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a lot of "traders" and "bots" like to test the options markets, so they put in bid/ask only for a few seconds before someone take them, just to see how they can influence the bid/ask curve. Like I said, watching the bid/ask tape of an option even for a largecap stock can be fascinating and a...

that's why roaring kitty can't liquidate his options, he is fucked and has to hold. what's the multiplier on those options? 5 with the multiplier gives you a large notional, I think you mentioned 50,000 loss, so still a sizable trade in a market with a known "liquidity" problem. Option...

this is what I was mentioning to the GME fools trading options, the bid/ask volume for options is very volatile in normal time, in a panic situation, it's far worse. It's possible that the broker couldn't find a volume/price match on the different option exchange to liquidate them pronto...

Zacks current year estimate has it at "Current Yr Est -0.06" let's assume 0.06 instead because next year could be better, their forward P/E is like 1,300x at $80 :)

that's explains it all dude why you are so bullish on that $GME loser :)

LOL good one :)

and wanking on his YouTube stock promotions :)

probably got a letter from the SEC to tell him to shut the fuck up and stop posting on stupid Reddit :)

he has gone MiA, probably got a nice SEC letter :)

found this in another thread here, they have a cheap plugin for their data, not sure how reliable the data is though to be tested, https://www.alphavantage.co/

you can technically do it with expensive packages from REUTERS, they will download their data directly into your spreadsheet, but you will have to know all the "script command" to download that kind of data basically, you will need to "program" your spreadsheets, as there are different...

a bunch of millennials and GenY got tired of playing "minecraft" and "Fornite" and thought they could try a new gaming thing with stocks. They found a perfect "victim" for the role play, GME, and then went on YouTube, TikTok and Reddit to share their "game play" and bragged about their "kills" :)

Markets are not casino, and what all those millennial idiots forgot was that investing takes a lot of time and patience, and it's a constant learning curve, those GME guys thought it was casino and played it like it, and when "regulators" and SRO step in to stop the casino, they all come crying...

why would you want to do that?

he should have cashed out even at 5, because at 10 or 47, you know you are in total BS territory, and if he had cashed out, all the other fools would have stop buying that crap, and it would have never reached 10 or 47 so his influence and his YT hyper hype, with him "holding" and not selling...

now this is funny, they have declared a state of union for all Reddit followers LOL WALLSTREETBETS STATE OF THE UNION

look at those fucks :)

maybe not, they are fucking customers, like everyone else on an IPO :)

what would be funny is him using his $13m in cash to buy back some more shares LOL

problem with fools is that they don't know when to stop, it's like playing roulette at the casino, losers keep playing until they have no cash left