Thanks. I bought in sub-5 and got my calls in around 7. Honestly, the way I stumbled onto that was using TDA's website to see what value stocks were floating around. The two that stuck out to me was IHRT, which I should have pulled the trigger on when it was sub 4, and surprisingly GME when taking cash on hand into account. I looked at the whole picture for GME and it wasn't pretty, at all. Of course, Scion Capital's name draws some attention, but what really caught my eye was the short interest at the time being 92% of float. Short squeezes happen with way less float and since then it has climbed to a whopping 135% with institutional ownership over 110%. That means shares have been borrowed to lend to other institutions. That's the type of compounding of risk that got banks in trouble with the credit default swaps. I'm not up on my world history of markets, but that has to be at historic levels of short interest. I really do feel that something historic is going to happen with this stock outside of its fundamentals, which are trash at the moment. So, I threw some money at it and I was up 123% before the bell today. I'm actually holding out hope for the squeeze through April of 2021, which is when they report holiday earnings. But very tempted to take a little profit here.