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How come long squeezes never happen?

>> No.57811770

>>57811763
up only,you had 2 years

>> No.57811777

>>57811763
Because the more leveraged side is the one that get's squeezed and bobos have been the most delusional by far

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>>57811777
oh yeah everyone is short right now

>> No.57811802

>>57811790
high short interest means something is priced too high
high long interest means something is priced too low
Simple as

>> No.57811814

>>57811802
this is true, also buy high sell higher

>> No.57811923

>>57811790
Higher leverage, not higher volume. Shorts are just so much easier to liquidate in current market conditions

>> No.57812059

>>57811763
>>57811770
>>57811777
>>57811923
Top signal

>> No.57812522

>>57811777
I refuse to believe that many people are shorting right now its gone nowhere but up with the one exception of gayscale

>> No.57812987

>>57811763
They do happen.

>> No.57814363

>>57812987
Last I remember was a scam wick a few days ago but things just kept marching on. Longs still probably leveraged out the ass.

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>>57811802
so youre saying sometimes you get what you pay for

>> No.57814548

>>57811763
>How come long squeezes never happen?
The reason is in the name, people that open a long position generally don't care about short term price fluctuations... when the price drops they look at it as an opportunity to buy more at a price discount. By all technical standards any market crash would be the definition of a "long squeeze"... the difference is that the bulls don't care because the majority of them taking long positions don't do it on leverage and don't get liquidated, they just end up holding shares that are worth less than they paid.

>> No.57815478

>>57814548
According to this liquidation heat map a lot of them are overleveraged though

>> No.57815508

>>57811763
I remember a 15min 5k red candle not long ago. Wtf do you think that was?