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>>27196473
You cant tell because nobody knows what the short positions are. We know there are still more shares short than the total float but it is very possible that all the fucked shorts closed their positions and were then replaced by other firms that entered short positions in the 100$+ range. You have to keep in mind that although media spins this as a David vs Goliath thing, institutions own the vast majority of GME stock so you would have to be a fool to think that they are all playing this one way or another.

I'm basically retarded, but I think the squeeze will have to happen on Monday or Tuesday since that is when all the super ITM calls are being settled aka all the shares are being force bought to pressure the shorts. It is inevitable if nobody sells, but the mob is a fickle house of cards that could be toppled if things stagnate into a well calculated bear strike. The wall street suits are far more pragmatic and willing to wait it out than the retail noobs.