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Thank you @elonmusk for giving people an alternative to the archaic banking system we’ve been stuck with.
Earning 6% just for holding your funds is wild.
$30,000 = $150/month
$1,800/year
And that’s before factoring in compounding.
Your money should be working for you, not just sitting in a bank.
Shorting is a world filled with slippery slopes and sand castles. The sand castles are real, and vulnerable, but the slippery slopes drive men insane and ultimately prevent most from being properly positioned when the castle is washed away.
eBay is the Kansas City Shuffle.
The shorts are pushing the eBay price higher because they believe a potential acquisition won’t work without massive dilution. Their entire thesis is based on the assumption that Ryan Cohen would keep issuing more and more shares just to buy eBay at any price.
They expect a deal structured around 50% cash and 50% stock, with GameStop continuously diluting shareholders to make it happen.
But what if that’s exactly the trap?
What if Ryan decides not to buy eBay at all?
Instead, GameStop could use its position, cash reserves, and market conditions to aggressively buy back shares and lock up more of the float. That completely flips the narrative and puts enormous pressure on the short thesis.
And then Kitty steps out of the box again and pushes the entire momentum even further.
After that, if markets eventually collapse and valuations across the board get crushed, GameStop would still have the ability to issue shares later at the right moment and acquire companies far cheaper — not just eBay, but potentially multiple businesses and valuable assets during a downturn.
That’s why I think many people still don’t understand the bigger picture. They are focused on short-term headlines while Ryan Cohen appears to be thinking several moves ahead.
$GME 🏴☠️🚀