GME Livestream | GameStop Live Analysis Ep6

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[MattHathaway-qt]

Great content! Incredibly entertaining and educational

[MrBogSham]

Touched on many interesting topics in this live stream. The discussion on efficiency got me thinking as I realized I don’t understand what we mean by efficiency when we talk about it in the context of markets. From the discussion I understand it to mean something like stocks are priced correctly? I asked ChatGPT and essentially got “an efficient market is one which reflects all available information at any given time”. That’s the ideal I guess and I can see how short selling could help towards this by pricing in information or a viewpoint which might not be represented otherwise. However, coming from a GME perspective (the central theory being that GME has been unfairly manipulated by shorting for many years) the argument for shorting as a tool for efficiency doesn’t hold up. It appears that it can be used to do quite the opposite, introduce inefficiency, obscure information. I think this disconnect between theory and practice is what has made short selling such a bogeyman, especially for GME holders.

[Budyngo]

Just a few notes since Ryan Cohen is such a big part of the discussion when talking about CHWY, BBBY and GME. Just remember, Being the founder and CEO of a publicly traded company is VERY different than the role of CEO in a publicly traded company. Ryan Cohen’s very first stint as CEO of a public company is his current role as CEO at GME, almost a year in. This could be why communication with shareholders has been light, he ain’t used to it.

[kennethwedmorelund]

14:49 It's turning into an encyclopedia 😍

[frenchhill]

Navy SeaBee here. They say you can take the lid off of a jar and actually fill it up.

[AndrewMTomlinson]

DFV has performed the magic trick, now we're waiting for the Prestige..

[Budyngo]

Per Cohen’s final BBBY SEC 13D/A filed on Aug. 18, 2022, holding for about 6 months, his gains were $58, 645, 118 or 49.13% on the shares of common stock and $9, 488, 099 for a gain of 531.47% on the long calls. Not bad for a guy with only a high school diploma.

[Budyngo]

Keep in mind that the co-defendant in this lawsuit, Gustavo Arnal the Bed Bath & Beyond CFO, committed suicide a week or two after this lawsuit was filed.

[renewright]

Hey dude in La Mesa hit up Sanfilipos if you are looking for the pizza

[rastaman]

Look into the shitcoins so called gme coins that seem very very shady