Fuck those worthless, parasitic Hedge Fund leeches! I hope they lose their ass and end up panhandling in the streets! They contribute absolutely ZERO value in this world. Fuck them!
The part you may not understand is these stocks are borrowed with the intent on paying later. They use the time to create an artificial situation where the stock drops in value (betting on failure). The stocks are immediately sold before the “short” and the difference after the decline is the amount they will keep in their pocket.
Barrow and sell at $10 bucks per share immediately, manufacture a decrease, pay back $1 per share when the loan is due and keep the other $9 per share.
What happened here is they manufactured 5 different decreases and dropped the GameStop stock value all the way to $3, but instead of calling it good they tried to continue short selling. The leveraged stocks were at 100% and enough people noticed and jumped on the bandwagon to buy the stock instead. Now, the value jumped higher than the value at which they borrowed the stock and will have to dump billions in to pay off the loan to brokers.
It’s happening with many other stocks where short selling was telegraphed to the point that the little guy is buying instead of selling. Values are skyrocketing instead of plummeting. It’s a win for main street and the losers are crying foul. They never thought their vulture trading would come back to bite them in the ass.
Good explanation
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Here, too. Only mention of Q is at the bottom, if you're wondering. https://greatawakening.win/p/11SK7FvB39/the-gme-stock-war-leads-to-suici/
Fuck those worthless, parasitic Hedge Fund leeches! I hope they lose their ass and end up panhandling in the streets! They contribute absolutely ZERO value in this world. Fuck them!
The part you may not understand is these stocks are borrowed with the intent on paying later. They use the time to create an artificial situation where the stock drops in value (betting on failure). The stocks are immediately sold before the “short” and the difference after the decline is the amount they will keep in their pocket.
Barrow and sell at $10 bucks per share immediately, manufacture a decrease, pay back $1 per share when the loan is due and keep the other $9 per share.
What happened here is they manufactured 5 different decreases and dropped the GameStop stock value all the way to $3, but instead of calling it good they tried to continue short selling. The leveraged stocks were at 100% and enough people noticed and jumped on the bandwagon to buy the stock instead. Now, the value jumped higher than the value at which they borrowed the stock and will have to dump billions in to pay off the loan to brokers.
It’s happening with many other stocks where short selling was telegraphed to the point that the little guy is buying instead of selling. Values are skyrocketing instead of plummeting. It’s a win for main street and the losers are crying foul. They never thought their vulture trading would come back to bite them in the ass.