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CNBC Interview with Ryan Cohen:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bmj2PaxX24E



I see praise on Reddit (by GME stockholders, of course) saying that this makes him appear like some tough rebel standing up against the evil mainstream media... but I'm really not seeing it. To me it seems like a very tired (inebriated?) guy in a leather jacket who can't comprehend or answer a very basic question. Is this what passes for being a good CEO these days? I'd expect them to be able to at least come up with a vague response instead of claiming they can't comprehend that one number is bigger than the other.


I don't know what I was expecting but I didn't walk away from that with any confidence in Ryan's abilities.


The company (stock) subs are always echo chambers of the worst kind, bordering straight up cults.

Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) being one of the worst / most hilarious ones.


This was so hard to watch. "Half stock, half cash" is such an insane shallow level of detail provided for a 55.5 billion takeover.




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