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WSB are not going to stop until GME reaches $1000You think it's going to last?
WSB are not going to stop until GME reaches $1000You think it's going to last?
@Starski
TLR bag holders fomoing into dogecoin
WSB are not going to stop until GME reaches $1000
Are they supposed to go public anytime soon?If its trading like this now when it goes public I wouldnt be shocked to see it 80-100 range. Specially if it ends up being a great alternative to the RH refuges
Thing is, SoFi has wanted to target people with high income potential. Seemed like they wanted to be the Schwab of millennials and gen z, I hope they win some new business from this, but they also haven’t stepped into the foray to capitalize on the crazinessSoFi stands to gain members from this. shyt might not come back down.
As long as GME is in play AMC is also in play. AMC is being powered by GME.They got the cap to make that happen? What about AMC?
Thing is, SoFi has wanted to target people with high income potential. Seemed like they wanted to be the Schwab of millennials and gen z, I hope they win some new business from this, but they also haven’t stepped into the foray to capitalize on the craziness
you're rightThis is the Gamestop situation as I understand it.
The hedge funds were circling Gamestop like vultures because it looked like it was finished. They went to brokers and borrowed a ridiculous amount of shares sold them and then if I'm correct they went back and borrowed more and sold them to the point where the amount of borrowed shares was more than the outstanding shares of the company. Apparently they saw it going to 0.
When the hedge funds borrow the shares they're taking those from real shareholders. The broker has to make those shareholders whole in the event the hedge fund can't. Also all sorts of options are being sold that could possibly be exercised and have to be covered.
WSB inserts themselves by buying options and shares and the plan is hold them and take them out of circulation. As the price rises the brokerage has to cover the options and the shorts in the event the hedge fund can't so the brokerage starts buying the underlying asset which puts more upward pressure on the price. The hedge funds see this and they have to return those shares so they buy and the price continues to rise.
As long as retail holds the shares since the float was more than the outstanding shares there's a permanent shortage of shares and an infinite loop continues pushing the share price higher and higher.
WSB gambit was never about investing in Gamestop it was a cheat code to riches. I was looking at Gamestop like it was an investment not a cheat code. That's why I lost out. I don't wanna buy that company but buying into that cheat was totally worth it.
BB doesn't have the float Gamestop did. Nor does Nok. The people investing in those looking at Gamestop are wasting their time.
Feel free to correct me where I'm wrong.
Yesterday Robinhood broke the chain. The price fell and many of those hedge funds probably got out so the question is does this cycle continue with that fall in price?you're right
that's why they're saying the other stocks are distractions from Gamestop
This has been stated multiple times - GME was a short squeeze. The other stocks are a pump, tho a case can be made for the long term potential of BB.This is the Gamestop situation as I understand it.
The hedge funds were circling Gamestop like vultures because it looked like it was finished. They went to brokers and borrowed a ridiculous amount of shares sold them and then if I'm correct they went back and borrowed more and sold them to the point where the amount of borrowed shares was more than the outstanding shares of the company. Apparently they saw it going to 0.
When the hedge funds borrow the shares they're taking those from real shareholders. The broker has to make those shareholders whole in the event the hedge fund can't. Also all sorts of options are being sold that could possibly be exercised and have to be covered.
WSB inserts themselves by buying options and shares and the plan is hold them and take them out of circulation. As the price rises the brokerage has to cover the options and the shorts in the event the hedge fund can't so the brokerage starts buying the underlying asset which puts more upward pressure on the price. The hedge funds see this and they have to return those shares so they buy and the price continues to rise.
As long as retail holds the shares since the float was more than the outstanding shares there's a permanent shortage of shares and an infinite loop continues pushing the share price higher and higher.
WSB gambit was never about investing in Gamestop it was a cheat code to riches. I was looking at Gamestop like it was an investment not a cheat code. That's why I lost out. I don't wanna buy that company but buying into that cheat was totally worth it.
BB doesn't have the float Gamestop did. Nor does Nok. The people investing in those looking at Gamestop are wasting their time.
Feel free to correct me where I'm wrong.