Hollywood is already making movies about this GameStop thing

Resistance to capitalist gain is futile. By the time this whole GameStop-Wall Street thing turned into something that middle-aged parents started questioning their kids, you should have seen it coming: Oh yeah, there will be movies about it, plural. Adam McKay or someone similar (white, male) will lead them. For the moment, Deadline reports that MGM was thirstiest of all the studios, winning the film rights to – and this is where it happens really funny—A book proposal. Not a real, complete text, which is impossible because this moment in time is still unfolding a lot, the magnitude of its impact remains unknown, and a final event has yet to take place – it could drag on for months on end. Author Ben Mezrich (whose book on Facebook was adapted into Social network) offered a book on the current state of GameStop-Wall Street. There are some very good TLs; DR /Stocks for Dummies takes care of it, including This one of The daily showby Trevor Noah and this plain text version. Basically a bunch of average people don’t give a fuck about some hedge funds and make money, and millionaires don’t like it because it proves that the market is not really free and fair and should be regulated.

Mezrich’s eventual book will be titled The antisocial network, and is expected to be auctioned off in publishing houses this month. Another fun ingredient: Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, aka the Winklevoss twins of Facebook fame, are set to produce the inevitable movie. Meanwhile, Deadline also reports that Netflix is ​​moving quickly to implement its own vision of stock market chaos, with The Hurt Locker‘s Mark Boal in talks with the script and Noah Centineo (To all the boys that I’ve loved before) attached to the star, and journalist / tech expert Scott Galloway in talks to consult.

As of now, GameStop stock sits at $ 253.05 per share, down $ 72.56 from yesterday. On the WallStreetBets sub-reddit—Which significantly contributed to the increase in GameStop shares – some users insisted that these drops were to be expected and asked their fellow shareholders to “hold the line” and not sell their shares . Some have suggested / speculated that the stock could increase tenfold in the coming weeks. The truth is, nobody really knows what’s going to happen because nobody really knows how the economy works, which is another thing you should probably learn by now as you make that money. is not really real.