How can a stock price drop when there are more buy orders than sell orders?
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It’s called laddering.
Hedge funds sell to one another back and forth to drop the stock price, which allows them to conceal the real valuation.
They’d freaking out about the coming squeeze, and finding ways to sell and buy that benefit them.
They think that if they drop the price for long enough, people will panic and sell high volumes. When they do that, they’ll buy high volumes and decrease they’d exposure from the shorts.
TL;DR it’s psyops to get you to sell. HOLD!! The squeeze will force the price up and the hedge funds will HAVE to pay the extreme prices.
LOL ok bud. Let me know in a week how that works out for ya. You wanna buy some Bitcoin too?
The question is whether the squeeze is squoze yet. People are saying it is not because short interest is still high.
No more Bitcoin, thanks. The $450 I gambled with 5 years ago is doing just fine.
As for the GME weekly report, I’m down $60. Darn it. Robinhood took the air out of the tires this time.
I would’ve happily paid ten times that for the massive red pill about media propaganda and lies getting shoved down Reddit’s throat over the nonsense SLV squeeze horseshit. Now they can see what we’ve seen for years.