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>>52495541
Because it creates destabilization. They don't want to close their positions and will instead rely on liquidity grabs to avoid fulfilling their obligations and roll over their FTD dates. Them constantly trying to avoid their obligations makes it harder and harder to can kick with each cycle.
Lower liquidity on a stock that trades 4 times as much post split is extremely bullish because it makes it harder for them to survive as time goes on, there will be a time were they simply won't have the liquidity to short the stock, at least not without proving the existence of synthetic shares. We are in a waiting game that we've already won. It's time you faggots start learning how to get comfy.