its prolly trueLooking at the dips in other big whale stocks, even AAPL or TSLA among many others, it seems like the hedge funds had to pull out to go all in GME today. Crazy idea?
For GME, if any billionaires are fed with with hedge funds and want some revenge, it's in exactly 12 minutes they have to show up and hold the line with a WALL. It's gonna be violent soon.
C'mooon, close above 300. Expecting a short ladder attack in the last 15 minutes, but Robinthahood already has buys effectively turned off again and it's not working.
If you got whale friends, call em, lol
to say im into this is a bit if understatement.
as a gen X'er, the boomer financial establishment has been fucking me over for years... so to see this shit crash down on them is incredibly satisfying.
better be no fucking bailouts.
Apparently there's a massive 320$ ITM calls for the end of the day and hedge funds will fight against that. If we finish above 320$, they're fucked, like 10 times more dildos up the ass than they were already.
Oh I guess it's closed through the weekend? Maybe Friday was a bad time for me to nut up and decided to try it haha
yep part of the issue.... we've got this hard working and no complaints ethic burned into us...Your generation has been screwed the most IMO. I appreciate that you all Somme cry about it.
days according to the retards and autists (and history and logic) lol... we'll seeif such a thing like a short squeeze happens...how long will it last all the way until it drops again? hours? minutes? seconds?
Here it comes in the last 4 min
So Monday Morning I look at the price and buy? I'm not going to if it's not low enough at this point. Do the funders get to just continue trading while the rest of us are locked out all weekend?Nah dude you can enjoy your weekend without checking a line graph every 5 seconds, it's for the best
So Monday Morning I look at the price and buy? I'm not going to if it's not low enough at this point. Do the funders get to just continue trading while the rest of us are locked out all weekend?
Sweet. Then I respect and hope everyone has a great time holding the line.Nah, far as I know it's outright closed until monday 9:30am ET
There's also major institutional investors in GME too. They have an interest in driving the short sellers out. There's too many moving pieces to guess the future. One possible future is short sellers lose biggly while investors take it from them. It's not as simple as you think.This is a trap and people fooled into thinking this is people fighting hedges don't get what's happening. The main target for reddit was melvin capital, that's not the type of fund you'd fight, that's some nobody that figured out how to take scraps form the game the big boys are playing.
We have hedges and billionaire hedge connected investors joining in to "help fight for the people" this should set off red flags, and the fact a lot of the media, including ones that don't care about this industry, are over covering it should also raise red flags as they are distracting people from real news.
We have already had some outlets lie about certain funds closing positions and giving up when that never happened, they are going to rig this than dumb it, get rich on the way down, they pump it back up, though to a more reasonable price, while making the barrier for entry too high to get on. Then the regulators will come just like the dot com bubble, bail anyone who is a fund or rich out, and punish retail again.
So is this going to happen every time a hedge tries a big short? I mean, how will hedges continue to exist if they keep getting screwed?
So is this going to happen every time a hedge tries a big short? I mean, how will hedges continue to exist if they keep getting screwed?
That last part was my understanding from 2008 and beyond as well.1) Don't short more than there literally is stock
2) Only short companies you know are actually going to fail, don't fail to unwind your bet after your thesis gets proven false (a bet on a digital only 9th gen)
3) Don't piss off the internet even more if you do get caught in a bad bet
Short firms might continue to exist following all of the above. But shorting SHOULD be a risky activity, hindering a companies liquidity should run some risks, yet shorting has been a relatively safe activity until now.
There's also major institutional investors in GME too. They have an interest in driving the short sellers out. There's too many moving pieces to guess the future. One possible future is short sellers lose biggly while investors take it from them. It's not as simple as you think.
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APE STRONG TOGETHER GOOOOOOOO
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Kitchen sink thrown at us this week. I'm a bit worried about what bullshit they'll think up over the weekend, but we closed above 320 ITM calls today.
So seems like all these reddit baffoons were being played with memes, emojis and shit? There's no David vs Goliath and the little people getting rich?Also just something to mention since everyones has forgot about it, all the millions of calls that expire today are gong to be sold or become worthless by end of the day, those people can't hold the line as they say.
People forget about these folks, and considering the reddit board that's popular now specializes in high profits and short-term gambling the fact people have brought this up is strange.
Hate to say it but the ride ends over this weekend, they don't have enough people to get that short squeeze, the major one they want so badly. Millions of 1/29 calls are done by RIGHT NOW since it's 4:00 by the time this post submits, and since the cheapest option available had an incredible high price, they couldn't by a new option to keep going into next week.
Those who are smart would have got out, because the guys still holding who have some profit at $300 who didn't already lose money after the brokerage blocks yesterday? Them holding is their doom, they will be in the red and the stock is going to drop into the $100 range if not lower by Monday, they don't have the capital needed to keep the price this high after today, we are talking millions of 1/29 calls. All being sold or expiring worthless, those investors have no way of holding.
as of 4:10 the stock went from $328 to $298 and will go down further, why? Because the millions of 1/29 calls are gone, and no one can buy another option, look at the price of the cheapest option on your broker for GME right now, look at how much it is? It's done.
It's been fun guys.
When did I say new? The company's been heavily shorted a long time.No, there has barely been much in the way of additional institutions joining adding to Gamestop, most were already there before the last two weeks of bumps. Those, and some of the few new ones also have hedges or short positions as well(as a hedge itself) without retail those wouldn't make any difference, and a large percentage of retail just sold or are expiring(expired) in 1/29 options.
>___>So seems like all these reddit baffoons were being played with memes, emojis and shit? There's no David vs Goliath and the little people getting rich?
I wouldn't be surprised if the top players on WSB are wall street guys working for big firms. They played you good.