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Gamestop discussions for Ape Hosers

Stock discussions for Canadian investors. Not affiliated with the company and not a support forum for Gamestop customers.

This is a backup forum for exodus from reddit. As of now (June 30 2023) the reddit /r/GMECanada is STILL ACTIVE but 3rd party mobile apps no longer work.

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DON'T BE A KNOB EH? (Be nice, discuss the idea, not the person)
Keep discussions related to GME (the stock and company news that may affect it).
NO CRYPTO SPAM. (Valid discussions of L2 partnerships eg. loopring, Protocol Gemini, web3 gaming etc. are allowed).
Mod(s) reserve the right to ban (temp or perma) for abusive/annoying behaviour, at their sole discretion.

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[EDIT] Call to Action: Bring over Apes and Critical DD from that old place :P (self.gmecanada)

submitted 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) by Arghblarg to c/gmecanada

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Hey there. If you are bored and have some spare time, how about creating a post that brings in a favourite piece of DD (due diligence) - be sure to credit the original author :)

Or how about messaging a MapleApe on the old site and letting them know about the 'lemmy-verse' lemmy.ca/c/gmecanada/, for a good start?

A cheap and quick way to move DD over here is to just post the original DD's title, with a link to the Ape-Historian's mirror of the original (https://www.apehistorian.com/) or a direct link to an archive.is or similar page capture in the post body.

EDIT: Love that lemmy lets one edit TITLES after posting. Already beats reddit for that alone! (OK, automod filters would be nice too.)

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[–] Arghblarg 3 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Whoa! That just happened 5 hours ago? I was on there this morning, what did they do I wonder?

Edit: consensus is that reddit got a complaint about the stockholder list (the 'ledger') being released publically and some allege it was against Gamestop's own bylaws to do so, while others allege it was a federal violation of some sort of securities law. Sheesh.