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Everybody hates hedgies so kindly fuck off OP.

>>27712362
Volume hasn't been shooting up. It definitely has increased, but it's not where it needs to be assuming Melvin doubled down on shorts. I believe they did but I'm not a financial advisor. I have a couple meme shares so I'm not in it to win it, but the breakdowns are pretty interesting.

They have a legit chance but won't 100% know until the 9th or 24th (https://www.finra.org/filing-reporting/regulatory-filing-systems/short-interest).). It's a super risky play but as it stands, they just need to prevent losing. You just just have to not lose to win. As of right now (as I type this), the GME people have a good chance. No clue if they're going to start panicking though.

The general sentiment over there seems to be "I don't care about losses". Share price is fairly stable compared to last week. Volume is up, but the mystery is why the big guys opposite of Melvin didn't cash out on a sure thing.

Pro GME: Big guys might smell blood in the water. They really aren't losing anything by holding on to long positions, which also vacuums up volume. All it takes for the WSB retards to win is to hold. Assuming more shorts were taken out after the peak, WSB guys have a good chance at hitting the moon if they hold right now.

Anti GME: The peak already happened and Melvin lost some, but they reloaded shorts and a slow bleed can put them back in a good position. If that happens, it'll tank.

Don't FOMO YOLO. Just read the data. The amount of shorts are ridiculous, true. It's also a 50/50 that they reloaded them assuming they could pounce at a secondary opportunity.

You're essentially betting on the hold meme. If it pans out, the shit will hit the fan and you're going to see insane profits. Otherwise, you stand to lose money.

Gonna post why I don't think shorts have closed next, one sec. Reposting from a dead thread.

>>27698306
>Thursday was GME's Stalingrad. The War might not be over but it is no longer a question of who wins, just how much blood is spilled before its over.
Volume hasn't been shooting up though. It definitely has increased, but it's not where it needs to be assuming Melvin doubled down on shorts. I believe they did but I'm not a financial advisor. I have a couple meme shares so I'm not in it to win it, but the breakdowns are pretty interesting.

They have a legit chance but won't 100% know until the 9th or 24th (https://www.finra.org/filing-reporting/regulatory-filing-systems/short-interest).). It's a super risky play but as it stands, they just need to prevent losing. They're the Soviets in this Stalingrad scenario. Whether they know it or not, they just have to not lose to win. As of right now (as I type this), they have a good chance. No clue if they're going to start panicking though.

The general sentiment over there seems to be "I don't care about losses". Share price is fairly stable compared to last week. Volume is up, but the mystery is why the big guys opposite of Melvin didn't cash out on a sure thing.

Pro GME: Big guys might smell blood in the water. They really aren't losing anything by holding on to long positions, which also vacuums up volume. All it takes for the WSB retards to win is to hold. Assuming more shorts were taken out after the peak, WSB guys have a good chance at hitting the moon if they hold right now.

Anti GME: The peak already happened and Melvin lost some, but they reloaded shorts and a slow bleed can put them back in a good position. If that happens, it'll tank.

Don't FOMO YOLO. Just read the data. The amount of shorts are ridiculous, true. It's also a 50/50 that they reloaded them assuming they could pounce at a secondary opportunity.

You're essentially betting on the hold meme. If it pans out, the shit will hit the fan and you're going to see insane profits. Otherwise, you stand to lose a lot of money.

A new fag poltard bought some AMC stock for the first time at 8 dollars each for about the same price to take a whole family out to a movie. How Helped save a company and screwed a do nothing productive parasitic hedge fund. Also bought some Nokia stock for a long term investment. How terrible.

Sure I might have screwed up yesterday by not selling my AMC. But but if that company survives and is one of the few theaters left standing I will get my money back. Learned a thing or two about investing that will be helpful in the future. Face it you now are stuck with poltards forever.

>>27099388
Have mercy on the ETFs those Wall Street guys are hard workers.