Organized shorting can walk a stock down and hold it there for a while, but it's like holding the lid down on a pressure cooker. It will eventually seek equilibrium. Most often, it skyrockets as shorts have to cover, then settles back to a price based upon fundamentals and potential.
They have been “covering” their short positions for three years now, kicking the can down the road. But like you say, it’s eventually going to blow when they can no longer cover, and are forced to close their positions.
I’m not super knowledgeable on this, but I’ve read about how they use their long holdings (in Apple, Nvidia, etc) as collateral to cover their shorts. When the market hits the looming correction/crash and the value of those Blue Chip stocks falls, they will no longer be valuable enough to be used as collateral.
The good news for the stock - we the people own massive amounts of it and we are long term investors. Sure, I watch the stock, but I didn't consider selling it pre merger at $15 and I didn't consider selling it post merger at $78. Our solidarity will destroy the maniupulators.
Griffin has billions, all from manipulation. Keeping the price in the range he wants opens up his opportunity to profit from the small increases and decreases that he has created. Not fair to the individual investor. How can you profit when he keeps profitable companies from price advancement? He is a crook and you and I are suffering from his activities.
They actually CAN keep it up forever. They are fined pennies on the dollar. They purposely collapse companies for profit. They own the people making the laws, because they are their brokers.
How many have already been taken down by shorting GME? What happened to Melvin Capital? What happened to the GME shorts that took down Archegos, then were passed onto Credit Suisse, and now onto UBS?
This isn’t a wham-bam overnight play, it takes time, and is currently in progress. Let it play out.
These are incredibly well funded an knowledgeable institutions and individuals with access to privileged information...they can keep it up forever, while they profit from other trades in the same exact stock. They also borrow stocks from other partners that will give them preferential treatment as far as fees and payment terms, if not for free just to keep their shared interests afloat. If these highly shorted stocks didn't already close, they've made a shit-ton of money already from all the volatility they have seen, and have enough money to "cover". While all these naive fanatical retail investors have been holding on to unrealised losses for years, they have masterfully moved their capital with swings in market momentum and extracted billions from the markets. Yes they do manipulate markets, yes it's rather legal, and yes they are highly trained an efficient at doing so, with access to an unlimited pool of human and money capital... thinking that you are going to win through some miracle short squeeze is past delusional, and it's sad. History will tell.
Organized shorting can walk a stock down and hold it there for a while, but it's like holding the lid down on a pressure cooker. It will eventually seek equilibrium. Most often, it skyrockets as shorts have to cover, then settles back to a price based upon fundamentals and potential.
They have been “covering” their short positions for three years now, kicking the can down the road. But like you say, it’s eventually going to blow when they can no longer cover, and are forced to close their positions.
I’m not super knowledgeable on this, but I’ve read about how they use their long holdings (in Apple, Nvidia, etc) as collateral to cover their shorts. When the market hits the looming correction/crash and the value of those Blue Chip stocks falls, they will no longer be valuable enough to be used as collateral.
I.e. buy moar now it’s on sale
Kek purple crayons taste best
And edit: "oh look, honey, it's like you always tell me- the more we buy, the more we save!"
The good news for the stock - we the people own massive amounts of it and we are long term investors. Sure, I watch the stock, but I didn't consider selling it pre merger at $15 and I didn't consider selling it post merger at $78. Our solidarity will destroy the maniupulators.
Griffin has billions, all from manipulation. Keeping the price in the range he wants opens up his opportunity to profit from the small increases and decreases that he has created. Not fair to the individual investor. How can you profit when he keeps profitable companies from price advancement? He is a crook and you and I are suffering from his activities.
Manipulation…That’s what rich people do ain’t it?!
They actually CAN keep it up forever. They are fined pennies on the dollar. They purposely collapse companies for profit. They own the people making the laws, because they are their brokers.
Look at how many institutions are collapsing because of their fraud.
Yet no one has paid
What?!
How many have already been taken down by shorting GME? What happened to Melvin Capital? What happened to the GME shorts that took down Archegos, then were passed onto Credit Suisse, and now onto UBS?
This isn’t a wham-bam overnight play, it takes time, and is currently in progress. Let it play out.
https://twitter.com/peruvian_bull/status/1780592027237073076
Can play out as long as there are continous buys. People think they're getting shit on discount but all they're doing is funding these MM/HFs.
Free markets means price manipulation. Look what's it's done for gold.
DRS all your stocks! I have some DJT, some GME and one META share DRS'd.
Meta?!
So I can sue them for all the bad shit they did instead of trying to increase my share value.
I had on of Twitter but Elon bought it from me.
I was thinking about getting one of all the MSMs as well.
I got the idea because Q said Class Action Lawsuits are effective. Or something like that.
Those guys naked short many stocks it's not just djt. If they fear lawsuits they would have stopped long time ago.
What would Q say such a thing?
Every time it goes down, I take it as a message from bossman 😎
Edit: not a qualified investment advisor comment is for entertainment purposes only!!!
These are incredibly well funded an knowledgeable institutions and individuals with access to privileged information...they can keep it up forever, while they profit from other trades in the same exact stock. They also borrow stocks from other partners that will give them preferential treatment as far as fees and payment terms, if not for free just to keep their shared interests afloat. If these highly shorted stocks didn't already close, they've made a shit-ton of money already from all the volatility they have seen, and have enough money to "cover". While all these naive fanatical retail investors have been holding on to unrealised losses for years, they have masterfully moved their capital with swings in market momentum and extracted billions from the markets. Yes they do manipulate markets, yes it's rather legal, and yes they are highly trained an efficient at doing so, with access to an unlimited pool of human and money capital... thinking that you are going to win through some miracle short squeeze is past delusional, and it's sad. History will tell.
I hope it goes to 17.76 since I put in a buy order for that last week. It will be a great stock to have in a few years. I am holding all DJT for now.
Just put a buy order in for some more.
That's not manipulation.
You don't understand what he is saying.
And whoever created that video is an idiot.
Sorry that English is not your first language. Listen again to what he says.