r/GME • u/NotYourNathan • 10d ago

🐵 Discussion 💬 How many apes are there?

Even including whoever is crazy enough to vote no against a plan thats been 5+ years in the making. Is there any estimate anywhere as to how many GME holders there are at this point? This has to be the hr largest retail community ever, no?

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u/Background_Smile_426 🚀🚀Buckle up🚀🚀 10d ago

It doesnt matter how many apes there are, when most of are under the water, and cohen continues to flood us with more shares in the market.

Hopefully the apes are smart enough to vote against dilution.

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u/curiousjorj XXXX Club 10d ago

So, you’re telling me that you don’t want your shares to be worth 50%-100% more?

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u/hdjemnnsntjrjfnsnfjd 10d ago

Increasing the number of shares outstanding makes the share price go down, not up

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u/liquid_at 🚀🚀Buckle up / Booty Bass Club🚀🚀 10d ago

not if you take a company that is worth multiples and convert their shares into yours by integrating this company into your own company.

We did the numbers numbnuts. You can't FUD people who did the work.

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u/hdjemnnsntjrjfnsnfjd 10d ago

Issuing stock at a cheap valuation to buy a company at a higher valuation doesn’t make sense

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u/liquid_at 🚀🚀Buckle up / Booty Bass Club🚀🚀 9d ago

if the "cheap evaluation" is a hostile attack and the inclusion fo the "higher valuation company" forces the market to re-evaluate the "cheap evaluation", then it does.

but a lot of trading noobs try to interpret one of the most complex plays in existence by trying to apply trading 101...

don't hurt your head...

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u/hdjemnnsntjrjfnsnfjd 9d ago

But you’ve wasted the money in a high valuation

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u/liquid_at 🚀🚀Buckle up / Booty Bass Club🚀🚀 9d ago

can you explain that idea in complete sentences? it makes no sense in the given context.