dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
TDOC bout to hit its merger price with LVGO back in Aug
Set a sort of low limit order for IPOE
Set a sort of low limit order for IPOE
Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion
How do you say something is undervalued but give a completely qualitative (Aside from net debt) response?
Eternal Tecate
Superstar
Man if nikkas dont take them fugazi GME profits while they can
640 a share in the future
Doing what
I got a digital PS5 and cant see going back to physical
I don't know what Ryan Cohen said and haven't read any DD in a week but I think the idea is to move into some sort of subscription based business model that starts coming at stuff like Steam's necks. I don't think anyone's getting excited about their brick and mortar business model
from what I remember there's supposed to be a shift to digital/ subscriptions/ maybe physical a gaming PCs/parts? IdkGME not diluting is damn near insane
6.25 million shares @ $150Id dilute you boys to bolivia
If management is serious about turning this company around & doesn't do this..... fukking crazy.
Eternal Tecate
Superstar
Gonna say this- and before anyone asks no I don't have any quantitative research or anything resembling a logical argument- I'd rather own GME than TSLA over the next 10 years. I do not believe in that self driving shyt.
It’s possible this Ryan Cohen guy won’t allow it
choc_cardigan
Squad
Thats my favorite scene in that series. Reminds me of when the Joker turned in the killing joke
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
JetFueledThoughts
Superstar
Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
One of those companies is a lot more forward looking than the other.
shyt I was literally just reading up on their progress on mrna vaccine printers which is also going to be the future in vaccine development
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
glad you know this isn't a take based in logic
Spree At Last
All Star
GME's current value is mostly driven by short interest / unusually high options activity. It's hard to be optimistic about the long-term direction of the company once all of this dies down. transitioning to a successful e-commerce business in an area where sony and microsoft sell games digitally on their own marketplaces is going to be incredibly hard no matter who the CEO is. unless you think its meme status with reddit investors is gonna last for ten years (i mean who knows), comparing GME to the clear leader of a new industry with insane growth potential is ridiculous
I don't know what Ryan Cohen said and haven't read any DD in a week but I think the idea is to move into some sort of subscription based business model that starts coming at stuff like Steam's necks. I don't think anyone's getting excited about their brick and mortar business model
Why would anyone use Gamestop shyt over steam
Epic has to damn near bribe people to use their platform
We've been raping our consumers since our inception but we want to move over to a sub model. We'll be sure to play nice from now on
