Comments by "IKhan" (@7477238) on "CNBC Television" channel.

  1. We're not bearish, we're not bullish WE ARE APEISH!
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  2. What is wrong with everyone? He killed 4 people, injured 28 others, caused millions of dollars in property damage and caused incredible suffering for the families of the involved. He could have stopped the truck in many of the runaway lanes but didn’t. For the 5 million people supporting this man don’t cry when you don’t get justice after experiencing a loss or getting hurt.
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  3. I love how the mainstream media is trying to pin this on a group of small time investors when the real issue lies at the top.
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  4. I bought at $13 and sold at $26 like an idiot. SPACs like SPRT and BBIG are, in my opinion, quick money plays but this one lasted a little longer than quick. I didn't get burned on SPRT and BBIG because I was quick. I could have waited with DWAC.
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  5.  @Sunrise-fr9jb  Thank you. Good thing the people commenting here don't run courts or the legal system in general because we'd be screwed. They seem to confuse facts and feelings. Feelings are a super small part of the pie, FACTS on the other hand are the real deal.
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  6. Hang on a sec didn't this clown say to buy Netflix for $550 not too long ago? By September of 2021 Cramer was wrong on 24 different stocks he recommended people buy. Guess which ones flourished? The ones he said to NOT buy. How this guy is still employed is beyond me.
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  7. If you want to figure out how to raise revenue how about stopping all these foreign donations to Ukraine, China and the middle east, cut the size of big government (way too much bureaucracy and red tape any way) and start bringing back jobs and manufacturing to the USA. Why punish working people who are investing for building generational wealth?
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  8. 0:34 Joe already looked lost.
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  9.  @claudiakramer4516  I do but I'm curious how your comment even ties in with what I said? Try again with another insult lol.
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  10.  @BlueStreak706  Yeah my unrealized gains add up but I rarely get burned on a stock because I play it safe. As long as I'm increasing my money in my portfolio I'm happy. I fully exited my GME position in January at around $370 after having bought in on the initial upswing at around $75. I still made money but there was more to be made.
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  11.  @demoneyes9351  I never said it was a lot... Thanks for stating the obvious. Everyone has different goals and tolerance in the stock market.
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  12. It can be found in the encyclopedia under "Apeology".
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  13. The mainstream media and the "Analysts" seem to think the regular investor are morons. They toiled for their money, they will invest wisely. Since the GME run in January I've since turned to CNBC for comedy.
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  14. I watched the videos and never saw such stupidity in my life. Why so much speed? I saw 18 wheelers basically peel other trucks open like sardine cans. It's going to be a tough one determining fault and for sure people will be suing the transportation companies. People need to learn to drive properly. When traffic get snarled or highways are shut down when there are crashes just makes everyone else's life more difficult and inconvenient. Drive safely and you'll get there on time. Try to rush and it can be game over.
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  15. This is why being a cashless society is bad. If big tech companies can go down in an instant the internet itself can too. Cash it king. I'm willing to bet that they're purging all of their servers of anything pertaining to the truth of those companies and COVID. Too many people are catching onto their BS. I hope the stock tumbles to single digits.
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  16. As a Canadian I find it funny when Americans say they don't have enough to eat. When I visited various states throughout the years there was one common theme. People (even little kids) were absolutely huge. How'd they get like that? Cheap abundant food.
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  17. Yeah the US spends nearly twice the amount it gets in tax revenues... Solid plan.
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  18. I disagree. GM and Ford can source parts for cheaper because of their supply lines and because they buy in bulk. Why do you think GM could sell the C8 Corvette for $60k?
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  19. What do you mean Reddit is pushing it? WSB doesn't talk about SPACs.
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  20.  @kazee502  Yeah I sold at $122 but still a hell of a gain.
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  21. Look at the damages shorts and greedy investment firms brought on the people. From entire companies folding due to being shorted, to massive job losses and funneling money to the rich and that only scratches the surface of what's been done. Shorts will now be the ones packing their banker boxes and walking out of those buildings while 3.2 million + people will acquire wealth. We'll do much more for ourselves, our families and society with that wealth the 1% can. Can't wait to see the likes of Leon Cooperman on CNBC crying again because they can't buy the new model 250FT yacht.
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  22. Can't wait until the top dogs of these hedge funds go to jail along with the paid bashers. This is the opportunity for the SEC and Gensler to step up to the plate and right the wrongs of Wall Street (even though the SEC is guilty of turning a blind eye). Nobody is falling for the mainstream media hit pieces on AMC and GME, nobody is falling for the basher's nonsense and NOBODY is selling!
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  23. They said that 1 day before the 2008 market crash too.
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  24. The MSM is a total joke. I mean how desperate for views does one have to be to twist things like that. Just because of that I'm buying more AMC shares on Monday :)
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  25. In all honesty Lee might just be an Ape just like us. Good for her on helping the cause.
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  26. 24 different stocks Cramer recommended in 2021 have all dropped not too longer he told people to buy. Always do the opposite of what he says.
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  27. And it barely did anything as the shares were eaten up by other investors and investment firms. You're going to have to expect stuff like this along with many others.
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  28. Yeah how long can they keep this market propped up with sticks? Jobs are at an all time high? Part time jobs maybe but big cuts have been made to large cap companies so imagine what happens on mid cap companies.
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  29. Since Chamath Palihapitiya destroyed the host already they should have brought him back to debate this miserable old fool Leon Cooperman. He might have had a heart attack on TV. The poor made a financial decision the same way the rich do and suddenly it's a problem? The general public doesn't get bailed out when they mess up yet these big cats do. Time to eat some humble pie.
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  30.  @freedomlife3623  The orange clown was a better president than Biden.
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  31. I mean one could get mad at the ignorance and lies of CNBC, the "analysts" and the HFs but this is entertainment to me seeing them get stressed. They can try to vilify the regular investor all they want. Who they should be vilifying are the shorts who have no issue sinking companies and the jobs that go with it just to make a profit for them and their already greedy wealthy clients while those employees now file for unemployment or more.
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