The American stock market is going to crash, the 1% manipulate the lives of millions for victory laps in their new yachts, people are starving because the rich rather evade taxes than donate some cash to charity, and the government is letting it all happen. Wow, that sounds like a unoriginal set up to a lame TV drama. But I'm serious. I'm not sure what you've heard so far on the news, or if you're even aware at all, but this is a quick (and REALLY rough) rundown of some things going down right now in America as we speak.


The market is crashing?

Inflation is rising at ridiculous rates, Banks are taking actions that we have previously seen right before the 08 crash, treasury bonds are falling in value, and the media is being paid to trick everyone into believing it's all just because of worries about a 2nd covid wave. The entire system is about to fall apart and GME is the best way to make money, and save yourself from economic despair.


Why GME?

Because the people responsible (the 1%) that control the stock market with puppet strings from the top, and have all their friends on the regulation boards, are betting AGAINST GameStop. This means that when Gamestop rises, they lose money. It also means that when the entire stock market crashes, they won't have the money to support their bet against GameStop, meaning the price will skyrocket? How high?Millions.


If they control the market, why will it crash?

The market has been teetering on the edge for what I'd say is years now. In short, it's the same reasons that we had the 08 crash. They're greedy, they want to make money for themselves more than they care about the economy or how their actions affect anybody else. Don't believe me? Then look no further than when they destroyed years of cancer research by shorting Biotech Viragen into bankruptcy. This was a company that could've saved thousands of lives by now with the research they were doing, but instead they went bankrupt because it'd be profitable for the 1%.


How do they control the market?

The media. The average investor is conditioned. Diverse portfolios, buy bonds and 'safe stocks', listen to CNBC expert recommendations, go for small gains, not big plays. They can control the narrative they want with the media. You don't believe me? Google search "Forget Gamestop Motely Fool" and go to the 'news' tab. For you that don't know Motely Fool is one of the news outlets that discuss stocks constantly, and for the past half a year they've been constantly pumping out "forget gamestop" articles. Why you may ask? because it's in their clientele's (the 1%'s) best interest you ignore the GME stock and continue buying what they want you to buy.


I know how this sounds. It's a conspiracy theory, or it's far fetched, but I'm telling you, if I didn't believe in this with my entire life, then I wouldn't be saying this here. The market is going to crash, and GME will become priceless. I'll link some places you can do further research that actually explain how the true situation is working better below, but I'm telling you, you need to buy at least one share, I'm not even talking about generating revenue for this organization anymore but for your future wellbeing.

I know these sources are really long and big. The first one is basically a HUGE summary starting around January that covers a lot of stuff that has happened with the investment community around GameStop. How much of it you read is up to you, but I believe it's all very important if you want to take this seriously.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/njwv6n/the_gme_masters_guide_a_dd_campaign_for_apes/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share

This second link is a timeline. I just recommend possibly using it as a visual alongside the first one to see some of the order of events. It goes way back before events that are relevant, so just focus on the events starting late January onward if you use it.

https://gmetimeline.com/

If you are interested in the community I recommend checking out the subreddits like r/gme and r/superstonk. That said, if you are interested, I HIGHLY RECCOMEND checking out the first link, at least a bit because you won't understand anything being discussed or memed if you don't know the situation.

Thanks. I hope you all make the best choices for yourselves.

Isn't this on the news a while ago? That shit you guys pulled off was legendary.

The point I'm trying to get out, is that it is not over. The legend is still yet to be seen. The news wants you to think its over, but it's not. Just look up the GME chart google.


January- Gme spikes near $500 on "140% Short interest"

February- "squeeze is over, gg reddit" articles spammed nonstop. price falls to $40 "short interest goes down to like 70%"

March- price again rises and spikes at $340 and then collapses soon after dwindling down to $180 range. "Short Interest is now reported around 40-30%"

April- price slides down more on good news of company transformation decisions to $140-$160 range, stays there all month. Queue thousands of "Forget Gamestop" articles trying to get people to think its over for good. "SI is now reported around 30% I think"

May- Price stays same till near end month where we pass $180 and head into $200s range. "SI report doesn't really change"

June- Price spikes at $350 this time early June, collapses to $220 range for most of month and dwindles down again to $180. "SI stays the same-ish I believe, maybe reports go down to 20%".

July-now. - Price fluctuates from $170 - to $195 range. SI is still reported around 20-30%.


You may wonder, okay what does that mean? IT MEANS THIS ISN'T OVER. if this was over the price wouldn't be fluctuating as much as it is. Since the end of March the volume has been dogshit low, like ludicriously low, Why? Because nobody outside of short sellers is selling. Every retailer investing in GameStop is just buying and holding stock. This brings me to the Short interest reports, if those reports were true, then we wouldn't have spiked in march or early June. It's too difficult to explain simply on this forum, but the short interest is self reported by institutions and there are lots of way to manipulate the numbers you report without even blatantly lying.

The whole idea was that they bought back the shares they needed to in January, but they didn't. They went on the news, claimed they bought back the shares, crashed the price with scummy tactics, and then let the SI fall down by manipulating the numbers. So the SI isn't actually 20% now, it's actually higher than 140%. And the chances are that even the 140% reported in January could be a fucking low ball number, why? Because it's ILLEGAL TO REPORT ANYTHING OVER 140%. Now that said, the fine for going over 140% is a slap on the wrist, but if they got fined for it and news broke out, then people may have REALLY NOTICED the extent of what was going on.

Like I said before, these scummy greedy rich people never closed their positions. GME will skyrocket into thousands upon thousands because of the mindset of those holding onto the stock currently, and the best thing you could do with your money right now is buy a share if possible. You don't even need to buy alot. 1 or 2 shares would be plenty life changing with where this is going.

This isn't financial advice, but I highly suggest digging further and checking out the situation for yourself.

worth bump, read up folks and buy stock

So they used the news outlet to change public's view which would lower down the price, is what I'm catching from this.

>>4 Yes. This essentially what would happen in every single stock market situation. Big player needs to sell millions of a stock? Recommend the public buy the stock on the media so you can dump it off at a good price. Need another stock to fall in order so you don't lose money on a bet? Start putting doubt in the public on the fundamentals of the company. Theres a interview out there by Jim Cramer where he explains this type of ordeal. It's pretty messed up, but the whole idea is to herd retail investors like cattle. The thing with GME is that retail investors aren't listening to the media, they are listening to the research of each other. They are not letting themselves become herded.

Here is the link to the interview on YT. No need to listen to all of it but you can easily get the gist after a couple minutes of how this works.

https://youtu.be/jIfixbq_u0Q