/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50127245
>It's probably even more heavily shorted than GME.
Not even close nigger.
I used to say that shills were hired shills by Citadel ironically as a joke but now I'm unironically starting to believe it.

>>49647000
>I just cannot wait any longer. This doesn't feel real but it may be..
When the economy collapses (AKA very soon) is when MOASS happens.

The hedgies are running out of money, and will completely run out of money once the machine that is the system collapses. Once it happens, all of the hedgies' other income streams will collapse, making short selling impossible.

It may feel unreal, but it makes perfect sense.
See pic related, yes? That's robinhood (aka Citadel's bitch) admitting that the short interest on january 15th for GME was 227% (and that's only what they admitted).
The SEC report says that the january "short squeeze" was only a "buying frenzy", not a short squeeze. This means that the SEC itself agrees that shorts did not cover.

Imagine, after all of those short attacks and short ladders, what the GME short interest is now? The price of GME is only decreasing because they always have to double down on shorting every once in a while as the liquidation price keeps decreasing as their debt increases. It is now very likely that the liquidation price is a little over 200$ (if not less than that).


What we do know is that it is certainly under 300$, because they had gotten margin called that day but the DTCC made an exception.
>inb4 why won't the DTCC always make an exception?
Because there are brokers and massive institutions benefitting from MOASS now, unlike back then. Also because if the DTCC keeps making exceptions it will eventually destroy its credibility. Margin calls for megacorporations have happened before, it's very rare that the DTCC gives an exception.