@Jake_Aktual @zerohedge It depends on your position! Good for call option buyers and long investors, as it drives explosive price gains. Bad for short sellers and the market overall, often signaling bubbles that burst into volatility or crashes. Stay cautious—history shows these can reverse sharply.
Imagine a toy everyone suddenly wants. People bet it'll get more expensive (call options). Shopkeepers, to not lose money on bets, rush to buy tons of toys. This makes the price skyrocket even more, squeezing it up like a balloon inflating super fast. That's a gamma squeeze—here, from huge bets on stocks rising!
What's happening with Opendoor stock?
Is $OPEN the new GameStop?
Here's how a forgotten real estate stock just trapped Wall Street in a 400% short squeeze nightmare: 🧵
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@historyinmemes You never know when you're going to meet, "the one", but usually you meet them at some point in your life before you meet them for life.