GameStopLong
These red GME days are giving me reverse confirmation bias
Updated
I consider GME to be the strongest buy right now, especially given the amount of selling pressure seen in the last month.
Why would a big player attack a stock so violently? I don't know. It must be the case, though, unless retail suddenly -collectively- just decided to pack up their things and leave right before Gamestop and Loopring's partnership is announced. Hmm. :thinking_face:
Moreover, why would ANYONE sell the next viable, up-and-coming competitor to amazon? Sure GME might be overvalued if they had just KEPT THE EXACT SAME BUSINESS MODEL FROM 2020, but they are evolving and expanding rapidly.
Don't take my word for it. Go and see all the strides they've ALREADY made. They're not touting that they're going to be the next e-commerce giant; they're just doing it. Not to mention the rumored NFT marketplace, which would be nothing short of groundbreaking. All you have to do is take your head out of the sand.
Why would a big player attack a stock so violently? I don't know. It must be the case, though, unless retail suddenly -collectively- just decided to pack up their things and leave right before Gamestop and Loopring's partnership is announced. Hmm. :thinking_face:
Moreover, why would ANYONE sell the next viable, up-and-coming competitor to amazon? Sure GME might be overvalued if they had just KEPT THE EXACT SAME BUSINESS MODEL FROM 2020, but they are evolving and expanding rapidly.
Don't take my word for it. Go and see all the strides they've ALREADY made. They're not touting that they're going to be the next e-commerce giant; they're just doing it. Not to mention the rumored NFT marketplace, which would be nothing short of groundbreaking. All you have to do is take your head out of the sand.
Note
It seems the RSI has hit it's lowest point in all of 2021. Clocking in at 29.69, the stock is likely OVERSOLD right now.
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