First reason for this was to get people to paperhand their shares, which they did do, roughly 10% of retail likely turned into paperhanded, fully-retarded, bitches. But when you do, it begins to make a bit more sense.ġC. But why the fuck would these cocknibblers go and purchase that metric fuckton of options set to expire just two days later on Friday the 12th? Also, doing so during a massive price drop which they themselves created on 3/10? I seems like a dumbass contradictory move when you don't look too hard into it. This also leads to the next question, why were so many options contracts purchased when the price dropped so massively? I suppose it makes sense that our good whales wanted to solidify the squeeze this week by doing so, BUT now in support of new evidence via DD’s tagged below, the massive call options bought from $260-300 were also likely bought by the dicklords themselves.ġB.I’ve been trying to assess other DDs without letting my confirmation bias ignore dissenting information, I now strongly believe that the price crash WAS caused by hedge funds and not the longs(explained later). The massive drop on 3/10 was likely NOT caused by the good whales so that they could go and purchase that metric fuckton of options contracts upon price drop from $350 > $170. Part 1: What caused the drop on 3/10 and what was the reasoning behind the massive options purchase that occurred during the drop? (revisited with smarter ape approach)ġA. Logic is tight right?īefore going further, if you still somehow don’t know wtf this is all about, or don't know what's going on with GME, and still yeeted some money into a stock without any prior knowledge on it, please read this gem of an FAQ post that will fill you in: Parts discussed below cover Wed-Friday events of last week and lead into what is to come, as you need to understand what happened to make sense of what is going to happen.
Lmk if something seems missing, credit should always go where do. All sources for attachments and posts provided below. A lot of this information was pulled from my own thoughts and a few other DDs I found pretty important, with some having moonlight shed upon them, while others are still finding their way up. lmk what you guys think and enjoy u fellow apes! 🚀Īlright ya smooth-brained apes, I'm about to drop some information/research that I believe is critical for you guys to assess in respect to the coming week, which is arguably one of THE most important weeks for GME yet. I haven't even started yet so don't fkn give up on me already and keep going until u see the destination of the rocket down below. Thanks for taking the time if you made it this far. You may find some errors, etc, and if you do, I'll do my best to edit them ASAP. Though this is my first DD post, I have made sure to review and assess an extensive amount of DD's in the past few months to best judge my own approach today. Below I will talk about the events described in one of the DD's which I found super interesting and I think it deserves to be considered, at the very least, because it makes a lot more sense than people are giving it credit for, especially in hindsight. This seems to be done more often than not, without a valid defense. One thing I've learned is that there are really well-written DD posts which, from face value alone, immediately gain hate for no reason other than to tear down that person's research. Nonetheless, I have pieced together a few bits of information and DD analysis, as well as personal thoughts on them regarding the events which occurred between 3/10-3/12.
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Lastly, I've been a long-time lurker here and thanks to this page, reading is something I still haven't learned how to do.
All I know Is that I just like the stock and it likes me. This is in no way financial advice, I can't even read half of the shit below.
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