Simpsons Episode Predicts Future Value Of GameStop, Tesla And Bitcoin

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Last Updated on 16 April 2021 by CryptoTips.eu

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The Simpsons are known for predicting the future. In one of it’s classic episodes, daughter Lisa has just become president and is told by her cabinet that President Trump had left the economy in shambles.

Not bad knowing that it was filmed 15 years ago. Given the long run the series of characters portraying their fictitious lives in the town of Springfield has had, it is not too surprising that this happens from time to time of course.

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If you have to ask

However, as one of the most popular animated sitcoms in TV history, the Simpsons have now made a spoof of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money show as well, in which they predicted the future value of GameStop, Tesla and Bitcoin.

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Last Sunday’s episode was entitled Burger Kings and saw The Simpsons buy stocks for a new burger chain created by the town’s own resident billionaire, Montgomery Burns.

Marge checks her stocks on an episode of Crazy Cash a clear parody of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money and you can see ticker price signs for Bitcoin, Tesla and Gamestop.

The stock favored by the Degenerates of WallStreetBets is making crazy jumps as usual. GameStop is first noted at a price of 1 trillion dollars before it goes down to minus 2 trillion.

Tesla’s prices is noted as:

If you have to ask, you can’t afford it.

Lastly, Bitcoin’s price is simply shown as two lying rings next to each other, the mathematical symbol for infinity.

We’ll know in a few years if the Simpsons predicted this one correctly as well.

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