/biz/ - Business & Finance

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How hard is it for 51 million shares to be held by retail investors who are determined not to sell?

I suspect that more than 100% of float is already owned by retail investors.

I wouldn't count on a squeeze kicking off immediately, despite failure to delivers. I was reading somewhere that after so many consecutive days of FTD, they're forced to close out. Holders of options that expired in-the-money last Friday have shares due, and options traders have 2 days to transfer shares before it's considered FTD.

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to each his own. like i've said countless times in the past, they might try to pull some jewish tricks, idk the future. but we also live in unprecedented times in general with covid and the trump presidency and all of this shit that has been going on. i feel like the harder they try to shut this down the harder the public will push back. whether that leads to any major change, idk, but it at least has POTENTIAL. it would really have to involve crazy censorship shit like shutting down WSB entirely or something, but even that would just create an even more powerful Streisand effect.

the reason why this is different than OWS is because this is literal money being moved here. OWS didn't hurt wall st at all. this is literally bankrupting hedgies and making brokerages insolvent. it's like night and day compared to OWS. and everyone HATES rich people right now because of how the government has fucked with everyone with the stimulus, people losing their jobs because of covid, etc etc etc. this is an outlet for all that rage, AND people are getting rich, normies are getting rich.

i could go on and on. idk how else to convince you that this time it really is different. the more they try to shut it down the worse they're gonna make it for themselves because that rage is just building more and more.

damn, shit's getting real now, huh?

This shit is fucking insanity