Go for it. scared money makes no money
i am sure you wold IF this actually was a normal situation or stock. But given your answers I have seen from you you are not a risky person and his is WAY to risky even if you have the money to burn.
Given the current situation? it was clear AMC would raise. But not on the level of GME. AMC compared to GME was a save bet. And He said before that 100k is nothing to him and just some play money.He put 100k into amc the other day. You wouldn't consider that risky? Or maybe thats a value investment
) then there really isn't much risk involved anyway.He just explained it. It was not a long term investment . Even I understand this. This was safe to keep it for a few hours etc.Nothing is ever gauranteed. If 100k is "play money" (
It wasn't clear amc was going up. He lost on amc. Pulled out in minutes. I'm just saying it's kind of contradictory to say 100k is play money, I'm a value investor, then throw in on a volatile stock, dump out after mere minutes and take a loss.
It wasn't clear amc was going up. He lost on amc. Pulled out in minutes. I'm just saying it's kind of contradictory to say 100k is play money, I'm a value investor, then throw in on a volatile stock, dump out after mere minutes and take a loss.
What are we even talking about here?
It wasn't clear amc was going up. He lost on amc. Pulled out in minutes. I'm just saying it's kind of contradictory to say 100k is play money, I'm a value investor, then throw in on a volatile stock, dump out after a few minutes and take a loss.
What are we even talking about here?
It must be nice to live in your brain. Where anyone who points out your hypocrisy or criticises you in any way is just jealous
Why does Overstock's entire stock history look like a crypto's bubble history? Look at those swings.
Yeah these hedgefunds lost 19 Billion so far which is still a bit low IMO. Monday will be intersting because other have joined shorten the stock because they predict it will fall a lot on Monday. But WHAT if it does not? How much will these hedgefunds loose?
You do not think that hedgefunds now speculating like you do that these shares go down? And that they want to make profit with it? Imagine the option was 300 and then it goes down to 199 or so. How much money would these funds earn? Will they really pass it up?
I heard they also can put an optioin to their option so basically invest more money to a higher price to cover their losses later on
GameStop short sellers are still not surrendering despite nearly $20 billion in losses this month
- Short-selling hedge funds have suffered a mark-to-market loss of $19.75 billion year to date in the brick-and-mortar video game retailer GameStop, according to data from S3 Partners.
- Still, short sellers mostly are holding onto their bearish positions or they are being replaced by new hedge funds willing to bet against the stock.
GameStop short sellers are still not surrendering despite nearly $20 billion in losses this month
"In actuality the data shows that total net shares shorted hasn't moved all that much," Ihor Dusaniwsky of S3 Partners said.www.cnbc.com
II know these are still peanuts but we are getting there^^
And the fun part is they are now eating themsevles and try to push other hedgefunds out of business
They are shorting gamestop know because they hope it wil fall and then they make tons of money. So what you have to do is to HOLD and BUY
So after all this BS, the short float only dropped 8%? Wow. Looks like GME will be $300+ for a while.
So whats their endgame here? Pray that retail investors get bored/scared and bail?
One thing I'm not sure about the 8% is how that 8% is constructed. But the net result is the general short pool is holding tight. You'd think there would be shitloads bailing this week.
I don't follow call and put options, but according to you charts with that 5:1, are you able to ballpark how many puts are short termers expiring in the next month or two and how many are way out later in the year? And what the general put strike price is heavily skewed to?
Was thinking about this today and it makes the most sense to me. They will ride out the hype, keep the stock at a steady price between $300-$400, eat the smaller mounting losses/costs, and hope that people become impatient and sell, thus minimizing their overall damage. I think if they can drag this out another week or two, they can avoid the potential catastrophic losses they might otherwise have faced.
