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.
The market falling is the DS plan, which will ultimately turn currency to digital. This does not stop that whatsoever. In fact, reserve banks like Bank of Canada for example are already planning mass changes.
Some hedge funds losing money, being bailed out then changing the rules is not a win.
I know. We agree on the DS plan. The question is, who is really in control right now?
Steve Cohen is worth several billion. He is reported to have lost 10-15% of his fund due to his position in GME. Just ONE position? That is damn near impossible for someone with his experience. He would have 20-50 positions. One position should not create that much of a loss.
However, many stocks are going down right now, and a few like GME are through the roof. If guys like him are wrong in both directions, it could wipe him out.
I would not mess with GME right now, and I don't for one second believe the stories told about GME by the fake news. But it is fascinating to watch.
It's possible the good guys are pushing the bad guys around, for a change. Not saying it is absolute, but you have to be flexible and look at it from both angles.