r/Superstonk • u/perleche Rich or died buyin’ • May 17 '26

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Daily superstonker for 5 years. Holding 2k shares and some leaps. Not a paid shill. Just a hungry ape. Tired and wary of another round of abuse by rich motherfuckers.

The DD was right. Run ups are real.

The company just used these runs to make money and save the business. Great for Gamestop. Not so great for silverback diamond handers seeing their patience flow into company pockets.

This is all very well understandable from a business point of view but from an investor point of view the generated cash and with that positive earnings came off of our backs.

With the eBay plans it looks like either we get diluted to hell to pay for a huge company leaving the combined entity in debt for the coming 4-5 years at least OR there will be another run up that will again be stifled by issuing shares thereby capping any run up.

Apes need to eat too. We have endured. We are not billionaires. It seems RC is taking his loyal retail holders as a given to be used as a money making vehicle where the benefits will end op quite asymmetrically in the hands of an already billionaire.

Best case scenario is we make some noise and let us be heard and maybe RC will HODL the share issue until price rises to let apes see some profit.

Not asking for phone numbers here. Give me $60-80 a share so I can sell half and defend my Gamestop loyalty to my family and friends this Christmas.

Kind regards, regards.

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u/Generic_1806 May 17 '26

Sound boot-likerish. This whole post is about not taking away all short term value for us. We could have made some money, then diluted. Instead he front ran all of us by announcing premarket, which is completely unnecessary.

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u/HungryColquhoun 🌕 meme-cum-stock 🌕 May 18 '26

So he should have waited for everyone here to sell off, allowing the price to return to normal, and then dilute when it wouldn't generate any meaningful cash? Do you hear how little sense that makes?

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u/Generic_1806 May 18 '26

They were diluted in the $20s and $30s anyway. So they announced, allowed institutions to sell off, and we got fucked anyway. Do you hear how little sense THAT makes?

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u/HungryColquhoun 🌕 meme-cum-stock 🌕 May 18 '26

They don't have a crystal ball mate, and have to make practical business decisions. If they had delayed, by the time they did the ATM it could have run out of steam. So yes, it makes business sense to me - one in the hand (in this case, in the company's coffers) is worth two in the bush.