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>>27163245
I suspect it goes far, far beyond this. Here's a point I haven't seen anyone raise yet, but is probably the critical factor: Even now hedge funds are shorting GME due to (correctly) identifying it as overvalued, and then (incorrectly possibly) predicting it will quickly go back to normal levels. But there's so many perma-holders now that may not actually happen - and these shorters HAVE to buy back at some point. If the price stays higher than it 'should' be for an extended period, then all these new shorts will also have to be fulfilled at market prices, driving the price back up again in a feedback loop. GME could theoretically continue eating shorts for years to come.