What's so bad about that?

God, where's the 30rock Lemmy?

Yes. The data for the image isn't hosted in the block chain of the NFT. The NFT is basically an unfalsifiable digital signature of authenticity.

Frankly I think every stock-oriented subreddit is a controlled operation meant to pull value from the subscribers only. I doubt almost any thread on those subs are people authentically sharing their perspectives.

I was locked into FOMO and sunk cost fallacy, I'm now trying to get these scumbags at Computershare to give me my shares back so I can sell them.

You're right but I was assuming NFT dorks would pull up their NFT wallet (?) and click them

https://dubvee.org/c/30rock

Nothing really aside from the annoyance of living where everything is 20 miles apart makes shopping at multiple small shops quite time consuming.

Oof, you went full DRS. Not judging, I probably would've sone the same if I got in late.

Yeah, it's a embarrassment I have to live with forever. The person who got me and my friends into it doesn't talk to my group anymore and I think it's out of shame. I, in turn, feel shame not only for my part in participation in the market, but for convincing others to buy shares as well. Fucking thing sucks, I want my money back Ryan, you cock.

But the instance dedicated to a death-grip on this one stock said it was the future!

I just wish I was paying attention the day it climbed back up to 60$, I would have sold for a small profit in a hurry...

TBF it was a good idea to buy, just required the caveat that you should've sold in January. I somehow timed my exit well, then proceeded to plough a stupid amount into another meme srock which now sits at -48k, a good reminder that gambling is for idiots. Like me.

The company as a whole is profitable with not a dollar of debt, where is this staggering hemmorage?

The stock price is not declining, and is up for the year. What's the problem?

Same same same same same.

Recall that the first quarter after the whole WSB thing, they had something like 2 billion in cash from that whole thing. A year later, they had 1 billion. Half a year later, 500 million. All of a sudden this quarter, after shutting down stores all over the place and gutting their staff, they're claiming 4 billion cash on hand, helped out by unproven social media claims growing their stock price 30%. *doubt*. Their business model relies on physical games being sold multiple times, once when new, and then multiple times as used copies. This is why they're focusing on retro consoles. New consoles have passable online marketplaces, so Gamestop cannot compete, and are completely inferior to PC gaming, which hasn't needed Gamestop in 20 years.

I think people underestimate the mental health benefits of never thinking about whether number you can’t control or predict go up or down.

Man, that really sucks. I’m sorry to hear that. I had it happen to me once with $SLV.

guess it's time to finally sell my GameStop stonk. Carbon hands, everyone.