Never a good idea to keep robbing the same bank

#Growth. Never keep doing the same thing over and over and expect a different result. The GME saga has turned into Peter Pan meaning it is the conflict between wanting to remain in the feeling of rebellion against a class of citizens that looks down on them, but realizing that it’s not possible by just buying a stock and holding it. Being able to live in the embodiment of the desire to never grow up and take on adult responsibilities was the attraction and the promise of riches.
If it had been planned better it could have become a great story, but instead the hedges were able to stay on top in the end. Lots of retail investors came out with large losses or no gains in the end.
That’s not to say it wasn’t an impressive showing up of the hedges. The greed ended up blinding investors of the goal, which was showing a bankrupt stock could become a 20billion dollar stock.
But their was no endgame in the plan. And what happens is the appeal slowly drains out and the stock starts falling and the appeal drains faster. Tomorrow GME will be at its almost exact price of a year ago.
So in honor of GME and AMC me and this ragtag group of cool cats are going to attempt to try and execute the perfect “Screw You” to the hedges and Walk Street.