Yeah they tagged me. I had $150 in cash and it’s half that now but all my shyt is with fuccery free amcColi brehs who transferred from robinhood to fidelity? Did you have to pay $75?
Yeah they tagged me. I had $150 in cash and it’s half that now but all my shyt is with fuccery free amcColi brehs who transferred from robinhood to fidelity? Did you have to pay $75?
Theoretically, it could hit $1 million/share.
The end-game price all comes down to this: how long are the bulk of retail shareholders willing to wait when the squeeze happens....when the margin calls start.
Right now it's easy because the price is low and we can still buy up shares whenever we want. The weak, short-term thinkers will cash out at $500 to $1,000/share.....but that kind of person is unlikely to want to wait for AMC/GME this long anyway.
Life-changing money doesn't really happen for the "average" investor until about $xx,xxx/share. Average retail shareholder for AMC has about 120 shares. Since this includes whales with a lot of stock.....my guess is that the median is quite a bit lower.
$xxx,xxx/share is where everyone has life changing money even if they're holding just a few shares. Most people want high xx,xxx or anything in the xxx,xxx range per share.
I don't think we see people making tough decisions until we get in the higher xx,xxx territory.
the government wont allow it to get that far. they will stop all activity and force a settlement far lower than that.
from my POV, the reason would actually be to maintain the market. they can say the institutions involved are too big to fail and in reality there is a point where you simply cant pay back a certain price. either the price cools off naturally (TSLA), you have some institutional way to cool it off (GME), or the government has to step in and prevent this from becoming a disaster.You think the Feds would step in BEFORE it hit 10k?
I just don't see how there could be any trust left in the free market if we had that kind of intervention screwing over the people.
from my POV, the reason would actually be to maintain the market. they can say the institutions involved are too big to fail and in reality there is a point where you simply cant pay back a certain price. either the price cools off naturally (TSLA), you have some institutional way to cool it off (GME), or the government has to step in and prevent this from becoming a disaster.
There was an article on yahoo about the 10 biggest squeezes or something like that. In around 4 of the cases when a stock was taking off the govt halted trading to give HF a chance to catch up and in one of those instances they took a runaway stock and gave shareholders $100 a share. I wouldn’t put any faith in the govt.
hard to say what would happen but im willing to bet on regulators regulating when things look too catastrophic for the elite. the people that would be losing money on the squeeze are other high net worth people and institutions, so they have some pull, too. and pelosi would still make a shytload of money even if it is capped at $3k or $8k or whatever.There’s a lot of speculation on Reddit/stocktwits saying the government actually will not want to step in knowing that Uncle Sam will getting a huge cut from investors and that the gains will stimulate the economy like never before with all the spending people will do when it’s all said and done.
Nancy Pelosi’s husband trying to be slick. Apparently he purchased 1 million shares of Alliance Bernatein. I’ve read that AB purchased 456,000 shares of AMC back in May.
If politicians are in on it, I don’t see them cracking down. They trying to get this money tew
i agree. it is just my opinion. i should have been clearer that i cant really predict what they will do.Everything you said is just your opinion please show historic or a SEC rule that says the gover Would have to step in.
Touching 61 right after opening had me so excited I called off work today...so the rest of today has been a bit deflating.
It’s the whole point of a short “squeeze”. They HAVE to cover which means they will automatically be forced to buy shares at whatever the ask price is. Which theoretically means anyone can name their price and they’ll be forced to buy at the lowest ask. So theoretically if everyone did not want to sell their share below $1 million then that’s what they have to buy it at. Now obviously there will be a lot of ppl selling for lower than that.but what drives the price to drive up that high?
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This is exactly what I afraid of and think will happen and it’s why the hfs ain’t to damn worried about any of this. Govt bailouts always side with the big guys and say fukk the little guys.
AgentsNot been in this thread much today. Have we gone from bullish “we getting money!” To “not gonna happen. Government going to stop it and give us $100 a share” sentiment, again?
Straight goofies in this thread. Wish these lames would sell their shares, if they even have any, and stay the fukk away from the rest of us getting this bread.Not been in this thread much today. Have we gone from bullish “we getting money!” To “not gonna happen. Government going to stop it and give us $100 a share” sentiment, again?