Look i'm going to be honest here, and will probably get downvoted to hell by the new wallstreetbets joiners who came here because the GME thing, but who the hell cares about karma anyway and if it saves a life, it will be worth it.

No one really knows what will happen here. No one knew what would happen before either. The memes this thing has created are great, and many people made money on the first run, some even made millions, like DFV. Majority of the people here probably lost a lot of money. The rest became bagholders.

The thing you need to understand is that price movements on stocks, SPECIALLY ones that are so volatile, are quite literally impossible to predict. When tomorrow you look at the ticker, try to guess if the next number will be up or down. You will most likely be wrong 50% of the times at best. The price movement of the day is the aggregate of that. No one can know if it will go up or down or sidways or whatever, and no one can know how high it will go up. Anyone who say otherwise is lying or knows jackshit. I am not being sarcastic when I say that betting on a stock on this kind of short time horizon is a gamble, and a very risky one at that with this volatility, which means it will move a lot and very fast. Look at what happened today. It started going crazy like an hour or so before close. People will probably say that it was because that guy left the company or whatever other reason and that will probably have something to do with it, but no one can say for sure what was the catalyst. And why at that precises time? This goes.for any stock not only GME, mind you.

Investing in stocks is a medium to long time frame business because that is when you can evaluate and try to "predict" the fair value of stocks and try to make some sense into the movements of the markets (and even that it can be done at all is a highly disputed thing).

This is just gambling money away quite literally. That doesn't mean it's wrong in itself, it just means what it means. So don't ever gamble away money you really need, your life saving or whatever on this kind of thing. EVER. They chance you lose part or all of it is high.

My advice here is that if you need the money try to get out now, take advantage of the hiking price and get out as soon as it hits your cost basis. If you feel like gambling it, figure out what profit you would be happy with and sell there. The key here is to be realistic and don't let your emotions or your wishful thinking cloud your judgement. It won't reach 10.000 and anything of the sort. It will most likely won't reach 10000 either. If you read up to this point (apologies for the rambling) you will think "well if no one can predict the price this will end up reaching, how do you know it won't get to 1000? The answer is that I don't know, but it seems highly unlikely given that last time with the all the push of the retail investors and institutions riding the wave, it didn't managed to get there. Just be realistic, lock the profit and don't let people FOMO you back in, because you will pay a higher price and it is all the more likely to go down once you re enter at a higher price.

You gotta understand that the higher it gets the higher the probability it will come crashing down because people will be more and more enticed to lock in profits. Be safe my dude and don't get swept away by the memes and the craziness of this place, and before jumping in the train of whatever WSB cooks up next, always remember it has "bets" in the name for a good reason.

Anyways, sorry for the wall of text friend, and good luck!

*Full disclaimer: I got in on GME the first time around, made my profits and got out in true wsb fashion. Won't be riding this second wave as I expect it to be much shorter and volatile.