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26 de abr. de 2019 · Eat The Rich is a Black Friday Simulator where you gather a mob and score massive savings! This is a very early alpha version of the game. There's about 10 minutes of gameplay so far. The game was made during Pirate Jam 2019 by: Evan Greenwood (Programming) and Luc Wolthers (Art) (Inspired by the work of @PunchesBears)
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This humorous documentary series follows a group of millennial misfits who banded together online to rescue their beloved GameStop from the clutches of Wall ...
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Eat the Rich: The GameStop Saga. Año. 2022. Duración. 109 min. País. Estados Unidos. Dirección. Theo Love. Guion. Avi Zev Weider. Reparto. Documental, Ray Buffer, Bryan Mittelstadt. Música. Michael James Lee. Compañías. Netflix, Story Syndicate. Distribuidora: Netflix. Género. Serie de TV. Documental | Bolsa & Negocios. Miniserie de TV. Sinopsis.
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- Breaking down the meme stocks.
- How much do you know about the GameStop stock saga?
- Verdict
By Zaki Hasan
Updated: Oct 8, 2022 2:10 pm
Posted: Oct 5, 2022 6:00 pm
Eat the Rich: The GameStop Saga is now streaming on Netflix.
Eat the Rich: The GameStop Saga does an admirable job boiling down the events from early 2021, wherein a group of stuck-at-home day traders used the Robinhood app to buy up shares of the bottoming-out GameStop. This short-squeeze, as it’s called, drove up the price of the stocks while also putting in jeopardy several of the hedge funds that had bet on the company’s impending failure. At the time, it was a story that inspired a kind of car wreck fascination while various TV talking heads quickly labeled it a “David vs. Goliath” story.
Of course, once the fleeting fancy had passed and the media spotlight moved on, the stock eventually settled back to its level at or near the basement, a lot of retail investors lost a lot of money, and the hedge funds went right back on doing what they do –– shorting stocks and betting on other people’s economic misery. Cynical? Perhaps, but it’s a reality the new Netflix documentary series zeroes in on while trying to make a fairly complicated topic something the wider audience can get its arms around.
Know about it? I was buying shares!
I was fascinated while it was happening
I know the broad strokes of what went down
I know about it, but don't quite understand it
What?
In the age of social media, such wisdom from on high was no longer necessary, and with the arrival of Reddit forum wallstreetbets, we suddenly saw the rise of “meme stocks” which Redditors gleefully weaponized as a way to stick it to the fat cats. That’s obviously a reductive way to discuss what was and is a complicated, multi-pronged situation, with few clear cut “bad guys” and “good guys,” but social media has a way of boiling off the nuance from most discussions. And so you had TV personalities like Mad Money’s Jim Cramer –– who initially cheered on the Redditors driving up GameStop’s prices and encouraged them to cash out while they could –– being lampooned and belittled online, leading him to wonder aloud in the doc what he did wrong.
Theo Love’s Eat the Rich: The GameStop Saga is a breezy, easily digested summary of events recent enough to feel timely, but also just far enough in the past to require a recap of some of the messier details. It offers enough background to make the complicated subject matter something regular audiences will be able to follow, while still weaving in...
- Zaki Hasan
5 de nov. de 2019 · Lewis Hamilton. Hunter Schafer. See More. Culture. How “Eat the Rich” Became the Rallying Cry for the Digital Generation. On TikTok and Twitter, at campaign rallies, and on Etsy, the old...
Watch Eat the Rich: The GameStop Saga — Season 1 with a subscription on Netflix. Millennial misfits band together online to rescue their beloved GameStop from the clutches of Wall Street...
