I said it above. Stubborn idiots. Would rather quadruple down than take the L to the basement dwelling self-proclaimed retards
This has been the most enjoyable thread I've read on this site. Please have a great weekend, my friends.
I sold out of GME today at $325 per share. I enterd at $160 so a strong return. We are changing the market. We are as influtential as a hedge fund and should be. Deny us if you want but we are together now and will force the market to recognize us. The time for the big boys to go unchallenged is over. We will challenge and beat them. We encourage you to join the ride. Until then we will fight with our backs against the wall. This is life or death for many of us. Join or Die.
Did anybody catch that article somewhere that is RH did not stop the buying, it would have possibly caused a huge problems in the whole market? Im trying to find the source.
Duhhhh, surely you realize cats have 9 lives. 10 more took his place, its called keeping your powder dry for the next battle.
Read the article but I've got it buried in my pile somewhere. The scope of it is more than most realize, BLACKROCK was a lifeline as well, it was reported that the funds are being forced to liquidate positions to try and cover but unless the tricks were pulled yesterday and today it would be mathematically impossible to close out potions without going bankrupt, which in turn POSSIBLY could have triggered a chain reaction sell-off " remember stop loss". I'm leary of what I read and by who is the author. It is reported that most have closed short positions, which personally I seriously doubt.
GME is sucking money out of the markets. I wonder how many bigger names are being sold to cover this. https://mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKBN29X1SW LONDON (Reuters) - Short-sellers are sitting on estimated losses of $70.87 billion from their short positions in U.S. companies so far this year, data from financial data analytics firm Ortex showed on Thursday. The hefty losses come as shares of highly-shorted GameStop jumped more than 1,000% in the past week without a clear business reason, forcing short-sellers to buy back into the stock to cover potential losses -- defined as a short-squeeze -- while retail investors then piled in to benefit from the surge.
Yeah, that was the one. We talking another potential Long-Term Capital Management hedge fund blow out?
Something I find interesting is the amount of lies and propaganda being put out there by the hedge funds trying to scare retail investors into selling.
They are trying, but Im not sure any of the longs care. Once you have the crowd behind you like this, nothing matters.
The real story is the media exposed his identity and family. In a attempt to defame him, funny part is he is not hiding from anybody or anything. The same ones that are trying to protect the poor little hedge funds and keep showing adds proving short positions have closed are trying to portray this man into a villain being public enemy #1. Desperate people do desperate things when backed against the wall. Why are they afraid, what are they hiding? Who do they really work for?The same ones that are portraying robinhood and the other brokers as inocent victims are the same idiots that we constantly prove wrong on a daily basis. Prove me wrong.
Didnt he agree to this interview? Using your real name for journalistic integrity or some shit is common practice, unless he specifically told them to not use his real name.
Judging from the mic, webcam, and the circle light, he is already putting himself out there. I am sensing a bit of quid pro quo with this story.
