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Chloe Z

28 Jan 2021

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Is it too late to join the GameStop saga now?

Is it too late to join the GME saga now?

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Chris

28 Jan 2021

Owner and Writer at Tortoisemoney.com

Personally, I would say the risk to reward isn't as attractive as it was when GME was at 70-100 USD earlier this week. But if you want to join in the fun and 'be a part of history', please do so only with money that you're willing to lose. Treat it like a trip to the casinos. But if you do enter, please also have an exit plan. All short squeezes end with a dramatic crash back to reality at the end, don't be the one standing when the music stops.

Disclosure: Not vested in GME and not intending to.

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