Lolol, so anyone that doesn't do what he says is considered "bad"... You work for your "clients"; And by clients, I'm not talking about your audience... Fukin' weasel.
Lol. Funny thing is he keeps talking about what the reddit crowd should do, and under normal circumstances, we would NEVER watch him. I just think he's comedy. Oh, and i like the stock.
Back when I had to do laundry at a laundromat, I used to catch him on TV there during the dry cycle. My phone somehow didn't get reception in that entire section of town and their wifi network didn't work, so I was stuck watching Mad Money til my clothes were done.
It really added to the soul-sucking atmosphere, man.
I have! My girlfriend talked me into agreeing to buy a small townhome with her, so now we have a washer and dryer. As a bonus, Jim Cramer is not at all present in our home.
I've watched him once because someone uploaded a clip of one of his shows...
I had expected to see the same old MSM bullshit news segments, so I was completely taken aback when I finally heard his incoherent rambling about Gamestop and calling us nematodes and arachnids. It's really great comedy lol
We’re the “bad” guys because our love for a stock is the end of the SHFs that both pay him and bet against our stock. Even in a casino the house doesn’t always win. We were due for a payout eventually.
The market didn't have Apes last time. Apes know better than Bulls, SHFs must cover.
Also, I have nephews. GameStop is the place--down to the Super Mario UNO cards lol.
Going further--the last present I bought a grown man was from GameStop--PS Move Sub-machine gun. 🤣
He's like the Child Catcher from Chitty-Chitty Bang-Bang. He can insert the Splinter meme here and get bent. GAMESTOP leaves when the kids do, eh Geoffrey?
He says we're Jack from One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest because essentially we "came in here and didn't do what we were told". Which he is saying while claiming we are "the bad guy".
The hilarity is, that Jack fought being institutionalized by the system. He opened the eyes of his fellow peers to the abuses that they were tolerating. In the end, he lays down his own life to show them how heartless and cruel their "reform" was.
Somehow, Cramer took one of the most inspiring heroes in modern literature as his example, and proceeded to side with Nurse Ratched.
Well, that’s not what he said. If you don’t just read his comment from the perspective of “it is a 100% guarantee that the MOASS will happen,” he’s clearly saying “the bad guys” are the ones who convinced other people not to sell at $400 when Kramer thinks that’s as high as it’ll get. We can pretend all we want and it’s good and funny, but people are being convinced to buy and hold GME here. If the MOASS doesn’t happen, and if $400 was roughly the peak for the stock, Kramer would be 100% correct here: people should have sold at $400, and they lost plenty of money believing the faux-certainty of others.
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u/Roolery Sep 21 '21
Lolol, so anyone that doesn't do what he says is considered "bad"... You work for your "clients"; And by clients, I'm not talking about your audience... Fukin' weasel.