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Wow, no.

Amazon and FB are massive companies, growing massively every year. They are probably overvalued, but that's due to a P/E ration problem, not a fundamentals problem.

Game Stop is straight up a flailing business, not very big to begin with.

This is a market stampede and it will come down soon.

>Game Stop is straight up a flailing business, not very big to begin with.

It was 3 months ago. Things have changed since.

There's nothing to suggest the underlying fundamentals would change. It's possible the resurgence in interest could save the company, but it's not going to turn into a growth company, and won't ever have anything near a massive valuation relative to it's baseline.

OT, but I've never seen anything autocorrected to `watthour!' Isn't it supposed to be hyphenated?

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