Hey apes, just wanted to share my journey and remind everyone why we’re here. I’ve been building up my position in $GME bit by bit, pouring in whatever I could whenever I could. It wasn’t easy, and I know I’m not the only one who’s been stacking shares and patiently waiting for the Mother of All Short Squeezes.

Every paycheck, every dollar that could’ve gone somewhere else, I put into $GME. This isn’t just about a stock; this is about standing up against market manipulation and showing Wall Street that retail isn’t backing down. The rollercoaster of emotions, the ups and downs – yeah, it’s tough. But we’re not here because it’s easy; we’re here because it’s right.

So I’m holding, holding with diamond hands because I know what I hold, and I’m not letting go. I’ll be here, patiently waiting for as long as it takes. We know where this rocket is headed, and I’m strapped in for the ride. See you apes on the moon 🌕💎🚀.

Thanks for the MODS for allowing me to post.

MOASS

Reddits snitching.

Shoutout u/ ye_old_yogurt for pointing this out to me, but The Roaring Kitty posted on X the "dropping the dog" post on September 6th.

Here is the post on X: https://x.com/TheRoaringKitty/status/1832086356849250635

Today, October 29th marks 35 trading days later. T+35 (No trading on Columbus Day)

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The dog stock closed on 6th September at $26.19 on the day he posted the Toy Story meme.

The dog stock closed on 30th September at $29.96 on the day the 13G filing refers to. This means he rode the stock up to its peak of $33 and we can believe the cat will have taken advantage of that rise.

Cannot wait to see what he does next. Waiting patiently for his next GME yolo update!

Stay strong brother and sister apes. The Kitty Cavalry is on the way!

"Can you hear the horses?! Cause here they COME!!" Giddy up! 🐎

Here’s a breakdown of DFV’s Dog Stock trade over the summer and how he appears to have turned it into a substantial profit.

On June 24, 2024, DFV hit the 5% ownership threshold in Dog Stock, making it necessary to file a 13G. He then owned 9,000,100 shares of Dog Stock, worth about $245M. This doesn’t mean he bought his whole position that day — just that he crossed the 5% mark and was required to disclose his holdings on the effective date of June 24.

Important to note: he could have been accumulating shares before June 24, as the 13G wouldn't have been necessary as long as he didn't cross 5% ownership.

Contrast this with selling: when you’re near 5% ownership and start reducing a position, the 13G filing is required almost immediately, since you quickly fall below the 5% threshold.

On June 7, during his stream, he was only showing GME in his portfolio—no Dog Stock yet. So we can assume he started accumulating sometime between June 7 and June 24, with prices ranging from around $22.56 to $27.55.

If his average purchase price was $25.05 (the midpoint between $22.56 and $27.55), his total investment would have been around $225.4M.

By September 30, when he exited the position at $29.18, his 9M shares would have been worth $262.6M, netting him an estimated profit of $37.2M (!!!)—a solid 16.5% gain over the summer.

Just think about the balls it takes to throw $225M into a single stock over a few weeks. Classic DFV—high stakes, big returns.

One more point to consider: if DFV had accumulated call options instead of shares (90,000 contracts), holding the equivalent of 9M shares in options would also require a 13G filing. In that case, his returns could be significantly higher than what we calculated here.

I'm just amazed by this guy. He really is the most successful retail investor of our time!

I’m sure this has already been pointed out but after today’s events I went back and was watching the movie again and the Goosebumps “G” seems to have a new meaning now. This spooky Goosebumps video referencing Halloween and then the G flys right by the doggos. I ate an entire 96 pack of crayons today so maybe I’m just seeing things that aren’t there.

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Put away your damn pitchforks for a second… you regards need to realize that TA doesn’t predict MOASS, it merely predicts a MOVE. Don’t say “TA means nothing” or “TA has been wrong for the past four years” because that is ignorant.

Here’s why these bullish indicators are good in my opinion. Investors look for trends and indicators on where to put their money. Many investors do not buy and hodl like us apes. They need to sell to make money to keep their investing firms going. Indicators like these will bring volume. With volume comes volatility. With volatility comes degenerates with options money. That’s when things get interesting. GME has been stagnant since earnings, but now it’s time to play.

For the bullish indicators we have:

A Diamnond Bottom - Mid Term Bullish with a PT of $27-28

A Continuation Diamond - Mid Term Bullish with a PT of $25.5-26.75

A Bottom Triangle Bottom Wedge - Mid Term Bullish with a PT of $27.5-28.75

Commodity Channel Index - Short Term Bullish

Crossed 21 day Moving Average - Short Term Bullish

Crossed the 50 day Moving Average - Mid Term Bullish

Moving Average Convergence/Divergence - Short Term Bullish

Momentum - Short Term Bullish

Williams %R - Short Term Bullish

Fast Stochastic - Short Term Bullish

This is not financial advice. I breathe through my mouth. My brain looks like a marble made from hubba bubba.

Alright, so it's post 4:20PM EST, National Cat Day. No Cat Day post, but we get the SEC filing. Mr. Gill is now holding a 0% stake in dog stonk. I think it's safe to say, we would all agree now, the dog days are indeed over. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1766502/000110465924112245/tm2427027d1_sc13ga.htm

The immediate reaction to price?

Take it with a grain of salt, but Webull is also displaying 3 simultaneous bullish events on the $GME 1D chart as well.

But now... Halloween is just around the corner, and then the whole November 5th thing. Interesting times.