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anthony grasso here bringing you financial news you can use in this video i'm going to analyze chemeth paulia hapatia's position on the recent gamestop stock i'll review his discussion on how wall street bets reddit form is a jab at the institutional investors and how we the people as retail investors are finally getting our fair share at this monumental market opportunity but this does come with a cautionary tale though is he really holding the line with game stock or is he out as always folks don't forget to smash that like button down below and consider subscribing and hit that notification bell if you'd like to hear daily stock reviews and recommendations so let's get right into it so as i bring this up let me go over who exactly is this guy chames is the possible future governor of california of course which is ultimately dependent upon whether governor gavin newsom is recalled we don't know about that yet but that's definitely in the works he was born in sri lanka and raised in canada after his family applied for refugee status he ended up at facebook and in 2011 he left facebook where he was credited with the helping orchestrate its massive growth and after that he started his own venture capital firm called social capital he recently told a trade publication institutional investor that he's a byproduct of an enormous number of progressive ideals which include universal health care almost free basic education social welfare policy to take advantage of the lowest wrongs of society but give them a path up for mobility but we're not here to discuss his political views but his market economic views on gamestop itself and how to make some money and whether or not we should believe the holding the line position and i give you a stern warning about game over so let's uh let's go ahead and play the video right now tweeted yesterday that you bought 115 dollar calls in gamestop can you tell me what your position is as of this very moment yeah um can i can i uh tell you a little story before all of that or no why don't you tell me that first and then we'll go from there so this morning i woke up after spending all time all last night in wall street bets reading about all of this stuff um i ended up closing out my position this morning okay let's examine that statement he just said he sold his position in game stock what about the hold the line hodar position so basically this guy invested in call options basically and opt the options rose in value and then he immediately sold out and made it quick 500 000 not that bad now let's continue a little bit and i wanted to announce that i'm taking all the profits that i made plus my original position so i'm gonna take five hundred thousand dollars and i'm gonna donate to the bar stool fund for small businesses uh okay so let's examine that as also he's giving that five hundred thousand dollar profit he made on gamestop the excursion into the bar still fun which is undeniably assisting restaurants in need and i love what those folks over there are doing so let's continue a little bit more but i really want to tell you beyond the 500 grand donation or the the money that i invested which was you know not a huge amount in the grand scheme of that stock or the entire market what i learned because i think what i learned over the last couple of days is important for everybody that's watching cnbc and that is i think that what you're seeing is um essentially a pushback against the establishment in a really important way okay let's examine that statement right now and i'm gonna bring it back to me because it's just him in the background over there so yes this is a push bash against the establishment to beat the wall street at their own game i want to say though do you really think that we're really beating wall street in the long run when the music stops what i mean by that is do you really think wall street hedge funds are not playing both sides of the fence right now making huge amounts of money off the swings where institutional investors playing against to hold the line position to their advantage now they can know why the cat's out of the bag yes i agree that we the people caught wall street off guard and caught them with their pants down but i can almost guarantee that the institutional investors are now playing both sides of the fence and no one is ever to know to be the wiser how would we know anyways who's doing the trades they're just going to be quiet about it we want it so just remember that as we go through this a little more let's see what else chamash has to say and let me bring it back to back to here you have a lot of people and i would encourage anybody who is dismissive of this thing to go into wall street bets and actually just read the forums and i think that you're going to see three kinds of posts the first kind of content are a lot of people doing some incredible fundamental diligence on companies trying to think about long-term value and in my opinion many of them are doing as good and frankly a better job than a lot of hedge fund analysts that i work with that's number one okay let's examine that right now shamath basically defends wall street forms saying that they're doing a long-term fundamental analysis folks that might be the case on the forum itself yes i totally agree there's a lot of good things are coming out of those forms but that has nothing to do with what is going on with gamestop today he's basically going into tangent just defending wall street forms but not exactly explaining what's going on with gamestop okay let's continue the second are a lot of people who believe that you know coming out of 2008 what happened was wall street took an enormous amount of risk and they left retail as the bag holder and a lot of these kids were in grade school in high school when that happened they lost their homes their parents lost their jobs and they've always wondered like why did those folks get bailed out for taking enormous amounts of risk and nobody helped and showed up to help my family and then the third thing is a realization that instead of having idea dinners or you know quiet whispered conversations amongst hedge funds in the hamptons these kids have the courage to do it transparently in a forum and i'm not saying all of it is perfect by any means but i think it takes um an enormous amount of faith in the system to be that transparent to talk about things and then for each individual to make their own mind up and to do things whether it's to buy and to sell okay let me bring it back over here so it kind of cuts off right there but by the way i'm not really going to rehash 2008 but the 2008 crisis isn't just the fault of wall street people also took out ridiculous loans that they knew they couldn't afford no income no dock if you had a pulse you got a loan in 2008 and by the way they were also bailed out by reducing their mortgages also as well so there was a partial bailout for both wall street and and to them and let me let me say another note about long-term fundamental analysis that is great and all that wall street forums are doing that but it's not taking consideration game stock that is not what's going on we're not doing long-term analysis on game stock it's it's let's get rich quick by figuring out how to screw wall street short sellers and they basically figured it out in bravo to wall street forms i love them for that you know so to keep this video short and all i will sum up the rest of the video because he kind of goes on and on they basically get into a heated debate on whether wall street bets are doing fundamental analysis and chametz says short sellers shouldn't be able to sell short over 140 percent of the stock and i do agree with them with that sean meth couldn't explain though why there should be a fundamental gamestop price of 400 a share he couldn't explain that and he kind of didn't explain it by by the way to cnbc's defense there is no fundamental case for a sustained share price for anything that's above around the 20 a share at this exact moment in time yes that's as of this exact moment of time but that could fluctuate a little bit cnbc said that the retail investor will be the one that will get screwed in the end and i agree with cnbc about that a hundred percent chimes bags on wall street goliath chamas said all these hold the line position folks that they're smart but he himself is not holding the line folks sean meth is not going to get hurt in the end he took a small profit and now he is out i want to make that very clear if any one of you know chames personally or by twitter or whatever because i saw his little hashtags i want you to ask chamesk what is the end game game over for gamestop in particular for these retail investors sitting on the stock at currently 300 a share all the way up to 400 a share i would love to know your thoughts as subscribers and viewers please leave your comment down below and if i said something that you disagree with please uh tell me in the comments that you disagree with me and why and also everyone that says hold the line please explain your end game game over exit strategy so so you guys out there you have to hold the line position those with the position of holding what is your endgame strategy i want you guys to explain it to the rest of us in the comments down below well thanks for watching guys and as always don't forget to smash that like button down below and consider subscribing and hit that notification bell if you'd like to hear daily stock review updates and recommendations i'll be out with you in the next video ciao
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