u/Eires_own

▲ 29 r/GME

Let’s be clear. There are two sides to every argument.

All GME related subs seem to have become an infestation of insulated ideology that we must all bow down to king Ryan Cohen and everything else is “FUD”.

Not everything negative is FUD.

Right now, yes, I agree, we probably don’t have the full picture but let’s be clear - I have been here since 2020. I am sick of being diluted and absolutely no return on investment. We are not here to be a part of a cult. The whole idea of investing is that you buy a company that will increase your investment in value. GME has not done that. In 5 years.

Yes, the balance sheets look healthier. But what have we got to show for it? Ryan Cohen called GME a dog and basically said he didn’t even want to be CEO recently - I feel like we’re becoming cannon fodder for another CEO with his own dreams to fulfil and a *very* handsome payout.

I read a pretty balanced post earlier - he has addressed practically every group except the shareholders directly on how this will work/be structured. What are you proposing we do, follow the leader blindly? This is a fucking investment not a cult. There are countless historical examples of how following the leader blindly goes sideways.

It is okay to criticise this shit. 2.5BN shares is an absolutely insane volume of shares. We have seen practically no ROI in investment in 5 years. That price hasn’t risen much whilst the whole market is soaring.

Be open to the other side of the coin and allow the questions to be asked. Stop the cult mentality. Stop claiming everything is FUD.

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u/Eires_own — 2 days ago
▲ 44 r/GME

It seems like the proposal particularly yesterday is getting some pretty mixed feedback but I have to ask what’s actually changed?

Post run up, this has always been a bet on Ryan Cohen. It is and always has been a bet on the jockey and not the horse. No matter what deal is made, I’m not sure it changes that fact.

The interviews today solidify my conviction in Cohen, he mentioned that he reached out to eBay 2 years ago regarding a partnership and they were basically asleep at the wheel. He’s now put them in a position where they have to take notice and he’s coming to the table with a real plan and it’s pretty clear it doesn’t involve any of them. He’s proactive, has ideas, has a track record, hates shorts, has a bet on the same horse we do.

Cohen is the play here, if you’ve lasted 5 years betting on him and you’re jumping ship at the final hurdle, I’m not really sure that makes sense. Our jockey has gotten our donkey into the Kentucky Derby - we may as well see where it finishes!

u/Eires_own — 8 days ago