Originally Posted by ChiliConCarnage:
He was short Wirecard a year or two ago when it turned out they were lying about billions that didn't really exist in a bank account. It was one of the bigger German listed companies at that time.
.. course he was short Tesla for like 6 years in a row too.
Originally Posted by KCUnited:
I've been in and out of PLTR. Scaled out some at $27 then dipped back in around the low $20. Strong revenue reports this week shot it up today.
I know there were some others in here with it. Bust out potential?
Originally Posted by KCUnited:
I've been in and out of PLTR. Scaled out some at $27 then dipped back in around the low $20. Strong revenue reports this week shot it up today.
I know there were some others in here with it. Bust out potential?
I love this stock/company, I am in it Long. Huge potential and no competition. [Reply]
The amount of hedgefund corruption and stock manipulation is even higher than I ever imagined. Retail traders finding more damning evidence than the SEC, that's pretty alarming. This shit is crazy.
Originally Posted by MTG#10:
The amount of hedgefund corruption and stock manipulation is even higher than I ever imagined. Retail traders finding more damning evidence than the SEC, that's pretty alarming. This shit is crazy.
Originally Posted by MTG#10:
The amount of hedgefund corruption and stock manipulation is even higher than I ever imagined. Retail traders finding more damning evidence than the SEC, that's pretty alarming. This shit is crazy.
At some point some journalist should be able to determine the bid and ask prices on open orders. The information is public (I think) but there is a lot of it. If it's that open and shut there is 0% chance they couldn't spin that off to a journalist somewhere. [Reply]
Originally Posted by MTG#10:
Nothing to comment on the actual content of the post? Figures.
The main point of it all is that hedge funds would rather buy AMC stock for thousands in the "dark pool" and lose money that way than allowing the squeeze to happen, right?
...that makes no sense.
Dude thinks the true price RIGHT NOW is in the thousands of dollars per share but the hedge funds have manipulated it all the way down to $30. Really? He's also the guy who won't sell until the price reaches 500k so I don't think he's the most rational mind when it comes to AMC. [Reply]
Originally Posted by -King-:
The main point of it all is that hedge funds would rather buy AMC stock for thousands in the "dark pool" and lose money that way than allowing the squeeze to happen, right?
...that makes no sense.
Dude thinks the true price RIGHT NOW is in the thousands of dollars per share but the hedge funds have manipulated it all the way down to $30. Really? He's also the guy who won't sell until the price reaches 500k so I don't think he's the most rational mind when it comes to AMC.
Trying to convince me of anything while doing it with PYTH data that explicitly says test data in a testnet environment isn't going to work. So I didn't look much closer than that but it also looks like the guy is counting cost per order as cost per share. Could be wrong.
But this stuff does serve a purpose to solidify retail into not selling and standing firmer. This dark pool stuff is just a stall to stagnate and force paper hands. [Reply]
Originally Posted by -King-:
The main point of it all is that hedge funds would rather buy AMC stock for thousands in the "dark pool" and lose money that way than allowing the squeeze to happen, right?
...that makes no sense.
Dude thinks the true price RIGHT NOW is in the thousands of dollars per share but the hedge funds have manipulated it all the way down to $30. Really? He's also the guy who won't sell until the price reaches 500k so I don't think he's the most rational mind when it comes to AMC.
If they're desperate enough I could see them buying high/selling low to keep the price down, to try and buy more time to get retail investors to sell.
The 500k price thing is ridiculous though, I wish people would stop saying it because it's hurting the cause. I get their point, if everyone holds it could theoretically go that high barring a complete bankruptcy of all the shorts involved and/or government intervention...but no way that will be allowed and there's not enough money in existence for it to happen anyway. [Reply]
