Biggest thing that stood out to me about this guy is he's an agent of Boston Consulting Group.
They're the main agency that gets their "guys" onto boards and other high level positions within companies. Their job is to intentionally run a business into the ground, usually a company that hedge funds and market makers, like Citadel or Blackrock, see as an easy target to short sell and make billions.
So now this begs the question. BCG is in Pfizer at high levels. All MM's and hedge funds are in desperate need of liquidity. Have they turned on them looking to cash in on their inevitable demise?
I'm just comparing the charts now. Pfizer only really started running after "meme stock mania". Lots of its big moves up happened while the memes were on decline. When they ran Pfizer stalled or fell, then it looks like it reverses Pfizer falling seems to preceed the memes running.
I'm on vacation right now and on mobile. I'll definitely have to start pulling up charts and see if there's anything there next week. Mostly posted my quick thoughts while I had them to dig deeper later.
I do know that hedge funds like to bundle stocks into different types of packages, which they then in turn sell and bet against.
Biggest thing that stood out to me about this guy is he's an agent of Boston Consulting Group.
They're the main agency that gets their "guys" onto boards and other high level positions within companies. Their job is to intentionally run a business into the ground, usually a company that hedge funds and market makers, like Citadel or Blackrock, see as an easy target to short sell and make billions.
Over at r/superstonk a top story today is about BCG corruption raid in South Africa, https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/10lqzyq/police_search_boston_consulting_group_offices_in/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3
So now this begs the question. BCG is in Pfizer at high levels. All MM's and hedge funds are in desperate need of liquidity. Have they turned on them looking to cash in on their inevitable demise?
Yeah it jumped out at me, but because of this: https://www.bcg.com/about/partner-ecosystem/world-economic-forum
I'm just comparing the charts now. Pfizer only really started running after "meme stock mania". Lots of its big moves up happened while the memes were on decline. When they ran Pfizer stalled or fell, then it looks like it reverses Pfizer falling seems to preceed the memes running.
I'm on vacation right now and on mobile. I'll definitely have to start pulling up charts and see if there's anything there next week. Mostly posted my quick thoughts while I had them to dig deeper later.
I do know that hedge funds like to bundle stocks into different types of packages, which they then in turn sell and bet against.
Oh sweet, enjoy your vacation!
That was my thought, so I took a quick look and fired up the main memes I could think of against it. I wonder if it's basket vs basket.
I'll feel a lot better knowing I made my GME money bankrupting a lot of evil people lol