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Meanwhile, $GME apocalypse Can’t trust things invented by reddit
GME:
Wholesome, invented by reddit, pretends to be smart move, retail rekt
RNT play:
Outrage inducing, most of crypto twitter refused to cover it, left curve all day, huge
Study triggermaxxing
Study tardmaxxing
Wholesome, invented by reddit, pretends to be smart move, retail rekt
RNT play:
Outrage inducing, most of crypto twitter refused to cover it, left curve all day, huge
Study triggermaxxing
Study tardmaxxing
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Bleached-blonde e-thots convincing people to go all in on $GME right at the peak
$GME was never the move
Following peak-buying late-buying midwit bleached blonde e-thots, for anything but a counter-signal, was never the move.
“Day trader”
These girls most definitely literally get paid just to lead retail to slaughter.
$GME was never the move
Following peak-buying late-buying midwit bleached blonde e-thots, for anything but a counter-signal, was never the move.
“Day trader”
These girls most definitely literally get paid just to lead retail to slaughter.
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Boo hoo
FrAuDuLeNt SyStEm!
tHe SyStEm Is RiGgGed!!!
Bro.
They’re doing the EXACT SAME THING that they did the last time, simply printing and dumping a bunch of shares.
They were always allowed to do that.
They were always going to do that.
The GME forced short squeeze story never made sense.
Lead to the midcurve slaughter, again, for the 2nd time.
Fool you twice.
$GME
FrAuDuLeNt SyStEm!
tHe SyStEm Is RiGgGed!!!
Bro.
They’re doing the EXACT SAME THING that they did the last time, simply printing and dumping a bunch of shares.
They were always allowed to do that.
They were always going to do that.
The GME forced short squeeze story never made sense.
Lead to the midcurve slaughter, again, for the 2nd time.
Fool you twice.
$GME
Why I always hated $GME -
Perhaps easy to say now, but yes, always hated the $GME play.
Refused to ever touch it.
But, usually I will never say I hate any play.
This is because long-term shorting of anything is so often just a losing move.
Something could eventually succeed for any of a million unknown unknowns,
whereas shorters most always focus on just the known-knowns.
As a rule, I basically never say I’m long-term-short on anything.
But $GME? Always hated it.
Love meme plays in general.
Always hated $GME.
Why?
(1) Top reason: Way too wholesome, zero outraged rabit haters.
What massive win has EVER had zero loud rabid detractors, like $GME?
None.
All the hugest wins always had a large loud crowd if rabid angry detractors.
And indeed, despite hating the GME play, would never get angry and in people’s face about it.
Real big opportunities ALWAYS have real loud angry haters.
$GME was always wholesome zero-loud-hater reddit midcurve bs.
Real opportunities have an overwhelming number of real loud outraged haters.
Real opportunities are never this wholesome.
Totally wholesome get-rich-opportunity, with zero outrage angle? You’re being lead to slaughter.
Totally wholesome? You’re being lead to slaughter.
$GME was always wholesome reddit BS.
Note here that I am a hater, but not an outraged offended hater. Real opportunities need people offended, outraged obout something.
(2) To a lesser extent: Anti-shorting in general:
$GME play was always heavily relying on shorting, at its core,
and as I said, I’m very anti-long-term shorting.
Shorts can fail for any of a million unknown on unknowns.
Or, to explain the core misunderstanding here,
MARKETS ARE NOT DEMOCRACY.
It doesn’t matter if 99.99999% of the world hates something.
That does not mean its safe to short.
All that something needs to force the price up is ONE SINGLE PERSON to push up the price.
Haters CANNOT truly force down except by first buying.
THIS IS THE CORE THING that makes markets very different from democracy.
This is the core thing that makes long-term shorting so dangerous, unless you have a particular market truly cornered.
Price can be pushed up by any single unknown person, or any single knoown valuable use case, regardles if all the billions of other people hate it or if it’s a total flop at billions of usecases.
Markets are the opposite of democracy, and this is a big part of what makes long-term shorting so dangerous.
Not a fan of long-term shorting.
(3) GME got rekt in the exact same way last time bro
The GME play got rekt in the exact same ways last time.
Study history.
Study wtf happened to this EXACT SAME PLAY the last time this happened.
Now why would reddit-created GME love such a zero-sum kind short squeeze play like this so much?
Well… obviously because reddit is packed full of commies. Of course commies would love this kind of play.
Getting your trading advice from the minds of commies may not be the best move, fwiw.
Many other reasons. But will end with that.
Could $GME still moon?
Sure! Long term shorting is a dangerous move. Things could boom for any of an infinite number of unknown unknowns.
Will I still be comfortable with hating the GME play even if it moons?
Absolutely. Always disliked the $GME play, always will, regardless of where the price goes. Focusing purely on intransient, non-price signals here.
$GME looks not-good-enough to me no matter where the price may go.
Memes though. Memes are big. Just getting started.
Memes yes. Pure wholesomeness no.
Real lifechanging opportunities always outrageous.
Study studying.
Perhaps easy to say now, but yes, always hated the $GME play.
Refused to ever touch it.
But, usually I will never say I hate any play.
This is because long-term shorting of anything is so often just a losing move.
Something could eventually succeed for any of a million unknown unknowns,
whereas shorters most always focus on just the known-knowns.
As a rule, I basically never say I’m long-term-short on anything.
But $GME? Always hated it.
Love meme plays in general.
Always hated $GME.
Why?
(1) Top reason: Way too wholesome, zero outraged rabit haters.
What massive win has EVER had zero loud rabid detractors, like $GME?
None.
All the hugest wins always had a large loud crowd if rabid angry detractors.
And indeed, despite hating the GME play, would never get angry and in people’s face about it.
Real big opportunities ALWAYS have real loud angry haters.
$GME was always wholesome zero-loud-hater reddit midcurve bs.
Real opportunities have an overwhelming number of real loud outraged haters.
Real opportunities are never this wholesome.
Totally wholesome get-rich-opportunity, with zero outrage angle? You’re being lead to slaughter.
Totally wholesome? You’re being lead to slaughter.
$GME was always wholesome reddit BS.
Note here that I am a hater, but not an outraged offended hater. Real opportunities need people offended, outraged obout something.
(2) To a lesser extent: Anti-shorting in general:
$GME play was always heavily relying on shorting, at its core,
and as I said, I’m very anti-long-term shorting.
Shorts can fail for any of a million unknown on unknowns.
Or, to explain the core misunderstanding here,
MARKETS ARE NOT DEMOCRACY.
It doesn’t matter if 99.99999% of the world hates something.
That does not mean its safe to short.
All that something needs to force the price up is ONE SINGLE PERSON to push up the price.
Haters CANNOT truly force down except by first buying.
THIS IS THE CORE THING that makes markets very different from democracy.
This is the core thing that makes long-term shorting so dangerous, unless you have a particular market truly cornered.
Price can be pushed up by any single unknown person, or any single knoown valuable use case, regardles if all the billions of other people hate it or if it’s a total flop at billions of usecases.
Markets are the opposite of democracy, and this is a big part of what makes long-term shorting so dangerous.
Not a fan of long-term shorting.
(3) GME got rekt in the exact same way last time bro
The GME play got rekt in the exact same ways last time.
Study history.
Study wtf happened to this EXACT SAME PLAY the last time this happened.
Now why would reddit-created GME love such a zero-sum kind short squeeze play like this so much?
Well… obviously because reddit is packed full of commies. Of course commies would love this kind of play.
Getting your trading advice from the minds of commies may not be the best move, fwiw.
Many other reasons. But will end with that.
Could $GME still moon?
Sure! Long term shorting is a dangerous move. Things could boom for any of an infinite number of unknown unknowns.
Will I still be comfortable with hating the GME play even if it moons?
Absolutely. Always disliked the $GME play, always will, regardless of where the price goes. Focusing purely on intransient, non-price signals here.
$GME looks not-good-enough to me no matter where the price may go.
Memes though. Memes are big. Just getting started.
Memes yes. Pure wholesomeness no.
Real lifechanging opportunities always outrageous.
Study studying.
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Sticking it to the man or whatever is great
But the way $GME is playing on normie’s emotions while pretending to be the most wholesome thing but really likely leading people to slaughter thing is pure evil
Those things that pretend to be the most wholesome are always where the biggest evil lies
Wokes, communists, extreme ecological movements, extreme feminists, …
I don’t know where $GME is going, but I don’t trust it.
Beware anyone who pretends to be the most wholesome
But the way $GME is playing on normie’s emotions while pretending to be the most wholesome thing but really likely leading people to slaughter thing is pure evil
Those things that pretend to be the most wholesome are always where the biggest evil lies
Wokes, communists, extreme ecological movements, extreme feminists, …
I don’t know where $GME is going, but I don’t trust it.
Beware anyone who pretends to be the most wholesome
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