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Buy GME
nono, MOASS is coming soon™
What? A buying stock in a company based on selling used media in an industry that is transferring heavily into digital? Thank god they have Funko Pops to save the sinking ship. GME is a meme stock because it's like Bitcoin or that banana duct taped to a wall. It's worth a lot to investors but not a lot to society. Actually I'd say the banana is worth more. If push comes to shove, I can eat the banana.
Man, why does this seem to be where ALL the money is at anymore? =\
I mean... If you bought at $350, yeah, but anything less than $60 before the split is still positive.
Yeah, that tends to be the case, when you buy things for less than they're worth now you are making profit, thanks for taking the time to enlighten us.