100%+ short interest in GameStop stock (GME) – fundamental & technical deep value analysis

Roaring Kitty2 HN recommenders · 2021–2022
1.8M views · explainer · dated · Uploaded 2020-07-28

Roaring Kitty's July 2020 analysis of GameStop, arguing a bullish deep-value case when the stock was about $4 and short interest exceeded 100%. It covers fundamentals, cash balance and technicals.

After the 2021 squeeze, HN cites it as the original thesis behind the GME story and praises its quality.

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6 comments from Hacker News

@CTDOCodebases2021 · in “The nihilism of r/wallstreetbets”

u/DeepFuckingValue shits all over the writers narrative. Watch the video linked below if you disagree with me. [VIDEO] I guess if you are not used to interacting with people who have a sense of humour about everything and don’t take life too seriously then you are going to struggle to understand what’s going on in WSB. How can a gambler be nihilistic? Don’t you need hope to gamble?

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@mancerayder2021 · in “GameStop Is Rage Against the Financial Machine”

Today alone: /r/wallstreetbets goes private GME plunges after hours Politicians tweet attacking Wall Street ( [LINK] ) and referencing retail. Hilarious comments on a now-godlike video of a guy who made a long analysis of GME in July. [VIDEO] Much discussion on the topic ensures, on HN and elsewhere.

@giu2021 · in “WallStreetBets vs WallStreet: It's not about the money anymore”

Yep, that buyer is [LINK] Here [0] he talks the first time about the GME stock; the video was uploaded on the 28th of July, 2020 and the stock was at $4.03 back then. Here [1] you can find his latest GME update; he's sitting on $50 Mio. right now, although it's quite volatile. Here [2] you can see a post from his Reddit account on November 2019 showing his GME calls. It's just crazy and fascinating at the same time. [0] [VIDEO] [1] [LINK] [2] [LINK]

@soared2021 · in ““WSB veterans know that they're making a suicide charge for the memes””

[VIDEO] Roaring Kitty (Deep fing value)'s first video from 6 months ago on $GME answers your questions. It started as legitimate investing with some memes on the side, and then turned in memes with some legitimate investing on the side.

@Centigonal2021 · in ““WSB veterans know that they're making a suicide charge for the memes””

Kieth Gill (AKA u/deepfuckingvalue AKA Roaring Kitty), the original GME bull on WSB, mentioned a PE takeover as a potential exit in his first GME video in July 2020 [1] [VIDEO]

@anm892022 · in “A year on, GameStop champion Roaring Kitty is quiet, yet much richer”

If you haven't watched his youtube content go watch it. It's unbelievably high quality. He comes of as a genuinely great guy and he the quality of the analysis he is doing is really good. Definitely puts some things around this story in perspective. [VIDEO]

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