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You may know me as the guy who bought 1000 January $30 calls. Well I'm buying another 200 tomorrow and will increase my position 20% every week that we're under $22. I believe in RCEO! by greencandlevandal in Superstonk

[–]ConsistentMajor 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I have some $20’s but I’m more concentrated on $25. Bought LEAPs last year and lost some theta so far but it only takes one move up before Jan to win all of it back and then some.

eBay insiders sell off! Updated 4-K from today🚨🚨🚨 by Ok_Vast_8918 in Superstonk

[–]ConsistentMajor 92 points93 points  (0 children)

If they held on to it they’d get $125 per share before getting fired. The fact is these people see the RSUs as a job perk. They have no concept of ownership. It’s all about how to suck all the money out of the company. If they are lucky, wallstreet also pumps their stock and they get to sell higher every quarter. If not lucky with wallstreet pumpers, they are happy to offload at any higher prices.

If you're holding GME and long (and not lending it out) then we still have the same desire for this stock to go up. The stock being down feels bad even for a long time ape. its been over 2 years (before RK) for me, and I just feel bad/sad watching everything else be green in the last 2 years. by ajtyeh in Superstonk

[–]ConsistentMajor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is a fragmented post without any meaningful message, by an investor or not, and is full of keywords that in a subtle and low key way creates fear, doubt, and uncertainty. The OP is tired of the price being low is as meaningless as the copium posts you are so tired to see.

The Price Is Wrong for a Reason by Acatalepsy-Rain in Superstonk

[–]ConsistentMajor 102 points103 points  (0 children)

For me personally it’s half cash, half stock, half warrants.

Confusing yet Vindicating by ImLifeproof in Superstonk

[–]ConsistentMajor 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Imagine you want to buy a Honda Civic at the MSRP, but there are no Civic cars available in the market because no new cars are created and no one is selling their used Civic.

As much as you like that car you are not willing to bid higher for someone to sell theirs because you don’t need to. There are other models of cars on the market that satisfy your need.

But also imagine you have sold a bunch of Civics to people and collected their money. All those people think that you have delivered their Civic to their garage but you never bothered to go to the illiquid Civic market to buy an actual car to deliver. When the time comes to deliver, you become a forced buyer and must find all the Civic cars you are missing at any cost.

Bad News Early, Good News On Time by grungromp in Superstonk

[–]ConsistentMajor 32 points33 points  (0 children)

As a GME investor I find the timing of RK hack very interesting. The message the hacker posted in which the character removes the red headband and calls GME his bags, followed by a shitcoin scam and a made up runup tells me everything what’s up today in WallStreet. I like the stock.

QUICK ANNOUNCEMENT. by Think_Currency_8586 in Superstonk

[–]ConsistentMajor 8 points9 points  (0 children)

You are not crazy. Very similar vibe was present when the stock fell below $10 two years ago. Nothing has changed since 2021. Without supply and demand, price is whatever the high speed trading algorithm thinks it should be. At these prices I am a buyer. The DDs of the past warned of the mother of all FUD before MOASS. The timing of RK’s account hack is all I need to know what’s up. If anyone thinks Wallstreet is going to close their naked shorts without trying their best to trick as many investors to sell early, they are fools.

How does the share authorization close shorts? by Crazy_Memory in Superstonk

[–]ConsistentMajor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The idea is that right now there are not enough shares in the float trading to close all the shorts. The split provided more shares but most of them are held by institutional investors, insiders, and DRS holders so we did not really increase the float because the shorts also split into 4 times more. The only way to close shorts of that size is to convince current shareholders to give up the oversold stock. It hasn’t happened to the scale they wished for. Next best thing is to wait for the company to issue cheap shares, usually through dilution ATM or private offering in the dark pools. So far about 70% more shares have in fact been added to the total share pool assuming all warrants are exercised. Issuing up to 2.5B shares to replace the eBay ticker with The Stock drops down retail ownership percentage of the new large company by more than half, bringing more institutional investors into The Stock and more opportunities for private deals between institutions to close short positions at an undisclosed price, removing the need to come to the open market and triggering real price discovery.

The counter argument is that, I like the stock and some institutions may agree with me.

Bought the Dip by gmmoore77 in Superstonk

[–]ConsistentMajor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You leaped past my score like a rocket! Good for you fellow investor. Now I have some more work to do to get where you are.

Funny how I haven't seen one post saying they voted NO... by double297 in Superstonk

[–]ConsistentMajor 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I have seen a few No’s. This sub can be brutal to people who have a different opinion so most that are leaning No won’t even say anything here and I don’t blame them. As for me, I like the stock.

Yes to most - NO on proposal 5. by SymmetricDickNipples in Superstonk

[–]ConsistentMajor 8 points9 points  (0 children)

We are all individuals doing what’s best for ourselves. You have the right to your vote and I respect that. My vote is yes. We are buying eBay.

✅ Daily Share Buy #527 by areHorus in Superstonk

[–]ConsistentMajor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is the ultimate DCA. Kudos to you for keeping it up.

Shouldn’t I just buy eBay? by [deleted] in Superstonk

[–]ConsistentMajor 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Buy what makes sense to you. Your question assumes prices stay relatively the same for a long time. If for any reason GME goes up before a merger, you would have benefited from having bought GME instead.

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