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$267.13/sh +20.23 (8.19%) Pre-Market: 9:17AM EST

I’m not selling until it’s 500 bucks, maybe a grand ;)

I will ride it down to hell if it goes down, so what.

“In for a penny, in for a pound.”

@Patrick - you bought in around $300/350?

Looks like the train is coming back for ya. lol

Yup! Lol, I got out with a tiny profit.

I think it may well go higher, but I'm happy to have had the fun and not lost anything.

tanking is money moving to rblx lol

I just got 5 more using my margin.

"You know I'm going to lose
and gambling's for fools
but that's the way I like it baby
I don't wanna live forever. "
Motorhead

rblx started 20 higher than expected, this market is crazy.

is rblx good?

I'm asking for a friend.

My kids use to play it and my kids friends with none gaming pcs play it and I've seen enough little kids begging parents to buy robux in checkout line. This is Minecraft 2.0 not to be confused with analogies that some posters make about gold 2.0 ;)

I know nothing about rblx, other than it's being pumped on the stock forums right now. I'm sticking with GME for the hell of it.

GME was somewhere around $330 today, before being knocked down to $200. It bounced right back up and is climbing again. Unreal.

If I had balls, I'd put a couple hundred k on this.

$278.25/sh +18.25 (+7.02%) As of 9:59AM EST. Market open.

Funny, my brother is always asking me for “stock tips” since I told him about ROKU at the IPO.

So I mentioned RBLX and he bought a couple grand worth of it that day.

I only said it might be interesting but his son has students who use it for games so he went for it.

I’m going to have to find other things to try after I sell my GME shares.

joshuatrio says

If I had balls, I'd put a couple hundred k on this.

I wouldn't do that. You could easily end up without those balls.

That is, unless you know something, or have some special insight.

This looks like a classic straddle trade setup, using options.

In other words, there's both price action and volatility so one can buy both a put & call option with reasonable pricing and thus, if it continues its ride up, you make money and if it crashes, you do the same.

Here, it's unlikely that the price will settle in the middle where you lose money paying for the options.

Makes sense. But if other people are doing this, maybe the price of those options has been bid up to the point where it's unlikely to be profitable now.

Or maybe there is still profit to be had.

I had a visit with my childhood friend.
We spent our summers spear fishing, sailing, and scuba diving along with the other misadventures of youth.
He’s got a good job he can do from anywhere using web access.
Owns a house in New England for summers and just got one in Florida.
But, he’s paying $4,000/month rent in Boston and who knows what in Massachusetts income tax.
Why? His wife and daughter want to be near each other to care for the grandchild.
I estimated he pays $75,000/year so his wife can be a babysitter.

This has nothing to do with GME; but if I lose money on my gamble, at least I can think of a guy losing much more, and his loss is avoidable with no possible upside.

I panicked yesterday and sold my three shares. This is what happens when you don't HODL -- an upgrade!

I don’t know the future.
But if GME was once $400/share I’m gonna hodl until it’s 400 again.
I might be waiting longer than my lifespan however.

Broke $200 today. We seeing the second squeeze in the next few days/weeks????

Yeah baby.

AMC closes above $16. Fasten your safety belts...

AMC closes at $26.5. Did not HODL. May have to join the shorts at some point.

GME @ 254.

If I had bigger balls I could have made a killing on this.

Instead I put $30k on petroleum stocks. Up $20k in about a month.

I only have 30 GME and I wish I had rolled the dice bigly, but I guess I’m just too cautious.
I activated margin at Vanguard and I could have gambled a lotta dough on it.

Maybe someday there will be something else that is so interesting.

Institutional doesn't like to go into a long weekend worring about their shorts, so they they go neutral, so the garbage might take off. If so, plan on Tuesday is to buy an atm put expiring friday on the dog shit names.

Everything is going nuts now. Even some genuinely shitty stocks are overpriced now too.

I think it might be increased expectations of inflation driving the stock market up.

Booger says

Everything is going nuts now. Even some genuinely shitty stocks are overpriced now too.

Agree. Roaring 20's??

Patrick says

I think it might be increased expectations of inflation driving the stock market up.

I agree with this as well.

The stock market is an attractive alternative to bonds, so stocks continue to rise.
This is because interest rates are not that high.

There are guys around the world who have “new money” coming in every month. They're rich.

They decide what they want to buy: 1. Bonds 2. Stocks
Lately they’re buying stocks.

Of course there are bullshit non profitable companies that rise too, sometimes index funds and ETFs own the crap too.

GME back to $250. Sheesh.

$LPI oil stock, I'm up double in about 2 months. Insanity. This was my biggest play yet.

Everything I own today is green.

Not sure how long this'll last.

I do worry that any significant rise in rates will hit the stock market very hard, but I can't think of any other reasonable place to put money at the moment.

Still got my original sell order in at 1000 for GME. If I hit it, great, if not hodl.

Patrick says

I do worry that any significant rise in rates will hit the stock market very hard, but I can't think of any other reasonable place to put money at the moment.

Silver.

My Swiss stock ETF is doing okay so far.
FLSW.
I'm putting some of my GME winnings there when I sell my shares.

Holy shit, it's still in the triple digits.

Wow.

GME at $293...

I think the Bible says money for no work is evil. I guess when I shuffle off my mortal coil they’re sending me down to Hades.
😈

It's running. $331.

Lol, still causing pain for the shorts:

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GME?p=GME&.tsrc=fin-srch

$218

Patrick says

Lol, still causing pain for the shorts:

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GME?p=GME&.tsrc=fin-srch

$218

Wow. That's fantastic. Forgot I even owned GME till you bumped this thread Patrick.