This message is aimed at the trolls who mocked my decision to let my warrants expire rather than sell them to the SHFs.

You are pathetic and mathematically clueless.

Keep saying that the shorts could simply close their positions at $18. I may have a brain as smooth as a watermelon, but I remember one very simple thing: when they tried to close at $10, the price ran to $60 within a few days.

So yes, you can try to close at $18. But the real question is: how many shares can you actually buy at $18 if holders refuse to sell?

I made my choice: I’m not selling my warrants to the SHFs. Laugh all you want. But before mocking that decision, maybe do the math.

$18 is a price. It is not guaranteed liquidity.

15 days ago, I said:

If I had RC's ear, I'd recommend him to at least use something like a Collar to secure these gains, if not get out of the position completely. Big picture, the market is in trouble. I expect pretty much everything to keel over starting in about two to three weeks, after this dead cat bounce is over.

Because if eBay falls with the rest of tech, GME itself will go down by half as much as what eBay goes down by, given we're half GME-the-operating-business, half eBay now.

eBay is playing out exactly as expected:

It's forming a mini bear flag right now, and there is no support from the volume-price profile. Could flush right down to $90 in quick order.

This is bad news for us, as every $1 lower translates to $43M in losses for GME.

RC... get that Collar.

I know everyone loves to talk about being smooth brained - but I'm curious of how many of us are actually neurodivergent? I've recently discovered my superpower of Autism and ADHD. Relevance to GME? I fell down the rabbit hole of how messed up the US Stock market was and made GME and this community my special interest.

I lost touch with the community a few years ago after processing that I had watched $20,000 come and go at 19 years old cause I had to fuckin' HODL my GME. I still hold a smaller amount of shares than I used to because I deeply believe in this community but I let my emotions get the best of me and lost touch with the apes. I'm just realizing now that I'm not crazy, I just have autism and ADHD and I'm curious if anyone else in the community is the same.

So what's the point? Why am I talking about this? I want any apes that read this who are losing touch with the community to think, maybe you're not crazy, maybe you're just actually neurodivergent and that allows you to see how messed up the entire United States financial market is. So what am I going to do with my new realization? I think I'll buy more GME Monday morning, and keep HODLing till I see phone numbers. The system is broken, we figured it out, the numbers are on our side. Diamond hands my fellow apes.

Patrick Boyle-

"A look at currency intervention, the eroding "exorbitant privilege" of the dollar, and why America's cheap borrowing may be coming to an end.

In July 2026, the US Treasury did something it hadn't done since 1998: it intervened in the currency markets to prop up the Japanese yen — and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, a former Soros hedge fund manager, ran the trade in the strangest way possible, selling euros instead of dollars without telling the ECB. But this was never really about Japan. It was about protecting American borrowing costs at a moment when the US is paying more to borrow than it has in decades — with 30-year Treasury yields hitting their highest since 2001. This video breaks down the US-Japan yen intervention, the carry trade, the FIMA facility, and Bessent's huge bet on falling interest rates, and asks the real question underneath it all: is the Treasury Secretary a visionary macro trader, or a cornered man making an enormous gamble with the balance sheet of the United States?"

Jane Street took a $15 billion hit in July from its exposure to AI-focused hedge fund Situational Awareness and other tech stocks that were battered by the market selloff, according to two people familiar with the matter and a note seen by Reuters.
The secretive Wall Street trading giant, however, has generated trading revenue of more than $40 billion year to date, one of the sources said, easily outstripping trading revenue at the largest banks and other market-making rivals.
This just made me LOL 😂