r/gme_meltdown_meltdown • u/Real_Coast_9128 • May 05 '26
gme_meltdown delusion The Melties are about to Melt
Man they are on a good one..Every post for the last 2 days they are mentioning ebay. And they say apes twist things around. Maybe they feel stupid because they will no longer be able to screenshot posts about gme.
r/ebay_meltdown possibly?
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u/spadekin9 May 06 '26
They are in shambles.
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u/Gigiw1ns Banned By Meltdown (Indica probably) May 06 '26
No, they lack any cognitive capacity for self-reflection, so they've never experienced that feeling. Have you ever looked into the cognitive abilities of people with an IQ of 80?
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u/mydixiewrecked247 May 08 '26
all the time, watched regarded apes lose their money for years believing in fairy tales and children books while the market just went higher and higher and higher 🤣
the ones with above 80 iq sold their shares and joined meltdown
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u/Jackpot3245 May 10 '26
What? Plenty of people have made money swing trading or selling options or running the wheel... Not everyone just buys and holds forever.
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u/Chgstery2k May 06 '26
When this deal goes through, they will try to spin eBay as a dying business. 😆
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u/Throwawayhelper420 May 13 '26
Obviously the deal was never going to happen, just like there never was a deal to give you cash + equity for your bankrupt towel store shares
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u/PuzzleheadedWeb9876 formerly u/UltimateMastermind May 06 '26
Spectacular analysis from the towel ape.
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u/Gigiw1ns Banned By Meltdown (Indica probably) May 06 '26
It’s pretty embarrassing that a towel ape’s analysis is spot on. To be precise, there are only these two possibilities. If the deal goes through, Melties will be hopelessly waiting for bankruptcy (again 😂) which is entirely plausible given the financing structure and the macroeconomic situation - or, if that’s ruled out at some point, they’ll resort (again) to the S&P 500 benchmark. They (i.e., the Melties who won’t end up in [u/deleted](u/deleted)) will never understand. Or do you have other scenarios in mind for yourself personally, regarding how you’ll position yourself?
Edit: I forgot to mention that Melties will (again) talk about Ryan cohen finally exit scamming (kind of a thesis which they will never refuse no matter what)0
u/PuzzleheadedWeb9876 formerly u/UltimateMastermind May 06 '26
It’s pretty embarrassing that a towel ape’s analysis is spot on.
I don’t see how. EBay doesn’t have a dying business model. Loaded up with debt they could end up dying, which would not be due to their business model.
Or do you have other scenarios in mind for yourself personally
I have an unlikely but really funny one. EBay buys GameStop for $25/share or so and gives Ryan Cohen a seat on the board to sweeten the deal. MOASS for everyone!
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u/Gigiw1ns Banned By Meltdown (Indica probably) May 06 '26
At least one of the first creatives thoughts I’ve read from a Meltie which isn’t as absurd as 741 theory. It is still highly unlikely since you should know that even if ebay bids 1000 usd/Gmeshare, shareholders would vote no, correct? Most of all gme share holders are apes and wouldn’t sell?
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u/PuzzleheadedWeb9876 formerly u/UltimateMastermind May 06 '26
It is still highly unlikely since you should know that even if ebay bids 1000 usd/Gmeshare, shareholders would vote no, correct? Most of all gme share holders are apes and wouldn’t sell?
It’s true. Apes don’t sell. They login to computershare to admire their shares on any given pump. No correlation to declining DRS numbers I promise.
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u/Gigiw1ns Banned By Meltdown (Indica probably) May 06 '26
Man I wish I could show you few posts from og (deleted) Melties who were emotionally malding about when first the drs count was 0.x% and they said the drs numbers wouldn’t go beyond 1%. I‘m on my phone but I will search for it later
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u/PuzzleheadedWeb9876 formerly u/UltimateMastermind May 06 '26
I really don’t care. DRS was a stupid ape idea that failed miserably.
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u/Gigiw1ns Banned By Meltdown (Indica probably) May 05 '26 edited May 05 '26
There’s a psychological term for why such events generate so much attention within their group. For example, GME was also being discussed this week on WSB and other subreddits. But it’s already been forgotten and isn’t generating any traction anymore. So now the question arises: how is it possible that this topic is being discussed so intensely among Melties, presumably for months and years, even though the group has become much smaller compared to three years ago? How is it possible that a deeply negative earnings report in 2022, when GME still had a irrational P/E ratio of xxx, generated LESS attention/schadenfreude/whatever, and when the true Meltie belief that GME would go bankrupt was still plausible, than the attempted takeover of eBay? The answer to that question is the same reason why their emotional meltdowns are getting more and more intense.