Reddit trader behind GameStop rally says he lost $13M in one day

Not only does he own 50,000 shares at a cost average of 15 but also had 500 calls he bought for .20 cents each that at one point were worth north of 100.
Believe they said he had over $30,000,000 in profits at the height of gamestops euphoria. Now the stock getting swallowed up.
 
Not only does he own 50,000 shares at a cost average of 15 but also had 500 calls he bought for .20 cents each that at one point were worth north of 100.
Believe they said he had over $30,000,000 in profits at the height of gamestops euphoria. Now the stock getting swallowed up.
$55 mil.
 
He didn't want to sell @ $480, but he's holding @ $80?. Does he expect another squeeze attempt... to, like you know, $1,000?

Last summer the investment community was thinking GME wasn't worth squadouche... and was headed the way of "Blockbuster redux".

Never know. Anything is possible. But for it to happen, they need to trade with brokers that do not restrict buying. It's the restriction on buying that killed the rally.
 
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