Are redditors still diamond hands on gme?

Not since Ryan Cohen gave the shorts everything they wanted with the stock sale last year and had absolutely nothing to show for it like a new product or acquisition. Ryan Cohen betrayed his core investors and did something that was supposed to be impossible. He turned a MACD Golden cross into a death cross with a stock sale. Impossible because it would take considerable timing, and back door dealing that is still illegal, in order for it to happen. GameStop dead. Ryan selling assets cuz the ship ain't righted, and he ain't got a better plan. Shrink the business and rip off the small guys that invested.

Let me tell you a story... I sold off all my Bitcoin and put it all into GME stock right when it was starting to go up... It wasn't much like it was worth 1000 bucks or something... And then Bitcoin went from 30k to 60k in like two months... And now it's closer to 100k Long story short I make bad choices and no fuckin way I'm selling my GME for a loss just for it to double or triple again in two months

-whispers into your ear- You should sell.

Where is the /s? WHERE IS THE /S?

It's really greentext

I see you jack. >**Jack:** This is GE! >**Banks:** It's just G now, Jack. I sold the E. To Samsung. They're Samesung now. 

RC is turning out to be a giant douche bag. Who would have saw that coming

Anyone who didn't sell after the idiocy of the NFT market is a fuckin bagholder through and through. An NFT market was stupid to begin with, because it's trying to use endless amounts of CPU cycles to enforce an "ownership" system that is genuinely unneeded and **only serves to benefit Capital and Capitalists.** Hell yeah let's burn down the planet for fuckin skins in video games! /s Later, they would shut down the same market, after barely over a year and a half. This was and is a company with no concrete plans for the future that was spinning its wheels since its core business was failing and continues to fail. Diamond hands? More like Sunk Cost Hands.

At the rate these chains are telling me to fuck off with my business and ignore them I'm gonna end up with nothing but farmer markets and crafts shows to shop at...

Taking the loss on GameStop is something you can take as a tax write-off for years (depending on the size of loss).

And somehow, Costco? Weird twist.

That too, though I haven't had reason to go there just yet. Curious to see some stats over the year to see if there's a notable bump for them due to standing against the trend to kill DEI.

I also haven't had a reason to go there, haha. Probably soon for diapers, though, as Target is also shooting itself in the foot.

Honestly, is that a bad thing though?

>Hell yeah let's burn down the planet for fuckin skins in video games! /s It's an apt comparison but NFTs are sooo much worse than skins. At least there's an opportunity to "enjoy" skins as well as show them off during an activity you're doing anyway. With an NFT it's just "look at this picture I own!" and nothing else

It's not even a weird twist it's just people who understand how capitalism actually functions and realize that investing in their workers means their workers have more disposable time and income to spend buying shit at Costco. It's wild to me that we've gone from advocating for leftism to "if we are gonna do capitalism shouldn't we at least do it in a way that won't break literally everything?" Costco is simply a traditional capitalist business that doesn't want to see the economy completely implode for everyone but the rich.

I thought an NFT was just a link to an image and didn’t actually contain the image itself?

It has absolutely nothing to do with their entire core business model being obsolete. Nor with the issue that they've been hemmoraging money at a *staggering* rate.

Honestly as a dumbass still holding worthless empty bags labeled GME, I hate Ryan Cohen almost as much as I hate Musk.