Hello Apes. First time posting here on Lemmy. Has there been a serious discussion about forming an activist investor group?
Some of you may have seen in the other place a post recently about forming an AIG. I don't think its a particularly controversial statement to say that most of the get-shit-done Apes are long gone from the other place. For the sake of brevity I'm going to call the Apes in the Miller eco-system the dream team. You know who you are.
Did the dream team ever look into the possibility of an AIG?
Was there a serious discussion about forming one?
Would an AIG actually help Apes reach 100% DRS of GME?
Could it potentially put us at odds with the board at GameStop?
Might it take away our current strength (decentralised individuals) and instead give the enemy a tangible target?
For all I know you've already got the ball rolling on this. Either way. Good, bad, ugly, it would be good to hear everyone's thoughts.
All an official group would do is give "them" someone to attack. It would also help build a bullshit case for market manipulation. Because, you know, when ordinary people holds a stock that the organized shorting fraud racket wants them to sell, that's illegal market manipulation. Btw, I'm investing as heavily as I can in GME for years, and no clue what you are talking about with the 'miller eco-system'.
This is the Miller eco-system. We're standing in it. Miller had his vision of the way forward for pro-DRS. It wasn't totally compatible with the mods at superstonk. So he made a separate sub-reddit, or several in fact, I'm hazy on the exact timeline. Superstonk was becoming increasingly censorious and the Miller-related venues were becoming the natural flagship for hashing out new ideas. Now this place. There's a group of wrinkle brains who are involved with broadcasts on twitter. Some of them are right here in this thread in fact. And I'm grateful to see the DRS GME conversation is still in full force.