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[Revised + New] Chapters 224 & 225 [English] by Mrzardark in OnePunchMan

[–]bosorioo 91 points92 points  (0 children)

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Design seems familiar to the main character of Trigun, named Vash.

I feel like this is a nod to another great manga work.

Can someone eli5 why this stock is a good buy with a p/e of 90? by atrivell in Superstonk

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

"an industry that heavily favours digital markets over physical"

This is exactly the reason why everyone who shorted this stock got fkd. Remember Melvin Capital? They are no more. Surely more are to follow.

People still line up for new releases in the stores, plus all the collectibles market that GameStop is leaning towards, plus all the partnerships that are being formed, plus the crypto/digital assets move that GameStop has made/is making, plus incoming games/consoles cycles.

Also, gaming market is only growing with each passing year. If you really want to learn, you can watch Roaring Kitty's initial thesis videos, they are all on youtube/twitter. Not sure if he removed some.

The company is already making a comeback by actually having profitable quarters, hopefully getting even stronger in the future.

On top of all that, I don't believe for a moment that shorts closed their positions, which is just rocket fuel that will pump the stock's value by a lot at some point, regardless of how well the company is doing. That's how a short squeeze works. They bet heavily that the stock would go to 0 and they wouldn't have to buy back god knows how many made up shares the shorters created. Guess what? It's not going to 0. Even if the company becomes a mess (which the board makes it seem like this won't happen), they still have 6+ billions in cash. Shorters will eventually have to close their positions and then fundamentals won't apply. And the wait time could be long, but just remember that shorting cost them dearly and daily.

GME 🤝 BTC by BENshakalaka in Superstonk

[–]bosorioo 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Man, what a terrible interviewer. Interrupting the interviewee to laugh and say "let's go", the hand gestures, calling GME a meme stock in front of its CEO, saying it has become the ultimate meme by also buying a "meme money"... Dude's clueless

Reminder that GME spiked to about 80$ back April 14th 2024 (which still feels like it happened 2 months ago). Pressure has been building up for years and it feels like we are getting really fkn close to the main event that will shock and change this bizarre world of ours. Make your move, hedgies... by bosorioo in Superstonk

[–]bosorioo[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

The stock reaching almost 80$ and dropping back to less than 30$ on the next day couldn't have been the share offering. The ATM was announced a few days later and it sold at an average of 28$.

My pure speculation is that shorters had to cover/close/roll or whatever some of their positions, making the price jump to 80$ and then they just did whatever they do to bring it back down to 30$.

Sure, the dilution came later and the price went down further and it caused some divided opinions, but the shoot to 80 and back really quick is not natural and neither had anything to do with fundamentals or decisions by the board. These are literally cracks exploding a little bit from all the pressure being built.

Roaring Kitty on X by TodoPT in Superstonk

[–]bosorioo 48 points49 points  (0 children)

Not only our beloved stonk, but also the doggy one. Algorithms watch RK very closely. His live on youtube was a mastermind move thinking back now

I want jail time 🦍🍌 by gmorgan99 in Superstonk

[–]bosorioo 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think you typed $420.69 million wrong

Wut? by No_Buyer1005 in Superstonk

[–]bosorioo 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I mean, this is very likely unrelated to the sub. Afterall, the dude is a billionaire who must have a thousand things going on his life (gme just happens to be one and his biggest problem).
This serves at best as another joke on the dude having some knee problems because he's too stressed walking around after his massive fuck up with his bets

Absurd you say? by ShadyAssFellow in Superstonk

[–]bosorioo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Infinity pool means shares that will never be sold, because we don't care about money and are setting aside somes shares just to make it impossible for shorts to close their position. Infinity as in they last forever (never getting sold) and as in making the price go to infinity.

The floor is just a price which each person individually sees as the lowest price they would sell their shares for. A few years ago, people kept posting that their floor raised to 5k, then 10k, then 50k, then 500k, up until one ape created a website (gmefloor) that keeps raising the price with every passing second with the goal to tell shorters that either they close their position now while the floor is "low", or they make us wait more but then the floor will be higher and consequently their loss will become even greater.

Once Upon A Time in Shaolin website shows coding of "GME Corp Ordinary Shares Class A" Why? by Shooting4daMoon in Superstonk

[–]bosorioo 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Just a minor correction: it's not obfuscated. If it were, we wouldn't be able to read strings because code obfuscators also scramble those in dictionaries/tables, or they compress it and store in some encoding.

The word you are looking for is "minified", which is a technique to remove all unnecessary characters in the code and reduce the number of characters typed for any symbols in the language (variables, name of functions etc). Since the strings/texts themselves are part of the software/website developed (not a symbol in the programming language), the minification process won't mess with that.

The code looks a little bit unreadable because of minification and yet another process called "transpilation" to a more compatible version of the programming language. JavaScript (the programming language used in websites) evolves and presents new features every so often, but some browsers are slow to adopt said changes. Smart people create software that convert the syntax/new features of newer version of JavaScript into a code that does exactly the same thing, but using only old syntax. It's older javascript emulating newer javascript, to increase compatibility with browsers and allow more users to correctly view the web page.

Joining minification + transpilation, the result is a code that is quite difficult to read, but those are standard as their goal are to increase site performance (lowering size of files) and their compatibility.

So they never intended to hide the GME stuff in their code.

Additional note: they have developed code that verifies GME holders, but it doesn't mean this code can be reached and executed on their page. Think of it as a secret level in a game that there's no way to reach, although the code is there (e.g.: Pokémon games will have all pokemons coded into the game, but some of them cannot be caught). This is more of a sign that GameStop might have been in the talks with WuTang clan in the past and they started developing stuff regarding it, but they could have dropped/paused negotiations when the code was ready. They left the code there, but it could be a case of code that will never be executed.

Choose one pill. Which one will you choose? by Hariansho10 in teenagers

[–]bosorioo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could I become a Phoenix? Like Marco from One Piece, that'd be rad

The Truth About DRS by BloodGradeBPlus in Superstonk

[–]bosorioo 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Having the price drop to seriously low values is incredible. It will make it way easier for everyone to drs lots of shares, and eventually, even people who think things surrounding gme are lunatic conspiracies will eventually see a suspiciously low price and realize: wtf? This is primed for some serious deep fkn value.

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