Graham Stephan: GME will fall

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GME closing prices, adjusted for splits. The shaded span is the one-year window: it starts at the first close after the video went public and ends at the last close on or before one year after the day the video was published.

What was said around it

you're willing to ride it to the ground, then so be it. But if this is money that's worth a lot to you, then it's worth it to be careful. There's no shame to taking profits and being a level-headed rounded investor. And lastly, we got to talk about media attention. Many people would argue that peak media attention also coincides with peak prices and to me, I think that's correct. The price of GameStop keeps going up as more people talk and cover it. But as soon as that attention goes away and moves on to something else as it will inevitably for everything, the price will eventually fall as so many people can only buy in at once. Now sure, WallStreetBets claims that media attention purposely diverted itself away over to silver or by saying that short-sellers had already covered and exited their positions to scare people into selling off. And yeah, that probably did have a detrimental effect. But attention was driving the price and the right time to sell in hindsight was at the point where attention began to wane and the sentiment began to dwindle. To me, the whole thing was cut short by the limit of how many stocks you could buy of GameStop from Robinhood and other brokerages. And really,

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