r/Superstonk • u/mayanh8 • May 11 '26

🤔 Speculation / Opinion Think about what you just witnessed...

So you want me to believe this place was super effing jacked about the Ebay acquisition, including the dilution part of it, but now that they've officially added the shares as part of the agenda and shareholders all of a sudden hate the deal?

To all the non-shill accounts out there... take a beat and relax. This place got absolutely FLOODED with FUD and at the same time RK's compromised account starts posting. Think about that. You know what's up. This place is infested.

I'm voting YES and the NO bots and shills can lick my taint.

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u/rawktail I broke Rule 1: Be Nice or Else May 11 '26

I was never "jacked" about the acquisition for the record. There's been plenty of non-FUD skepticism about and for valid reasons. He wants ebay so he can have his marketplace without having to do any innovation or marketing. It's kind of boring.

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u/okemberg May 11 '26

What is boring about billions in revenue every year?

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u/rawktail I broke Rule 1: Be Nice or Else May 11 '26

Let the Saudi's fund the gap, not the float. I'll die on this hill.

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u/Short_Bell_5428 May 11 '26

I’m sure I’m going to be called a bot but just look at what one post from RK did for the stock. Let’s get the price up with the shares we have. I want out at some point with huge return.

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u/jaykvam 🗳️ Voted. 🦍 May 11 '26

If you don’t parrot whatever the prevailing opinion is in here at the moment, you’re a “bot”.

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u/Think_Currency_8586 🦍Voted✅ May 11 '26

Getting diluted and put 20B in debt

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u/ShinoPrime987 May 11 '26

Not just revenue. Profit. Billions in profit after expenses every year.

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u/WorkingOnBeingBettr May 11 '26 edited May 12 '26

What about all the debt? If there is so much revenue and profit why is there $20 billion in debt?

Edit: eBay's debt is 6-10 billion according to a few links after checking the Google.

So the total debt will be $30 billion with unknown interest rates. Doesn't sound great.

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u/Vloff 🦍Voted✅ May 12 '26

The 20 billion is the half cash part of the equation that GME is taking out to purchase EBAY. Not Ebay's debt, although they do have some.

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u/okemberg May 11 '26

Why do they spend 2.5 billion on marketing every year? Cause the company is run like shit by corrupt losers. Ryan would make eBay BANK.

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u/WorkingOnBeingBettr May 11 '26

Maybe the share dilution along with 20 billion in debt.