GME is an edge case and didn't have direct access to every money printer in the world. If you can initiate another GME event, please give me a head ups.
If I had the following DeepFuckingValue did, I probably could.
Trouble is, it's a lot more difficult to push something down with people power than push it up, because shorts can bankrupt if the enemy or even just major investors in what you're targeting build up enough capital to wipe you out with a big jump off the opening bell.
You can't HODL a short position like you can with a regular buy.
I'm talking about how robinhood pulled the rug out from under the WSB people. Normal people are not allowed to make money the way hedge funds are. Because it proves that they're not really needed for prosperity.
Surely GME proves that organizations like Blackrock aren't the only people who can move markets?
GME is an edge case and didn't have direct access to every money printer in the world. If you can initiate another GME event, please give me a head ups.
If I had the following DeepFuckingValue did, I probably could.
Trouble is, it's a lot more difficult to push something down with people power than push it up, because shorts can bankrupt if the enemy or even just major investors in what you're targeting build up enough capital to wipe you out with a big jump off the opening bell.
You can't HODL a short position like you can with a regular buy.
I'm still hodling a single share of GME as a souvenir.
I am too. It's at a figure that spells out a date significant to me.
Maybe one day it'll actually be worth something.
Not really. Look how quickly it got shut down.
Shut down? It's still trading ridiculously high compared to actual worth.
Or do you really think a share in a failing retail chain with falling profits is worth $150?
I'm talking about how robinhood pulled the rug out from under the WSB people. Normal people are not allowed to make money the way hedge funds are. Because it proves that they're not really needed for prosperity.