...except that unlike slot machines, the probability of you winning does increase the second time around. It costs more money (in aggregate) to pump from $20 to $200, than from $200 to $2000. I'd also imagine that the buy side will gradually lose steam once meme fatigue starts to set in.

TSLA's valuation can only be described as extremely optimistic, hedging on "huge bubble" status. I don't think we've seen the brakes on the buy side at all, considering the buy side has been artificially constrained by limits and restrictions.

Is $2,000 GME possible? Of course it is. It's not even unprecedented considering the other businesses valued at billions of dollars with shaky business models.

>Is $2,000 GME possible? Of course it is.

It is very likely that it reaches this price during the short squeeze and crashes a day later.

At $2000, GME can reinvent itself and become a software/hardware tech company.

...only if they issue shares, which would surely tank prices.

As AMC wisely did in the past week. They are saved by this hype

It's just a matter of holding long enough at this point. The price is high enough.