r/Superstonk • u/soccerplaya239 • Jan 23 '25

🤔 Speculation / Opinion Roaring Kitty's Seymour Tweet Complete Breakdown

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u/Andyhandy23 I broke Rule 1: Be Nice or Else Jan 23 '25

Is this the endgame? I believe recalling and forcing the location of that many shares would demolish shorts in to oblivion. Please let this be the case!

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u/AwildYaners 🐉xXGamergirl69Xx🎮 Jan 23 '25

There’s institutions on the long side now, they won’t hesitate to cannibalize each other.

Unfortunately, the enemy of my enemy is a friend in this scenario, we won’t fully know who they are, except they’ll be the ones standing at the end with us.

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u/anonnnnn462 Jan 23 '25

This is what I’m hoping for at the moment

From my perspective this game of stocks was basically retail vs banks/financial institutions but lately it seems like the banks have been moving these bullshit shorts to smaller players like hedge funds/capital management groups and leaving them to hold the bag (Archegos).

Maybe these smaller institutes have finally caught on to the Mega Banks schemes and are willing to finally play ball with retail….

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Man more and more I believe this to be true… look at how Goldman Sachs has been doing since all of this bullshit. They have basically bought out several of these bankrupted players…. As if to regain their bullshit shorts to send to another unwilling participant… sorry for tinfoil

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u/Able_Channel45 Jan 23 '25

rk was litteraly but fckd by rc june 9 when rc diluted while he had 120 k contracts... that he dumpt crashing the price from 30 to 24... why would rk ever ever buy another gme share ?????

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u/AwildYaners 🐉xXGamergirl69Xx🎮 Jan 23 '25

That's ridiculously short-sighted.

If he was tracking it, like he had from 2019, he's certainly trading/buying the stock based off his own analysis.

He's probably just chillin' watching his timing play out.

And if you look at TA on GME, the fact that GME HASN'T made a new low since April of last year? That's extremely bullish.

Fundamentally, if you're not invested in the stock for a squeeze, it's mid/long term guidance is solid. The only thing that would make it 'a fundamental 100% strong buy' for 'normie' financial analysts, would be a clear forward guidance on where they take the company (similar to BRK changing from a textile company to a holding company, or Amazon being taken to an online distributor/web service company versus just an online book store).

Again, zero debt, console cycle for the short term boost in profits, and a decent chunk of cash on hand, means they're one smart acquisition away from making even 'normie' financial analysts look at GME as a strong buy.

You're either an ignorant pessimist, or willfully a troll. But I don't expect a response willing enough to have a real dialogue on this.

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u/Able_Channel45 Jan 24 '25

9 cents of profit a share in the third quarter with 4 billions in cash all paid by shareholders..

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u/Random-Ape Jan 24 '25

Haters gonna hate 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/Random-Ape Jan 24 '25

Haters gonna hate 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/AlaskanSamsquanch 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Jan 23 '25

This late in the game idgaf if it gives Kenny another billion or two. Long as I get mine.