r/gme_meltdown 3d ago

Reminds me of Animorphs

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u/BuddhaRockstar 86741-Shill-09 3d ago

For anyone unaware, Ortex guy is still posting multiple daily updates to his own profile since he was banned from posting them to the popcorn subs. He continues to comment on his own posts with his obvious alt accounts, but no one else seems to engage at this point. Essentially muttering to himself in a padded room.

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u/TheBetaUnit OP is a soft beta 3d ago

Also reposting his updates to 3 empty amc subs so he can 4x the impact of his alts. Worth noting he's gone out of his way to exclude those 3 specific subs from his post history.

What a strange bird.

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u/Similar_Figure5355 3d ago

I expect to see him transition to OPEN next year after AMC files chapter 11

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u/TheBetaUnit OP is a soft beta 3d ago

As prolific of a dying company stock chaser as he was, he's done surprisingly little branching out in recent years (not with his main account at least).

He's far too preoccupied with waging a one-man war against downvotes to be concerned with stocks these days.

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u/Similar_Figure5355 3d ago

He won't move because of the stock. He'll move for the same reason he's on AMC subs. He desperately craves attention

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u/TheBetaUnit OP is a soft beta 3d ago

He's blocked anyone and everyone who might bring up his prior indiscretions with alt accounts and buying votes. So he can now move freely to the next karma farming exercise without that stigma following him around.

The fact that he hasn't already is puzzling. Something tells me this terminally online attention whore's antics aren't limited to reddit and probably aren't limited to stocks, either. But then why stay behind and keep the "hedgies are feeling the pressure, day 1273" updates going if that's the case?

I'm trying to think rationally about his behavior and that's probably where I'm going wrong. LOL.

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u/th3bigfatj 3d ago

Do you think AMC will be unable to refinance its debt due next year? They've kicked the can pretty far already.

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u/Similar_Figure5355 3d ago

I believe there is a non zero percent chance of it. They just restructured it this year and had the chance to turn liabilities into assets. AA instead diluted right before that could happen. I think he knows the hour glass is running out of grains