GME up over 100%.... what is going on now?

I'm jealous of people getting their stimulus check. I'm ineligible due to the income limit crap. Haven't received even one stimulus check. Almost feel like being cheated by govt. I pay higher taxes but I get left out when govt. hands out money.

I'd gladly have to file to pay taxes on income and not get free money, rather than not have to file because I never earned enough over the exemptions and then get a measly hand-out from the gubment. The more taxes you have to pay on income, the wealthier you are. I'll take that door please, Monty!
 
I'm jealous of people getting their stimulus check. I'm ineligible due to the income limit crap. Haven't received even one stimulus check. Almost feel like being cheated by govt. I pay higher taxes but I get left out when govt. hands out money.


You have a 6++ figure salary and you are complaining about not receiving a couple of thousand bucks??
 
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2021-01-13-steam-saw-21-percent-more-games-sold-in-2020

and based on what i read, steam's revenue was 4 bil back in 2017, and it's climbing. that's more than what EA brings from their games. EA stock is +$100.

https://www.statista.com/statistics...rst released in 2003 by,in game sales in 2017.

So like i said, if GME creates its own PC platform and offers subription with access to top releases..this is easily a $100 stock.

i for one would definitely be a customer lol
 
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https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2021-01-13-steam-saw-21-percent-more-games-sold-in-2020

and based on what i read, steam's revenue was 4 bil back in 2017, and it's climbing. that's more than what EA brings from their games. EA stock is +$100.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/547025/steam-game-sales-revenue/#:~:text=First released in 2003 by,in game sales in 2017.

So like i said, if GME creates its own PC platform and offers subription with access to top releases..this is easily a $100 stock.

i for one would definitely be a customer lol


GME creates its own PC platform offer subscription???? Never ever is that going to happen. A fantasy at best.
 
You have a 6++ figure salary and you are complaining about not receiving a couple of thousand bucks??
The implications of the handouts is huge. Who do you think is going to foot the bill for the hand out? They will have to raise the tax rates on high earners to make up for the deficit. Even a 3% increase in Fed tax can cost me dearly. As a family of four, I'm talking about $5,600 tax free money. That is huge in my neck of the woods. I'm the guy who buys store brand stuff to save money even if I can afford the branded stuff, drives a Camry even if I can afford a BMW.
 
The implications of the handouts is huge. Who do you think is going to foot the bill for the hand out? They will have to raise the tax rates on high earners to make up for the deficit. Even a 3% increase in Fed tax can cost me dearly. As a family of four, I'm talking about $5,600 tax free money. That is huge in my neck of the woods. I'm the guy who buys store brand stuff to save money even if I can afford the branded stuff, drives a Camry even if I can afford a BMW.



Wholly shiat, you too buy generic stuff and also drive a Camry? Did we just become best friends?!?!?!


 
I wonder if there's a way he can work this stuff (below) into the model.
I don't know how, or from what angle it can be applied to the gaming business... maybe sell unique characters (?) (and I don't mean for millions like this stupid stuff thats going on now) but say for $25... something gamers can afford. Then some e-sports dude can travel around in various games building his unique brand/persona. Then he could sell it back, or sell it to someone else.

I dunno, you guys would know better than me.
They sure don't need 5000 leases though. Or maybe they do.

Trade what ya see I guess, but I don't think I'd sleep well if I had a big short position overnight.

Today's low was $206. I think $200ish might hold for awhile.
At least this week.
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Just went to $188 premarket...
 
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