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You get out while you were in the green? Or ride it on down 46% today?

With a name like that how can one resist

I agree with you on travel, not as much with tech stocks pulling back. I'm long on Southwest (LUV) largely because anecdotally I have not seen the brand loyalty they have for any other airline. I enjoy using them and many of my friends respond with "I LOVE Southwest" when their name is brought...

Made worse by the CEO of Robinhood going on MSNBC that night repeatedly saying they "did NOT have a liquidity issue". Something smells like BS

You are exhausting. It shouldn't be this hard to understand taking and reinvesting profits. I linked to the month by month breakdown but I guess you don't feel like looking at that and would rather rely on one sentence by the friggin DailyMail. Not WSJ, DailyMail. I already linked to how...

Yeah, of course you're going to be pretty well off once you've turned $50k into $750k through GameStop bets

The only thing I disagreed with was your portrayal, below. He did invest $50k and turned that into millions. You seem to be implying that he is secretly some "fat cat" when he's a dude who made a good $50k bet and turned that into more good bets on GameStop.

Dude, you are waaayyyy out of your element

Your math wasn't factoring in options contracts at all. That's why it was way off.

Dude.... The WSJ article I posted references his $53k initial investment. The guy himself has posted monthly updates on his GME investments. Below is his screenshot from Sept. 2019 with a $53k initial investment. You can go to his profile and track his updates if you want. He started...

He invested $53k in summer of 2019. Grew accordingly

They found Golden Balls McGee https://www.wsj.com/articles/keith-gill-drove-the-gamestop-reddit-mania-he-talked-to-the-journal-11611931696

r/wallstreetbets: 1 Citron research: Zero

Robinhood has now opened up trading on GME and the other "restricted securities"....kind of. For example, with GME they will only allow you a maximum of a 5 share holding. If you don't have any shares yet you can buy max up to 5, if you have less than 5 you can buy however many to get you to...

All comes down to October. Every game in October can be won...or lost.

Below is what Robinhood showed this morning I heard options trading were shut down earlier this week. I was able to pick up some shares through Fidelity though.

Down $14M in one day. But still holding

I spoke too soon on RobinHood, they're in on it as well. They're not allowing people holding GME or AMC (and others) to buy more shares. They can only "close their position". And they say it's the redditors manipulating the markets. BS