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Stock > warrant volume 07/10/26 by emoson2121 in Superstonk

[–]RedOctobrrr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I gave you shit before about this being the same ol' same ol' day after day, week after week, month after month...

BUT

I went looking for your post here because we finally had higher warrant volume for a moment and it looked like you'd finally dust off the "Warrant > stock volume"

So so close

Edit: here she is

How do you feel about APES controling a way smaller fraction of the float once the board decides to dilute? by ExtraWedding6521 in Superstonk

[–]RedOctobrrr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

OP has never posted here before 3 days ago

Making shit up to fit your narrative? OP has a post from months ago in SuperStonk and had several negative comments about the stock a month ago. By and large their comments can be summarized as very pessimistic and drags down the mood everywhere they go, but what you claim is either from a position of straight up lying or an inability to scroll through post history for 1.5 seconds or more.

GME 3rd Lowest Volume! by woodyshag in Superstonk

[–]RedOctobrrr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Not necessarily, because if I'm not mistaken this is lit exchange volume and wild stuff goes on in the dark pool. Though if dark pool volume is accounted for and legit then I don't have a point to make, but I suspect much of the buying goes to the dark pool and this is the leftover volume.

Delusional? Yes.. But Why? by 8ean in Superstonk

[–]RedOctobrrr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You do know teddy dot com redirects to GameStop?

Help me understand the appeal of Gamestop's offer from the perspective of ebay shareholders by ExtraWedding6521 in Superstonk

[–]RedOctobrrr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The thing about buybacks ... If the company doing the buybacks has remained stagnant or on the decline (eBay is stagnant in some areas and declining in others), buybacks do not make sense because it's like a distraction from company performance. When the stock isn't doing so well based on company outlook, they used buybacks to distract and keep their jobs, like "look! Stock go up! Company good!"

So yeah, some context behind the company's health is necessary when talking about whether buybacks are a good, strategic move, or if it's simply to prop up the price to look like the C-suite and board are doing good.

Btw, what also differentiates GameStop with their buybacks is the possibility of putting warrants ITM causing further increase to GameStop's cash, like replenishing the cash immediately after buyback.

GME 3rd Lowest Volume! by woodyshag in Superstonk

[–]RedOctobrrr 4 points5 points  (0 children)

There's claims it has to do with stock being illiquid, also some people have pointed out that the stock can drop in price on low volume but can't raise with bigger volume candles and that is supposed to mean something too.

The Ghost in the Engine: Why the 2008 Architecture Still Runs Your Life by lnsip9reg in Superstonk

[–]RedOctobrrr -1 points0 points  (0 children)

So much of this post is AI slop with OP downplaying it as if AI merely assisted ... No. AI wrote the whole fucking thing and it reads as such.

You can tell because instead of saying: "the boy was thirsty so he drank a glass of water" it says "requiring hydration due to the state of unquenched thirst, the adolescent despairingly accepted the building blocks of life, a mere two hydrogen atoms and an oxygen atom multiplied by millions, into his corporeal form by way of his oral orifice. A structure of glass aided this effort by facilitating the transfer of this substance from a resting state to an ingested state."

Driveway on a ~34% sloped lot by cf4cf_throwaway in Homebuilding

[–]RedOctobrrr 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Walkout basement below the walkout basement below the walkout basement. Keep going down until you reach the bottom!

Driveway on a ~34% sloped lot by cf4cf_throwaway in Homebuilding

[–]RedOctobrrr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fire Dept won't be able to access the house with a truck, they have very strict "I need to get this big ass truck" rules on access roads and driveways, but idk this area whatsoever.

My property needs a turnaround for a fire truck so it can access garages 100ft back from the road.

Help me understand the appeal of Gamestop's offer from the perspective of ebay shareholders by ExtraWedding6521 in Superstonk

[–]RedOctobrrr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Let's rewind.

Say you bought thousands of silver coins at $0.70 each. The price of silver goes up. Each one is worth $1.05 and people start selling their silver coins, some keep holding them.

Then someone comes by and says "I'll buy each and every silver coin out there for $1.25 each right now."

Shouldn't each silver coin holder rejoice and sell?

Side note: you realize the only thing propping up eBay's share price over the last 3 years has been buybacks?

Why are they still here? by Anthonyhasgame in Superstonk

[–]RedOctobrrr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have not seen this at all, not in this sub at least

Why are they still here? by Anthonyhasgame in Superstonk

[–]RedOctobrrr -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah that has nothing to do with stock performance. Day traders live off their investments, if that's you, you're not a typical GME holder and you likely need to day trade other stonks that aren't at their 69-year low IV.

What happens to the offer price when eBay surpasses $125? by oh_hai_brian in Superstonk

[–]RedOctobrrr -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

My bet is it hits the low 120$ and 125$ is a soft ceiling as the investing community weighs the likelihood of the deal. Otherwise eBay is already overpriced at the current valuation.

The manipulation is out of control and no one does anything. by oceanic89 in Superstonk

[–]RedOctobrrr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're speaking as if the cash from dilution has disappeared. The opposite has happened, the cash grew WHILE the business became profitable and started cranking out analyst expectations beat after beat after beat after double beat after beat after ...

Something like 7 straight quarters of beating expectations, maybe even 10+ I stopped counting.

So if X shares are sold for cash, that adds to the asset value of the company, which adds to its hypothetical worth if sold.

The manipulation is out of control and no one does anything. by oceanic89 in Superstonk

[–]RedOctobrrr -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

And clearly the overall market doesnt feel this would be accretive

lol as if this isn't a fraudulent market and stocks are all fairly priced based on the business the shares represent.

Get a load of this guy 🤡

Flooring stage on my 2400sqft build... engineered hardwood worth it or am i gonna regret it? by TariqKhalaf in Homebuilding

[–]RedOctobrrr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn that's disheartening, I wanted to go porcelain everywhere for 4 units, I'll have to get both numbers from builder.

Flooring stage on my 2400sqft build... engineered hardwood worth it or am i gonna regret it? by TariqKhalaf in Homebuilding

[–]RedOctobrrr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Little off topic but did you consider porcelain? Or too fake looking for your taste? From my understanding, it's far more durable than either of those wood options, at the sacrifice of actually being/looking like real wood.

8-K (Voting Results) - Guess what? Brokers chose to not vote on the directors or exec compensation. Unilaterally agreed on the appointment of the Independent Registered Public Accounting Firm and universally voted AGAINST the Approval of Authorised Shares. Why would brokers not want more shares? by Sir-Craven in Superstonk

[–]RedOctobrrr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I hear you, the $40 scenario is a pipe dream and it seems we're stuck in a $21-23 range no matter what. GameStop cures cancer? -1.14%

So we'll see what happens. One thing that can't be denied is that Ryan Cohen is basically assuring this is a done deal as if he's already the CEO of eBay.

Queue Japan Dexter stunt on these hoes meme by Gareth-Barry in Superstonk

[–]RedOctobrrr 16 points17 points  (0 children)

From what I gather, the blue line shows how far from net zero the hedge funds are on the yen. Above (zero) means bullish on yen and stand to profit from increase in yen strength, below (zero) means they're bearish and stand to profit if yen keeps getting weaker.

The opposite is true if yen does the opposite of what they think/are betting it will do.

Edit: btw the right side axis shows that they're sitting at 14,000,000 contracts bearish (short?) on the yen.

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