to politely let you know so you don't continue to look like an idiot the rest of your life. Thin skinned much? Also, there is a comma after "Then" in that sentence and your take is garbage. Bye, Felicia!

Uh...what in the world makes you think they are satisfied with their QB situation? Tua did not look good at all last year despite what the pundits were saying as he was putting up under 100 yards passing in 33% of his starts. Also, not to be that guy, but looks like you don't know what "sic" means. It is used when you are quoting something and you leave an error in the quote (like spelling for example) to keep the quote accurate. Its like, yeah, I know this is wrong but this is how the source had it and I am just copying what they did, I'm not the idiot, they are sort of thing. Edit - "Don't" know!

Nah, I think Pat Mahomes, clearly the best player in the league, is the issue.

This is a joke, right? Has to be a joke.

And not a mention of it on ESPNs front page. Its cool though, officials admitting an ejection was wrong in a basketball game is probably more deserving of the top headline. RIP to a true legend and incredible human being.

When asked why he wants to stay he replied "Unfinished business. I want to go an entire season without calling a single running play before I go"

This is the thing right here. They identify players who they believe will take ownership in making themselves better. Ones that have the drive to do so (which is definitely not all of them ... Dareus? Mike Williams? ) and they provide them with the tools and training to facilitate that. Players come here and get better, consistently. We are getting high value out of late round picks, consistently. This is a sustainable track. We are set up for a great, long term run here. Buckle up folks.

Hum....how did that work out for him yesterday? Again, Lamar cannot pass the ball at even close to any sort of elite level. Cannot throw outside the numbers (even missed dudes who were WIDE open). Contain him in the run game, protect middle of the field = 3 PTS allowed. Enjoy the off-season scrub.

Lamar cannot throw outside the numbers. Stop the run, cover the middle, and their offense is then stagnant. They should be worried about the Josh Allen affect as he is a much more prolific passer all over the field and still has the tuck and run ability when needed.

I have a decent arm. Was always the QB in pick up games, college intramurals, played baseball, etc. Whatever. Got to go on the field in Orchard Park some years back and throw some balls around with a buddy. Said, lets see how far I can throw this thing. 20 yards, no problem, 30, ok....got to 40 and it took everything I had to get that one to the goal line. This freak can do it with absolutely no effort whatsoever. Crazy.

Love how there are all these replies already and no one has answered the question for this poor guy, including me.

Seem optimistic? Most of them are saying Colts lose and a lot are saying they get blown out. What am I missing here?

I don't know about this. It may not be shocking, but if we beat the Chiefs down the road it would be an upset.

"Well. we are under the mistletoe"

I could tell he was a "me first" type of guy just by his actions of baseball vs football. When he was drafted by the A's in the first round (7th I believe, maybe?) he guaranteed them that he wasn't going to be playing football professionally. The A's then let him play for a season after they had already signed him after the baseball draft and he does fantastic and then changes his tune. Went from I guarantee I'm playing baseball to, oh, now I'm having a good football season I will completely shift gears and screw over the A's (who just lost that pick with no compensation since he actually signed a contract) because he saw greener pastures in the NFL. B.S. move in my opinion (yes, I am an A's fan, full disclosure). Show's me that he is 100% for himself and not a "team" mentality. Plus, he just comes off as awkward to me in general. Not sure what it is. In all the interviews I see of him I just get a bad vibe from him every time.

The phrase originally was "The customer is always right in matters of taste." Meaning if they want a neon pink toyota camry, well, that's their taste so sure. Somewhere down the line the last part got dropped and some people felt they had the right to now act like complete a** holes to businesses.

Advice - Be prepared to lose a lot of money. If you go in planning to make money you are going to be disappointed. So, buy things you think are cool and are going to want to keep, not things you think are going to be worth whatever down the line so you can sell them for a profit. That is a game for distributors and folks that have been doing this far longer than you!

It is when you consider the team last year was so talent deprived that many thought they would go 0-16. And this years team is surprising most as well. I'm sure not many would have put them over 5 wins for the entire season. This guy is going to be a problem for us for a long time to come I'm afraid. 'Bout to be like the late 80s/early 90s rivalry again.

Mine says Tenn v Baltimore. Sucks for you I guess.