The battle over Gamestop is getting really interesting

Someone said it best on WSB.

"The fucking audacity to call yourself Robin Hood and instead steal from the poor."

We have AOC, Ben Shapiro, Biden, Trump Bernie, LGBQT, Furriers, the far left, right coming together and agreeing for once. Fuck this corrupt shit.
 
Someone said it best on WSB.

"The fucking audacity to call yourself Robin Hood and instead steal from the poor."

We have AOC, Ben Shapiro, Biden, Trump Bernie, LGBQT, Furriers, the far left, right coming together and agreeing for once. Fuck this corrupt shit.
Money, the one ring to rule them all you might say.
 
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When you sell a short who are you selling it to? Like is someone out there buying a share for every share that gets shorted? Trying to understand where the money comes from. Do banks just loan them $X for so many shares that they short and they become responsible for giving those shares to the bank in the future?
 
When you sell a short who are you selling it to? Like is someone out there buying a share for every share that gets shorted? Trying to understand where the money comes from. Do banks just loan them $X for so many shares that they short and they become responsible for giving those shares to the bank in the future?

Whoever is willing to buy it. It gets sold on the free market, but at the moment, the free market is basically closed to plebs. In this case, it seems like it's fellow hedge funds/institutions who are coordinating to try to push the price down.
 
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The system is totally rigged, all of the regulatory institutions, trading platforms, discussion forums, etc have been captured by big finance. If they win this fight and crush the little guys I hope people realize that there's only one way forward: to confiscate the wealth of the 0.1% so they can't exercise this sort of power ever again.
 
When you sell a short who are you selling it to? Like is someone out there buying a share for every share that gets shorted? Trying to understand where the money comes from. Do banks just loan them $X for so many shares that they short and they become responsible for giving those shares to the bank in the future?
You borrow the shares from someone else (paying the person you borrowed them from interest), and then sell the shares on the open market. The idea is to purchase the shares back later for less than you originally sold them for, and return those new shares to the person you borrowed them from.

Institutional clients like Vanguard or Blackrock own a large number of shares of companies like Gamestop, and they will own them basically forever (and don't care at all about the price or literally anything because they are held in index funds), and use security lending to make additional revenue. Trust me when I say complexes like Vanguard or Blackrock are making millions for their investors thanks to this crazyness.
 
Can't use my IBKR account as well, they all shutdown. Couldn't buy any earlier and this was supposed to be my buy day. I still don't know how this is legal.

JORMBO JORMBO which time zone is that? Asking for EU people.
 
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I am not educated in this stuff but when will these hedge funds lose their billions?
Is there a deadline when a gamestop share has to be over a certain value or something?

I want to pop a champagne when the time comes.
 
Can't use my IBKR account as well, they all shutdown. Couldn't buy any earlier and this was supposed to be my buy day. I still don't know how this is legal.

JORMBO JORMBO which time zone is that? Asking for EU people.
Doesn't say. Washington DC is in Eastern Standard Time so I would assume that.
 
I am not educated in this stuff but when will these hedge funds lose their billions?
Is there a deadline when a gamestop share has to be over a certain value or something?

I want to pop a champagne when the time comes.
I think some of the shorts expire Friday , so if people can keep buying and HOLDING until Friday ....
 
Clearly all these moves, as well as Citadel doubling down clearly point to the idea that they believe they can get away with it. And that is not a light decision on their part.
 
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Clearly all these moves, as well as Citadel doubling down clearly to point to the idea that they believe they can get away with it. And that is not a light decision on their part.

They don't have faith in a bunch of internet dumbasses. Maybe they're right; maybe they aren't. But this:

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Is a firm hold. It could easily have continue to plummet if we didn't buy and hold, there were always going to be those who got scared and jumped ship.

 
They don't have faith in a bunch of internet dumbasses. Maybe they're right; maybe they aren't. But this:

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Is a firm hold. It could easily have continue to plummet if we didn't buy and hold, there were always going to be those who got scared and jumped ship.


It's really impressive. I knew all the social media hype investors would dump immediately, but if you look at the 5day+ ramp up before that, the trajectory is still pretty much the same.
 
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So if the shorts are held by the people that control the brokers... I imagine their party has a real chance of crashing because of this.
I guess it depends how deep the pockets are on the hedge funds, apparently holding attracts an interest fee, which could be something like 33% per short.

(If I've got that wrong, someone shout)
 
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Can you elaborate this?

People who are normally bitter enemies, like those mentioned, are retweeting one another's opinions on RobinHood and their puppetmasters in complete agreement. None of them want the fat cats changing the rules of the game on a whim to fuck over the little man, even if they don't want it for slightly different reasons.
 
People who are normally bitter enemies, like those mentioned, are retweeting one another's opinions on RobinHood and their puppetmasters in complete agreement. None of them want the fat cats changing the rules of the game on a whim to fuck over the little man, even if they don't want it for slightly different reasons.

This is such a clear illustration of why IdPol stuff exploded in the media around the time of OWS.

Our threads and ResetEra's thread on these topics look largely the same, for example.

If there's anything that can bring people together, it's anger at the ultra rich ruling class and their blatant collusion to keep us all down.
 
I guess it depends how deep the pockets are on the hedge funds, apparently holding attracts an interest fee, which could be something like 33% per short.

(If I've got that wrong, someone shout)
Oh that too, but I meant legally. I think a big part of their game has been exposed because of this and they will have some huge restrictions put on these kinds of activities. This is a bigger negative exposure than Occupy Wall Street ever was.
 
The system is totally rigged, all of the regulatory institutions, trading platforms, discussion forums, etc have been captured by big finance. If they win this fight and crush the little guys I hope people realize that there's only one way forward: to confiscate the wealth of the 0.1% so they can't exercise this sort of power ever again.
This is what I want to hear.
 
I don't know enough about this. Just copying my whale friend. Looking at some math he figured the reason buys were turned off was retail won. The short holders are unable, full stop, to cover their position, billions are going to be burned through. Remember that Volkswagen chart.

Not your financial advisor. Just smooth brained.
 
Every dirty trick was thrown at the retail investor today. The 420 sell wall was also hit. Most Americans were unable to buy GME today.

And you apes held the line. Beautiful. I feel something big is coming for the manipulation and fear tactics to be in such overdrive.

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This might be the sole common enemy both political parties can find common ground and maybe start to heal wounds. Well I'm Canadian so doesn't matter that much for me, but yea, this is getting big
 
Every dirty trick was thrown at the retail investor today. The 420 sell wall was also hit. Most Americans were unable to buy GME today.

And you apes held the line. Beautiful. I feel something big is coming for the manipulation and fear tactics to be in such overdrive.

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Totally agree. My brother was able to purchase some more.
 
Wow, everyone really does hate these people. It's like an innate human characteristic.
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Hedge funds, and the people who benefit from them, are actually evil. They are allowed to exist because they are profitable.

If you aren't ass deep in hedge fund shit then its easy political points to go after them.
 
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Every dirty trick was thrown at the retail investor today. The 420 sell wall was also hit. Most Americans were unable to buy GME today.

And you apes held the line. Beautiful. I feel something big is coming for the manipulation and fear tactics to be in such overdrive.

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Agreed. Once it started recovering after the late morning free fall, I knew the battle wasn't over just yet.
 
Every dirty trick was thrown at the retail investor today. The 420 sell wall was also hit. Most Americans were unable to buy GME today.

And you apes held the line. Beautiful. I feel something big is coming for the manipulation and fear tactics to be in such overdrive.

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All us goons outside US want to play our part too... but we got locked out as all the corrupt fuckers like etoro and Trading 212 fell into line. I was just gonna sit this out and watch, but this blatant corruption has got my goat, and if I can get in on it I will.
 
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Wow, everyone really does hate these people. It's like an innate human characteristic.
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But is not surprising no? Republicans and leftists do not like financial elites and banks. It is a common knowledge.

Though, leftists like "government control over banking" while republicans prefer "industry over banks". I suspect Elon gets along with republicans just fine.
 
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