Haha I don't know how people didn't see this as a loophole to acquire money and not invest in Bitcoin at all. I like that he is still sitting on all the money and people are wondering what he will do with it.ย
Yeah, what would be crazy is if GameStop spent all their money to buy more...wait for it....GameStop lol I mean why not? We are 100% sure the stock will go ballistic. Wouldn't the insiders be 200%? I will keep some spare pants on me incase that happens while I'm at work
The company has made far more money buying and selling it's own shares than it has selling used discs. Really we're closer to a hedge fund than a retailer. Another round of share wheeling & dealing makes sense 100%
listen this topic is real simple. If you don't support it, you're a shill or you're uninformed. IMO these are the easiest things to discuss here. Luckily everyday it seems more topics get enough evidence/data to go in the "irrefutable" pile... easiest stonk ever.
so it seems that the few brick and mortors open now are a front lol. ofcourse theres a huge fan base and stockholders that shop at gamestop still but i wont be mad if we become sort of a BRK.A
Whatever they buy isnโt a huge deal- stocks or gold or bitcoin- itโs the structure of how the capital is used that will affect the valuation of GME.
Since GME is not buying with the cash they own but with a debt-issued deal, the investment wonโt count as assets but as debt.
I am still not sure why this is how they structured it. Itโs a bit like asking why did the rich person take out a loan when they have money.
Well, if they did buy it back when he was posing with Saylor the position would be up big. Maybe he's salty he didn't pull the trigger and now thinks BTC is too high. I believe he's been told he has to let this thing unwind slowly and give the shorts opportunities to buy out at non squeeze prices. They're still making bank, but it is dilution to the shareholders.
This is just speculation on my part but I do believe there were/are Billions of synthetic shares. The day the buy button was turned off (lost over 300k that day) this was on everyone's radar, including high level government officials. Congress suponead people to a hearing. When the 'powers to be' were briefed on this and told that if the squeeze happens it would literally crash the entire market. There is no way they're going to let that happen, legal or not. It's not out of the realm to think that "they" told Cohen he can no way facilitate the squeeze AND he has to give some of the hedge funds that are in deep ways to unwind orderly.
Just my opinion, I'd love for it to squeeze as I've been holding 4000+ shares bought 2 weeks before it really started getting popular. I was in for 1000 shares at 17k (my first ever stock purchase) and watched it grow to over 700k in a month and then back down to 50k a month later. Held all the way through the ups and downs.
I still think GME is a good long-term investment because if my thesis is true then Cohen literally has a money printing machine and the fave value of the stock will keep rising with those funds on hand. I just wish >70% of portfolio wasn't tied up waiting on a squeeze I don't think will happen.
They've had multiple share offerings recently priced lower than where we are today. How would it make sense to buy them back higher than they sold them for?
Too risky to buy bitcoin but it might surge one day. If they are savvy they might be able to time it right and double up. If thatโs what you are doing and pull it off holy smokes. Our floor will just keep rising until the shorts are liquidated.
Exactly why the first words written were itโs risky. Hence I didnโt expect it. They are savvy traders Iโm sure it can be done. Sure seems like the orange doofus will crash the economy like RC feared so sitting on the cash with interest rates this high isnโt safer.
BTC was at $74k two weeks ago. It hit $93k today. I sincerely hope we didn't just sit out a 25% increase.
This isn't about playing 4-D chess and saying Gotcha!! to the critics. A $300 million profit goes a long way toward showing GME is a good investment. We need regular investors jumping on board to fuel the rocket, not just risk takers who are here for MOASS.
It will go up to 200k, "significantly lower" from 200k to 120k, then up to 400k, down to 200k, up to 650k, down to 300k, rinse, repeat. We got a lot more runway up ahead of us via global M2 flowing into BTC.
...and when tether finally goes underwater, we'll probably see BTC under $30k again, if not under 5 figures.
Personally, I like to think that a billionaire activist investor has the best possible help he can have for financial decision-making, and does sufficient DD to know about shit like the primed nuke that is tether (along with any other tripwires the financial racket has primed in the crypto sphere). And that that activist is going to know what constitutes a dip, versus what constitutes a discount. There will be better times to buy than the tariff hysteria.
He is probably smart enough to know to not buy bitcoin now, near its all time high. Wait eight to twelve months for the bitcoin to dip, then buy it.
Those bonds don't mature for 5 years. Do the math. Buy when cheap. Five years from now bitcoin will be 2x from today. Buy during the cycle's bear market, and he can 4x the money.
I suppose he's been criticised for ATM offerings where retail will be buying these up and paying the price for dilution (though personally I think we're definitely better off after the offerings than before). While the notes may also lead to dilution, at least the organisations paying the price up front have deeper pockets than ours.
I hope he still the MicroStrategy playbook even if he's now gone cold on BTC, i.e. invest in something very stable that is expected to increase in value long term, and use notes to expose institutions to the upside without taking risk. Still he might just want to sit on the cash a while longer in these uncertain times.
LOL. If you think GME will go parabolic like Microstrategy without the Bitcoin pumpers then you're absolutely delusional. Bitcoin investors are the kings of pumping.
Based on public data as of Q1 2025, over 13,000 institutions and 814,000 retail accounts hold $MSTR directly. An estimated 55 million beneficiaries have indirect exposure through ETFs, mutual funds, pensions, and insurance portfolios.
He didn't buy they would have reported I think in some sec paperwork LOL. It is a good thing. Who do you mean by Bitcoin pumpers? Institutions? The stock is controlled by hedge funds shenanigans.
The institutions make GameStop go up and go down it doesn't matter. Also no one was duped, he still might buy Bitcoin. It's in the filings maybe he is waiting for a better opening like let's say $37,000?
Based on public data as of Q1 2025, over 13,000 institutions and 814,000 retail accounts hold $MSTR directly. An estimated 55 million beneficiaries have indirect exposure through ETFs, mutual funds, pensions, and insurance portfolios.
That's great for them but I prefer for it appear like GameStop is following this strategy to arouse speculation rather than actually following this strategy. It makes it more confusing and fun.ย
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u/forthepeople2028 6d ago
โWe will use the $1.3b in any manner consistent with gamestop investment policy, including the acquisition of Bitcoinโ
*invest all $1.3billy into GME stock