Sorry guys MOASS is not actually tomorrow, but someday will be tomorrow and ill say I told you so! There are only so many days.
The Holders have DRS'd 25+% of the float. Only adding more each day. There is almost no free float left in the market for trading and they never closed.
Michael Burry from the big short once said
Gamestop is too perfect, there will never be another like it.
SEC confirmed Shorts didnt close.
The chart looks bullish as its ever been. Great buying price imo.
If there were any shares for sale at the current price, wouldn't the holders of the naked shorts be buying them now before they rise in price?
Not nearly enough REAL shares exist for them to buy. THEY. ARE. TRAPPED. Their only way out is if the company goes bankrupt and GME stock is de-listed, so it’s a waiting game between shareholders who continue to hold, and shorts who desperately need all of us to sell and abandon the stock.
All we have to do is hold our shares and wait. But now, DJT and Devin Nunes have joined the fight, and are applying pressure to NASDAQ, and Nunes just wrote a letter to Congress yesterday.
Three years ago I speculated that the GME situation was part of the Q plan… as time and events have progressed since then, I’m now certain of it.
Sorry guys MOASS is not actually tomorrow, but someday will be tomorrow and ill say I told you so! There are only so many days.
The Holders have DRS'd 25+% of the float. Only adding more each day. There is almost no free float left in the market for trading and they never closed.
Michael Burry from the big short once said
Gamestop is too perfect, there will never be another like it.
SEC confirmed Shorts didnt close.
The chart looks bullish as its ever been. Great buying price imo.
If there were any shares for sale at the current price, wouldn't the holders of the naked shorts be buying them now before they rise in price?
No margin calls either, something about this situation just doesn't make sense.
Not nearly enough REAL shares exist for them to buy. THEY. ARE. TRAPPED. Their only way out is if the company goes bankrupt and GME stock is de-listed, so it’s a waiting game between shareholders who continue to hold, and shorts who desperately need all of us to sell and abandon the stock.
All we have to do is hold our shares and wait. But now, DJT and Devin Nunes have joined the fight, and are applying pressure to NASDAQ, and Nunes just wrote a letter to Congress yesterday.
Three years ago I speculated that the GME situation was part of the Q plan… as time and events have progressed since then, I’m now certain of it.
Cohen doing a MSMBC interview with a Q in the background was a nice touch