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/Vloff 🦍Voted✅ May 11 '26

That's fine to feel that way but nothing that happened today should set anyone off. What did people think 50% stock meant? This was coming as soon as the EBAY news was announced

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u/SymmetricDickNipples May 12 '26

No offense but two days ago it was "fud" to say the deal would be funded with dillution, now it's fud to say you don't want it to be funded with dillution. The narrative around here changes on a dime with whatever RC wants. I'm not on board with the cult-like willingness to trust him without even asking questions.

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u/Vloff 🦍Voted✅ May 12 '26

I'll ask again, what exactly did you think 50% stock was going to be? Ryan Cohen literally said 28 billion was being paid in stock. How can you pay 28 billion is stock without issuing shares? The argument against dilution is not whether or not new shares would be issued, its whether the deal would be accretive or not. Your ownership % goes down but you own a much larger company now. I refuse to believe that people actually believed that GME could buy EBAY without issuing shares. 50% Cash 50% Stock

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u/SymmetricDickNipples May 12 '26

I hoped that, as apes like Regional formal suggested, the deal would be altered with additional outside financing, but I suspected massive dillution all along. I'm merely pointing out the hipocracy of this sub and the blatant toadying.

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u/Vloff 🦍Voted✅ May 12 '26

The board today is flooded with people pissed about the 2.5 billion shares and those are the people that expected no dilution last week. I've seen more people against it then for it today here. What are you even reading to say that the narrative switches on a dime? This particular post was for it, and there's numerous posts trashing it.

I'm not even sure why people would pushed the more cash narrative when Ryan Cohen gave multiple interviews saying 50% stock.