GME has been the most talked about stock this year.
It triggered headlines, sparked debates and congressional hearings, and made a handful of lucky investors ridiculously rich.
After becoming a household name overnight, it's no wonder that late adopters are still trying to catch this wave of volatility.
A group of investors recently tried playing the other side of the coin by buying put options in order to capitalize on GME's abysmal earnings announcement this week.
I just posted a new video blog to explain the tiny but crucial piece of info that caused the trade to be an absolute dud, even though the stock did exactly what it was supposed to do.
I'll also show you how to avoid the same mistake when trading options.
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