Honestly, with all the fuckery going on, nothing has changed. Gamestop has got an "out" for when it does happen and if people blame them they can say they offered up shares.

The company is not going bankrupt any time soon, making the shorts even more fucked. The drs numbers haven't changed, only the percentage. Locking down the float was always an unobtainable dream, but worth a shot. And even then if you believe the DD there are so many shorts that the dilution is just a drop in the water.

Their cash on hand is now >40% of their market cap, making this the smartest investment from an objective and squeeze-less point of view. Add in the shorting and fuckery that still goes on to this day, I don't see a problem.

Momentum was probably still going to lose if they didn't dilute, considering this is one of the most, if not the most manipulated stock on the market.

When MOASS happens, it happens. All the rest is just noise.

I panicked and bought more, if it dips back below $20 who knows what I’ll do

Edit: seriously, i did buy more recently but also the dilution means nothing now. The shorts still haven’t closed their positions, and with the cash reserves there’s no chance it goes out of business anytime soon. Either it’ll squeeze or be a safe long term investment as the company is rebuilt using that $4 billion. Be zen

It almost looks like the shorts with their FTD cycles have created and are stuck in a money printer loop. GME and RK seem to be aware of this upward pressure and can syphon that pressure into cash/shares. There could be a massive cash tap for the company here, fueling success. A successful and valuable company fucks shorts, if they can't close then gg they're coming for a ride

Did the debt get settled? No? Then who cares. Hodl.

With all the people gloating about their call positions and the massive call interest on the options chain, someone was going to cash out on a price run that week, and between opportunistic YOLOers and the company itself which I hold long term shares in, I do prefer the latter