I have seen lots of posts on GME here. I do not believe this is Q related nor is it related to suicide weekend. Typically hedge funds are managing the assets of a client. Often people who have billions invested long term in the stock market and will profit when the market rises. At the same time they hire hedge funds, because these people are experts at finding investments that can rise even when the market falls. So what is now happening in the aftermath of this event is these clients are selling off their long term positions in the stock market to cover losses on their hedged investments. This is a big part of why the market is tanking right now. There are of course exceptions and there may be some major individual investors who throw big money at shorting game stop. But when you hear hedge fund(Melvin Capital), that is a company that manages the assets of multiple clients in an attempt to create a portfolio that will go up when market goes down, and also not decline excessively when the market rises. A hedge is a smaller percentage of their assets than their main investments. Hedge funds are not some evil entity. They are just a tool for risk management used by billionaires invested in the stock market. Some of these hedge funds may lose their clients and have their reputations harmed, but mostly they are losing their clients money who have already reaped pretty large gains over the prior years in the market. I can't see how this short squeeze is any different than the dryships short squeeze in 2016 for example. I can't see how this would be part of any plan. My 2 cents. Not a fan of Chanos, Left, Soros, etc. But as far as their hedge fund activities I would need q to drop a "boom" before I buy that.
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how does the completely ridiculous setup, prediction, and current events that tie back to one specific user dropping hints for a year before the fireworks that are reported to go off exactly 30 days after Flynn asked for 30 days?
History will write that gamergate absolutely started the get woke go broke trend that it brought that audience into real world events and political climate
those are the people Q decided to talk to for what Q specifically said was a good reason.
then of all companies that end up shorted as fuck, it's fucking gamestop. No one even likes gamestop. But it's one more nod to the exact same group of people.
It might not be evidence that Q team exists, or that they spawned this, but man thats a tough statement to suggest this shit isn't related.
Yeah, yeah. When COVID hit I saw the Baltic Dry Index plummet to like $18 a share (I think it had been around $600, too lazy to double check this instant).
I was gonna back up the truck.
So they stopped trading the index ENTIRELY.
Until May or June; it started up again at $400 and still briefly quadrupled from there, but I'd already given up on it.
I could've retired right there if they hadn't screwed with it.
There was a Bloomberg headline yesterday or today which said $6 billion in losses.
how difficult or easy is it to hide transfer of money through stock trading?
like, if money for something illegal like child trafficking and murder were involved, are stocks a viable venue to trade between the parties involved in the millions of dollars?
also, how easy/difficult is it to manipulate a few stocks together so that one does not seem like an anomaly, but seem like one of several unrelated manipulation? like, how much money and effort would be needed to pull something off like that? as much or more effort to pull off 2020 election fraud?
i'm not a finance guy, so I apologize if my questions are simple
How many coincidences fren?
In my opinion, if a redditor can, in 2019, call the date of the short squeeze (January 2021), then it's entirely possible that other, more powerful individuals or groups would prepare for it as well. "Suicide Weekend" seems pretty fucking close to right this weekend, not only with regards to the 30th/done in 30/10 days of darkness scare event, but also with regards to those elites (who probably gained their wealth through naked short selling) losing the bulk of their wealth
People don't gain their wealth through naked shortselling. Short selling, at maximum profit you can double your money. Many many plays out where that have seen huge multiplicative returns. Short selling is a hedge strategy not a wealth building strategy. It is what you do after you have built wealth and have a portfolio. The hedge is a hedge on another investment, it is not the investment itself.
It's all connected.