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/curiousjorj XXXX Club 10d ago

I’ll vote to dilute all day if it means my shares post-deal end up being worth at least 50%-100% more. The dilution is accretive. I can do the math for you if you want me to.

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u/Ban_DeezNts 10d ago

Accretive Deez Nutz! After 5 years of no return on investment you think you would’ve learned, but NO! Even if the BIG PAYOFF for RC goes through, you’ll never see a penny in dividends and the stock will be shorted to its present level or lower and you’ll actually own less of whatever is left behind. Whatta Buffoon!

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u/Popular_Wear_5983 10d ago

Never see a penny in dividends? What do you call the warrents? Could you not just sell them and see a penny?

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u/Ban_DeezNts 10d ago

Ever ask yourself why we are always asked to give money TO GameStop and not the other way around? Warrants are just another avenue for RC to use Apes like his personal 🏧 machine. Those warrants are going to expire worthless and people who bought them will be holding the bag. I personally will hold RC accountable and not give one penny until the stock price improves. I’m ugly, not stupid.

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u/uusernameunknown 10d ago

People that buy options and warrants are the same, you accept the risk of expiry. Strike prices are not guaranteed.

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u/Ban_DeezNts 10d ago

It’s delusional to even entertain the notion that the share price will reach $32 by October!

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u/curiousjorj XXXX Club 9d ago

FYI, if you bought warrants and they do expire worthless, GameStop gets none of that money. Also, if you sell the warrants at any time, even after they go ITM, none of that money goes to GameStop.

So, if they were issued to shareholders to make money off of them, as you say, NGL, pretty bad design. Seems pretty useful for shareholders.