442 of the last 469 trading days with short volume above 50%. 👀94.2%👀 $GME
Do you seriously think that the cartoonish level of shorting that GameStop started with has went down?
So much caring about GameStop when there should be none.
Why?
FIVE different $GME articles on front page
(must've been down, if it was up then maybe one)
...but @CNBC told me GameStop is spiking because of tweets.
Most of the Household Investors that bought $GME in 2021 not only still have those SAME shares but have continued to buy since 2021. #HODL
SHOULDN'T. CARE. AT. ALL.
$GME is not even a top 500 company market cap.
Search "GameStop" in news.
See how much they care. Nonstop caring.
#HODL & smile
1. They got friends in media to lie about short positions
2. They increased an already cartoonish short position
3. The "Market Maker" keeps creating new shares of $GME
4. Most GameStop investors from 2021 still hold ALL of those shares+
5. 75M shares DRS
https://t.co/OGadHpUBOZ
SHOULDN'T. CARE. AT. ALL.
$GME is not even a top 500 company market cap.
Search "GameStop" in news.
See how much they care. Nonstop caring.
#HODL & smile
1. They got friends in media to lie about short positions
2. They increased an already cartoonish short position
3. The "Market Maker" keeps creating new shares of $GME
4. Most GameStop investors from 2021 still hold ALL of those shares+
5. 75M shares DRS
https://t.co/OGadHpUBOZ
...but @CNBC told me GameStop is spiking because of tweets.
Most of the Household Investors that bought $GME in 2021 not only still have those SAME shares but have continued to buy since 2021. #HODL
$GME @ryancohen
950% short selling imbalance (On + Off market)
$GME is the most shorted mid~large cap in the history of the stock market.
So big it has to be actively "managed".
950%. 2.9 Billion shares.
For comparison, $TSLA has never had more than 300% short selling imbalance.
Five Things Fueling GameStop and Other Meme Stocks
1. Illegal Short Selling
2. Naked Short Selling
3. Shorts "Accidentally" Marked as Longs #oops
4. Swaps & Book Cooking
5. Crime
This ONLY affects GameStop shareholders and those who bet against $GME. They had 3+ years to rectify that problem. Instead they paid their friends on TV to lie.
Intervention will become ALL investors' problem, with trust in the market structure.
Something was already brewing with GameStop before DFV returned. Today's $GME movement probably has more to do with "regulators" allowing them to sell billions of shares of GME into the market. (306M exist)
442 of the last 469 trading days with short volume above 50%. 👀94.2%👀 $GME
Do you seriously think that the cartoonish level of shorting that GameStop started with has went down?