/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27280533
> Rival hedge funds/Blackrock/Fidelity could absolutely fuck Melvin/Citadel this week if they want to and induce margin calls on the short contracts, triggering the proper squeeze.

This is why the squeeze actually might happen. In the end, it's a fight who has the bigger money dick and the anti-shorters probably have the advantage here.

Retail is only owning a fraction of the shares that doesn't matter that much, but they're useful idiots to push the narrative and rope more idiots in that will hold the bags once it's all finished and done.

The most hilarious part is people thinking they're going to fuck the hedges and getting revenge while in reality, they're helping the hedges eliminating some of their competitors while said hedges are filling their pockets.

All jobs are inherently cuck, thus none of them can ever be alpha. The only alpha in the job market is the one who does not need for a job

"do not invest with emotions" only make sense if you are investing in something with a fundamental value. In crypto you might as well go wild

>>15606502
The attack pretty much halved the oil production capability of that plant too, so we can well assume that it will drive the price high for a relatively long period of time. Sooner or later other industries will feel the ripple too

>>14728966
Not yet, fellow AMDChad, we need to go deeper.

>>14218593
>but he also got lucky with the quick-draw Mexican tariffs one-week threat strat so no one has any idea what he's going to do

I doubt he would reach an agreement with the German government anytime soon, given how much they bitched about him (and his tariff policy). Besides, the current German government is in complete disarray because they don't know what the fuck they're doing while completely alienating an entire generation of voters (among young voters, Merkel's party scored lower than a comedy party - let that sink in for a moment). New elections might come even this year, depending how this headless chicken run turns out. And during a election campaign, they can't afford to show weakness against Trump.