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incraigwetrust 

A hashtag and expression of irony, born initially as response to a called-out paid stock "basher" who entered a pro $NAKD (stock symbol) reddit room to bash the stock.

Specifically #InCraigWeTrust is a simultaneous middle finger to the original paid basher, Craig, and a "thank you" to him for showing us the proverbial light. (Because when Hedge Funds are paying for professional bashers to push down a stock, then it portends the potential of a Short Squeeze, such as what GME famously experienced)

- It is employed by the growing group of $NAKD long holders across ALL social media!!!

Generally, #InCraigWeTrust is new a symbol of solidarity and strength among working class people calling out the bullshit of the elitist, ultra rich, oligarchal, controlling class who continuously exert their manipulations upon the proletariat's popular sentiment - causing increasing wealth to be siphoned from the proletariat to the bourgeoisie.

When a member or operative of the bourgeoisie is spreading disinformation, then we can say #InCraigWeTrust in parallel manner that someone might say "Ok, boomer" to someone disseminating outdated and/or ill-informed (if not outright wrong) information.
Craig: "This stock sucks! It's dead. It's not going anywhere. Sell, sell, sell!"
Us: "Thanks. #InCraigWeTrust"
incraigwetrust by Incraigwetrust March 12, 2021
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