If you think the companies who run the globe are losing off this, they're laughing even harder now than they were before.
The losses incurred on hedge funds or other short sellers is nothing compared to the gains they are going to rake in once all this retail money is exhausted. And it's going to be exhausted sooner than later.
What do you think they'll do then? They'll just short the fuck out of 200%-300%, unsustainable movements.
This is not Q related.
For months now the average Joe has been desperately trying to get into the stock market. Check out any broker, they've been backlogged like crazy.
Unemployment + desperate people + life savings / government checks + a manipulated stock market rising on printed money for over a year = short sellers dream.
This rise we see is just another win for them.
I'm providing useful information, shit head. Read carefully you might actually learn a thing or two and make some money for once in your life.
Yes this is true under normal circumstances... but if these people stick with their plan they just killed GME... based on my understanding they "mostly" committed to losing... to point out the flaws the market has. Which it does... if they hold to it they soon would own(or already do) to kill off the tradeability of this stock... by no means am i suggesting i think this is part of the plan but definitely a happy accident that happened when it needed to to show just one more flaw in our system...
Unless you cashed out, faggot. No, you didn't. And how long do you think this type of growth can be sustained? What then? You cash out your make believe profits? Let's assume you did invest and have indeed made some unrealized profit. When exhausted, who makes all that cash when shorted? The same people this was designed to hurt.
Lmao. Cash out your profit, shit for brains.
How many average citizens are gonna short a stock vs jump in too late then lose everything? This is part of the plan? Or let me guess, it was to red pill people?
Lol so you're comparing VW 2008 to gme today? Tell me, what happens in a week when retail is exhausted?