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Buying at 13 a share was not a bad investment, unless you already folded your paperback hands. Hedgies were short ladder attacking the hell out of all the shorted stocks today, compare the charts. Buying into AMC is a lot better than being on the GME ride imo since movies aren't going away any time soon. To make people feel a little more at ease, Blackrock did in fact buy over 6 million shares of AMC. If another hedge fund sees growth, then we should too. People still love the big screen and surround sound atmosphere, it compared nothing to streaming services.
Vidya stores unfortunately have a much shorter life, especially Gamestop. Unless they do in fact restructure, their current business model may give them a few more years of life support and that's it. They should start capitalizing on local esports tournaments if they want to continue as a business in the middle of this decade. That way they can sell all the FUNKO POPs to their heart's content to all the beta orbiters and grills with daddy issues.

TL;DR: GSE is a gamble, AMC is a better long term investment.
Don't consider this good investment advice, only an opinion. The only great universal investment advice worth giving is only invest what you're comfortable losing. Watching people throw in all their life savings, personal loans, student loans, and 401ks are complete jackasses and deserve to lose it all.