@Perpetualmaniac@forgebitz I'm all in that AI is revolutionizing things and that it has immense utility now. I use it all the time, The data is showing business struggle to turn tokens into company value. AI companies are adjusting their narrative to match the reality
@Perpetualmaniac@forgebitz And yet companies are reporting that overall AI productivity is overhyped when cost is accounted for... Surely they aren't using AI automation hype to fortify stock performance and from having to explain the real reason for the layoffs
One of the most fascinating dichotomies of programming an AI tool is the constant flipping between llms being the dumbest and smartest part of the process
@djcelts @tanner_perryman @JoevialTexas @JeremyLayt0n They entered the blackout this week look at the data and how it says that the last transaction happened the 15th
@Dogmastine1@jesawyer@Hbomberguy Is it a bubble... yes except that there are required buyers and the only ones who will be liable to pay through the nose for the shares will be the same bastards that over shorted the stock
@Dogmastine1@jesawyer@Hbomberguy The original price for this stock post squeeze was like 200$ you can dig up the old wall street bets dd from back in December which is when I bought in. Everything that the hedge funds has done has only added fuel to the fire to the monstrosity that it is now.
@Dogmastine1@jesawyer@Hbomberguy If they had only shorted the stock the legal amount I would agree with you. Its the fact that it's over 100% and the fact that they have continued to double down up to 150% short that makes me say that this isn't. GME is unlike any other stock event in history
@Dogmastine1@jesawyer@Hbomberguy Yeah except this isn't a pump and dump this is multiple gamma squeezes followed by a short squeeze. Every legitimate owner could sell their shares and there would still be 38% of the shorts not covered.
@Dogmastine1@jesawyer@Hbomberguy You're not required to invest in a specific way on the free market. Hence... Free market. If people like the stock for whatever reason. They can like the stock.
@Dogmastine1@jesawyer@Hbomberguy But here's the thing GME wasn't shorted on fundamentals you could justify that up to 100% float could be fundamental. So why should those that actually want the company to succeed be forced to adhere to the fundamentals.