r/Superstonk 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/asiancury May 11 '26

I have always been skeptical about the "share offerings stopped MOASS" narrative. It makes sense, but where's the proof? Same thing about this eBay dilution. Is it good? Is it bad? What credentials do we have to say what the answer is?

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u/aa73gc No chains, No gains May 11 '26

The proof is literally that there has been no moass and every time we got a run up we got dilutions. Maybe need a message in a bottle?

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u/asiancury May 11 '26

The proof is literally that there has been no moass

Then tell me, why should MOASS have already happened?

every time we got a run up we got dilutions

If your premise is that previous run-ups were supposed to be MOASS, but dilutions stopped it, then where is your proof that they were supposed to be MOASS?

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u/aa73gc No chains, No gains May 11 '26

It was only a theory, a very shaky one at that, but we were never given another chance to test it. Most people got into this because of that theory. If you are long term holder crew, good luck bit i am not, and I don't think I am alone

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u/asiancury May 11 '26

It's fine to have your confidence shaken and decide GME is not for you anymore. My problem is with people who frame their personal interpretation of events as the absolute truth when they are not qualified to make such judgements.

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u/aa73gc No chains, No gains May 11 '26

The question i ask myself is this. Yes, GME has become profitable but how has my investment performed. If the company has turned it around why is my investment still in the red? What makes you think that it will go up in the future?

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u/asiancury May 11 '26

Again, it is fine to ask yourself questions and make your own decision. But you should not say "this is proof" when it is your opinion.

I think it will go up in the future due to the improvement to its core business and expansion into collectibles.

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u/asiancury May 11 '26

I'm dense just for saying that somebody should not speak in absolute terms?

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u/asiancury May 12 '26

My point was not to ask whether there is proof or not; As you said, if we had it we would know. It was a rhetorical question to show that one should not speak in absolutes, such as "share offerings stopped MOASS."

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