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>>23174559
im not talking about short volumes on fintel or something which obviously involves that market maker shit. Official data is out. If you're wondering why the short interest is massive, it was more like ~50% back then which is totally reasonable for a dying company, and the ~100% today is a result of massive sharebuybacks that GME did (pic related)

People are just delusional thinking a short squeeze is inevitable when institution can hold through a squeeze and just cover eventually, but that doesn't change the fact that they will want to cover eventually. It's just too bad GME isn't actively screwing them over like OSTK did