The proposal was on the table for months, but Dow Jones Newswire has officially confirmed it.
Shareholders have been waiting for this fundamental catalyst in hopes of scaring short sellers and finally creating a proper GME short squeeze.
But this is more than just a short squeeze catalyst.
If you’re a true believer of the company and in the innovation and future of where it’s going in the NFT space, now is the perfect time to look into owning a piece of the company.
It’s about to get pretty damn affordable.
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GameStop announces 4-1 stock split
GME 4-1 stock split explained
GameStop Corp. on Wednesday said its board approved and declared a four-for-one split.
It’s the first time GameStop has split the stock since 2007 making it the second time in history it happened.
GameStop had done a 2-1 stock split thirteen years ago.
So, what does a 4-1 stock split even mean?
It means that current GME shareholders will receive 4 shares of GME stock for every one share they currently hold.
If you’re holding 1 share of GameStop in your stock portfolio, you will receive 4 shares of GME stock.
Shareholders with 1,000 shares of GME stock will receive 4,000 shares.
However, this does not mean GameStop’s share price will quadruple in the process.
On the contrary, GameStop’s current share price will be divided by four.
The stock closed at $117.43 on Wednesday and has jumped more than 8% after hours.
What will GameStop shares be worth after the stock split?
Based on Wednesday’s number figure, GME stock will be worth approximately $29.35 after the split, making the stock much more affordable for the public to invest in.
GameStop stock split date
Investors who purchase GME stock before July 18 will receive the additional shares in GameStop’s 4-1 stock split.
Some investors might wonder, why is GameStop splitting its stock?
Often times when a stock’s share price has reached high levels, a company will issue a stock split to make it more affordable for the public to purchase.
We’ve seen this happen with Tesla (TSLA) and Apple (AAPL) in the past.
Amazon recently had a 20-1 stock split, making it extremely affordable to add AMZN stock to your portfolio.
Stock splits are a common way to attract more investors towards a growing company.
Are you a GME shareholder?
How many shares of GME stock will you own after the stock split?
Or are you a curious investor who is thinking of buying GME after the stock splits at a much more affordable price?
And lastly, will GameStop’s 4-1 stock split be a catalyst to finally squeeze short sellers from their positions?
Market News: Citadel Securities Dark Pools exposed
The Chicago Tribune just published a piece explaining exactly what retail investors have been warning the SEC about.
Citadel Securities’ dark pool dominates a big part of the financial world, accounting for as much as half of U.S. stock market activity.
The Chicago Tribune says this prominent dark pool is run by Chicago Billionaire Ken Griffin’s Citadel Securities and has been targeting small scale retail investors.
And they’re not wrong.
Dark pools are typically involved in payment for order flow (PFOF), where they pay broker firms to receive retail order flow.
Brokers such as Robinhood and TD Ameritrade accept payment for order flow.
But retail investors have now brought these nefarious practices in the market to light.
Let’s discuss it.
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Taking down Citadel’s dark pool
Citadel Securities Dark Pool
The Chicago Tribune has acknowledged investors’ orders almost never make it to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) or NASDAQ.
The editorial team say they get redirected to electronic platforms run by private market makers who match buyers with sellers at a price they determine, behind closed doors.
Citadel Securities’ dark pool is able to make money on the difference between bid and ask prices when trades are matched.
This creates major conflict of interest as the orders they fill are not competing against one another; therefore, the price is open for manipulation.
SEC Chairman Gary Gensler said himself 90% to 95% or retail’s orders do not get processed through the lit exchange.
And although light is shining on this very real problem, nothing is being done about it by our regulators yet.
“The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is responsible for revising its rules to keep up with technology and, here’s a surprise, the regulators have fallen behind.” – The Chicago Tribune.
But the editor says the problem is the SEC has too much on their hands and are spreading themselves thin.
They’re focused on crypto regulation, SPACs, and climate control.
It’s rather clear dark pools are not the SEC’s main priority.
Citadel Scandal
Ken Griffin – Citadel Scandal
Citadel has been heavily scrutinized by retail investors for not only heavily shorting ‘meme stocks’, but for suppressing the price driven by retail demand with its dark pool.
#KenGriffinLied began trending on Twitter earlier this year and again this month when the U.S. House Committee on Financial Services released a report confirming Robinhood and Citadel did indeed have blunt negotiations prior to trading restrictions on January 28th of 2021.
The “GameStopped” report documents in detail the events that lead to the halting of ‘meme stocks’.
Ken Griffin swore under oath that Citadel and Robinhood had no communication the day prior to the restrictions, but proof has now surfaced.
The question now is, will the case dismissed by Judge Cecilia Altonaga late last year get reopened?
The Miami district court judge admitted the Citadel and Robinhood transcripts were suspicious.
However, the federal court has dismissed the case due to a lack of evidence.
According to Business Insider, the court said that the evidence between Citadel Securities and Robinhood was not sufficient.
The retail community found Judge Cecilia Altonaga had ties to the defendant in the Robinhood and Citadel case, creating a major conflict of interest.
But mainstream media isn’t covering this.
What can be done about this corruption in the market?
If you’ve been one of my day-ones, you know I’ve always preached raising awareness.
Raising awareness is what gets people to learn, dive deep, and stand against market injustices.
People want to fight for a cause, people want to fight for freedom.
Instead of focusing on the things that are out of our control (SEC, market manipulation, etc.), we must focus on the things that are in our control.
And that is raising awareness to educate the population.
I truly believe this is the way to creating real change.
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AMC Short Squeeze – AMC Entertainment 2022 – AMC Stock Price – AH9 Stock – AMC Stock Squeeze
Will AMC squeeze in 2022?
The Fool thinks you should sell your stock, but retail investors aren’t budging.
Mainstream media who serve hedge funds in a conflict of interest have been egging retail investors to not buy the stock all of 2021.
If you listened to The Fool who told you not to buy AMC when its share price was low, then you would have missed out on a trade that went as high as 3000% in gains!
While the runup to $72 per share might have caused AMC’s short interest to drop to 14% from 20%, AMC’s short interest has now gone up to 21%.
Ladies and gentlemen, AMC stock has plenty of room for growth in 2022.
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Mainstream media wants retail to lose
It’s no secret the financial platforms who have been attacking AMC stock are tied together.
Will AMC stock squeeze in 2022? Game over short sellers | AMC Stock 2022 – AMC Stock Price
AMC has a high enough short interest to squeeze shorts from their positions in 2022.
Sitting at 18% short interest, it’s more than enough to get the price up well into the high hundreds of dollars per share.
Whether regulators will investigate naked shares, FTDs, and other forms of counterfeit shares for hedge funds to cover is another topic.
AMC will need momentum if it’s to see another massive runup in share price.
Furthermore, hedge funds will lead their customers into losses for the second year in a row if retail investors continue to buy and hold the stock in 2022.
AMC Entertainment stock has plenty of room for growth and mainstream media doesn’t want you to know it.
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Who is AMC stock for?
AMC stock is for the retail investors who are willing to take a little risk to multiply their investment through a short squeeze play.
A short squeeze play is a long commitment with incredible upside.
If you’re lucky enough to get involved in the ape community you’ll find yourself fighting for a fair and transparent market, where your voice means everything.
Reasons why AMC wont squeeze in 2022..
I’ve always been transparent with the community.
There are many of you who got in when I first began publishing the data early last year and are sitting on unrealized gains today.
And although AMC could have squeezed during various occasions last year, there are still things that can hinder AMC from squeezing this year.
Here’s a list of things that will refrain AMC from squeezing shorts from their positions:
Retail investors start selling AMC stock
Retail investors stop buying AMC stock
New buyers aren’t introduced to the stock or short interest data
The AMC community has not had a problem holding or buying the stock.
One of the biggest problems the community faces today is regulators not protecting retail investors against the predatorial strategies from hedge funds.
The community has always been a beacon for change.
Apes will need to voice market concerns to elevate awareness.
AMC stock had multiple chances to squeeze in 2021, however, hedge funds always found a loophole that would prevent them from reporting information, or trading stock in the lit exchange.
Market manipulation continues to be a threat to every retail investor in the market.
AMC Entertainment was on the brink of extinction, it was about to go bankrupt.
Hedge funds took this opportunity to overleverage their short positions in the stock, betting it would close forever.
Once retail investors got in and saved the company, the community uncovered a number of market manipulation tactics that allowed hedge funds to prevent the stock’s share price from soaring.
The fight for a fair market continues in 2022.
For the ape community, this is more than just a short squeeze play.
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AMC stock almost reached $100 per share when it surged to $72 last year during the month of June.
The stock price was only at $14 when it began to uptrend.
AMC traded at $13.53 on Friday though it’s been hovering below and at $14 in the past week.
Can AMC stock reach $100 per share?
Of course it can.
But the process will require retail investors to be patient.
Whether fundamentals play a role in it or not, AMC only needs a few short sellers to close their positions in order to make this share price level come to fruition.
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AMC has been trending downwards since its rise up to $72 per share and now retail investors are wondering, will AMC stock go up?
In a recent article I break down 3 BIG factors that have influenced AMC’s downward trajectory in the past few months.
Although AMC’s share price has been plummeting, the demand for the stock has not.
This key point is going to play a big role in what happens to AMC stock after this bear market is over.
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AMC stock had an incredible year in 2021.
The stock reached an all-time high of $72 per share with only 21% short interest at the time.
Once the share price began to come down, AMC’s short interest had come down to 14%.
As we start the new year, AMC’s average daily volume is incredibly high.
AMC has an average volume of almost 47 million with many days surpassing this amount.
It’s more than 15 times that of GameStop’s current volume.
So why isn’t AMC’s massive demand reflecting in the share price?
That’s the question the ‘ape community’ has been asking regulators all year 2021.
Too many eyes are on regulators right now and at some point, some suppression inflicted by hedge funds will have to subside.
And aside from Omicron and Covid news affecting the entire market, AMC’s massive volume will eventually push the stock price up during a correction.
What does this mean for retail investors?
If you’re looking to get in on AMC for a short squeeze, know the risks, but understand that once this stock takes off you will not be able to buy it at these prices again.
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Deflating the short interest
Deflating AMC’s short interest like we saw back in January and June means AMC stock will go up significantly higher from its current share price.
Small short covering allowed AMC to reach $72 per share back in June of 2021.
So why can AMC stock still skyrocket?
Despite the heavy buying volume from retail, AMC still has more than enough short interest percentage to squeeze shorts from their positions.
2022 is only the sequel to 2021’s runup.
The reason mainstream media doesn’t want you to know this is because of their ties to hedge funds and private financial institutions.
These institutions are ‘short’ on AMC and GameStop, meaning they’re betting against them.
Pushing propaganda that will feed their narrative is the safest way for hedge funds to derail retail from further buying the stock that could cause them to default.
Hedge funds such as Melvin Capital, Anchorage Capital, Mudrick, & Archegos are out of the game.
A short squeeze play has nothing to do with AMC Entertainment’s fundamentals.
The reason being is that retail goes based off of how much shorting there is in the company stock.
Buying the stock en masse (big volume) will cause AMC stock to go up, forcing shorts to close their positions and buy back their shares; triggering a short squeeze.
A short squeeze play does not depend on the performance of the company as a business.
AMC’s fundamentals are not the greatest, the company does have a lot of debt.
However, something mainstream media is not discussing is just how much their debt has gone down each quarter since 2021.
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Tesla has now followed by accepting cryptocurrency as a form of payment on their merchandise too.
Debt is the only thing holding AMC Entertainment from being a fundamental buy in the eyes of most in the industry.
AMC Entertainment partnerships
AMC partnered with Chance the Rapper last year for his concert movie release.
CEO Adam Aron announced that they would be working on partnering up with industry leaders for licensing agreements that would allow AMC to provide more of these experiences to their audiences around the world.
Another successful showing was the UFC fight they held in theatres.
The CEO also expressed his optimism surrounding showing highly anticipated sports events in theatres, granted licensing of course.
Retail investors have been specifically waiting for an AMC-GameStop partnership.
A topic Adam Aron teased could be in the works at some point.
AMC theatres released “GameStop: Rise of the Players” on January 28th, earlier this year.
One thing you cannot deny is the community strength and company relationship to its shareholders.
It’s never been seen before.
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So, will AMC stock go up again?
Based on trader sentiment, community sentiment, and continuous innovation from the company, AMC stock will surge again.
This bear market won’t last forever.
And although the entire market is rather shaky at the moment, there will be a correction.
Hedge funds might have leverage to short the stock, but the people aren’t leaving.
AMC Entertainment will have to focus on growth and revenue if they are to get out of debt in the future.
Market News: Robinhood and Citadel colluded before ‘meme stock’ restrictions
The U.S. House Committee on Financial Services just published a press release stating Robinhood and Citadel Securities engaged in ‘blunt’ negotiations before the trading of ‘meme stocks’ occurred.
The press release states that talks regarding lowering PFOF (payment for order flow) rates happened just a night before trading restrictions.
GameStopped Report Notes
The “GameStopped” report issued by the U.S. House Committee on Financial Services greatly details how the NSCC saved Robinhood from defaulting due to failing to meet collateral obligations.
This article is going to highlight key points relating to the ‘meme stock’ halts that occurred in late January of 2021.
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GameStopped report
The GameStopped report highlights Robinhood’s lack of liquidity, conversations between Citadel and Robinhood, and the process leading to the halting of ‘meme stocks’ such as AMC and GameStop.
On January 28th, 2021, Robinhood routed orders to six market makers for equities: Citadel Securities, G1 Execution Services, Morgan Stanley, Two Sigma Securities, Virtu, and Wolverine.
Citadel, Morgan Stanley, and Wolverine are short on AMC to this day.
The conversations between Robinhood and Citadel were tense as the two negotiated the price of PFOF rebate rates and price caps for AMC and GameStop.
Furthermore, Robinhood received a massive waiver of its deposit requirement from the DTCC.
And according to the report, without this waiver, Robinhood would have defaulted on its regulatory collateral obligations.
NSCC officials say the waiver was necessary to avoid systemic risk to the market.
They explained that the extraordinary spike in ‘meme stocks’ contributed to increased clearing fund requirements for several firms.
Trading Restrictions Chart – GameStopped
Brokers halted the buying of AMC, GameStop, and other tickers when short sellers began to close their short positions, causing share prices to skyrocket.
The halting occurred due to a lack of liquidity where certain brokers were unable to cover the minimum collateral requirements.
The DTCC waived a total of $9.7 billion of collateral deposit requirements on January 28, 2021.
Retail feels cheated
Robinhood and Citadel colluded prior to restrictions
Retail investors feel they were robbed when brokers took away the ‘buy’ button by restricting trading in AMC, GameStop, and other ‘meme stocks’.
The DTCC jumped in and saved Robinhood from defaulting, cut Citadel’s losses short, and prevented retail investors bets from reaching maximum potential.
No one has been held accountable for these actions primarily because the system is justifying the actions as saving the market from total collapse.
But the system stole from retail investors to save institutional investors.
Regulators intervened to save institutions while they capped retail investor gains.
Still, hedge funds lost billions of dollars during the process.
GameStop broke Melvin Capital.
The hedge fund was not able to recover from its massive losses and has now shut down.
But Citadel nor Robinhood have faced any severe consequences that money can’t buy them out from.
Retail investors are now looking at our government and regulators as complicit to fraud and market manipulation.
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These are films movie lovers want to watch at the movie theatres, not at home.
This list of incredible films coming out this year are AMC’s arsenal against hedge funds betting against the movie theatre industry, but more specifically against AMC stock.
Will AMC stock price go up?
Market News: AMC Movie Theaters – AMC stock News
AMC stock will go up due to business demand and due to the company having a strong shareholder base that continues to buy and hold the stock.
AMC Entertainment is an American company that’s a part of our culture’s history.
It’s also the number one leading theatre chain company in the world owning approximately 10,562 screens in the United States alone.
In Q1 of 2022, AMC seated more than 39 million guests, a 32 million difference from Q1 of 2021.
AMC Entertainment also earned $785.7 million in revenue during the first quarter, more than five times the revenue in Q1 of 2021 ($148.3m).
The theatre chain ended Q1 with $1.4 billion in liquidity.
CEO Adam Aron hinted Q2 is on track for another groundbreaking quarter for the company.
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This is the percent of a company’s free float that is shorted.
AMC is a short squeeze play because of this number figure.
This number figures tells retail investors that there is a high interest in shorting the company stock.
It’s this data that allowed retail investors to foresee big price moves in January and in June of 2021.
This same data tells investors today that AMC has the potential to hit another all-time high.
Some of you might be familiar with the correlations between short interest and rise to $72 per share last year.
AMC’s short interest dropped from 23% to 20%, then to 14% when it ultimately skyrocketed in price from $14 per share to $72 per share.
Despite what mainstream media has said in the past, no, AMC’s short interest is not too low to squeeze shorts from their positions.
Will AMC’s cost to borrow force shorts to close?
AMC cost to borrow – AMC short squeeze
Hedge funds may be incentivized to close their short positions in AMC stock as the cost to borrow increases. At some point, it’s not worth paying that high of a fee to continue shorting a company that has fundamentally improved.
AMC is no longer the same endangered company it once was during the pandemic.
The company has improved every quarter since 2021 and has managed to get rid of most of its debt.
The world’s largest movie theatre continues to innovate and adapt to the changing world.
While online streaming threatened the industry, revenue from box office hits has proved people are still going to the movie theatres, despite the convenience of watching movies at home.
Short sellers are betting against a recovering and innovating film industry generating billions in revenue now.
As AMC continues to prove itself fundamentally and the cost to borrow rises, expect short sellers to begin closing their short positions.
Here is where patient investors will see massive returns.
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Just when we thought GameStop’s short squeeze was over we begin to see GME gain some momentum.
GameStop has been the heart of the wallstreetbets movement and continues to have a strong sentimental hold on retail investors and gamers alike.
The retail investors who missed GameStop’s first squeeze either bought AMC shares or bought GME while it was still high.
And if you got in when it fell back down to $40, well you’re doing pretty well right now.
So, will GameStop see a massive short squeeze again?
Here’s what we know.
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GME stock
GameStop closed at $129.69 on Monday, June 27th.
Trading volume is currently sitting at 2.4 million with 4 million now being GameStop’s average volume.
Understanding the short-seller
GameStop has taken the entire internet and finance world by a storm. What is happening nowadays.
Retail investors over at r/wallstreetbets have opened Pandora’s Box on short-sellers and hedge fund institutions.
Short-sellers are investors who short the stock.
Shorting a stock is the process by which sellers essentially bet on the stock price to drop.
They borrow stocks at a higher cost and sell the stock low, profiting the difference.
How short selling works
We’ve seen GameStop drop down and consolidate at $40 after its gamma squeeze peaked close to $500 per share back in January.
As of June 27th, it is trading at $129.69.
The stock has made a massive climb after some serious consolidation. It looks like GameStop is prepping itself for another gamma squeeze.
Could we finally see that GME squeeze everyone’s been waiting for?! I think its time.
See, GameStop’s short interest is still rather high and not all short sellers closed their positions back in January.
This means the stock still has loads of room to go bonkers.
What is a short-ladder attack?
A short-ladder attack is a strategy performed by short-sellers where they bid on the stock at a significantly lower sell price and purchase it from one another.
Thus, driving the share price lower.
How do you spot a short-ladder attack?
When the stock knows nothing but gains, but something keeps pushing it down until over and over again, that’s when you’ll know.
Why GameStop has potential for a second short squeeze
Short-sellers didn’t learn their lesson from the first time. GameStop stock is still being heavily shorted.
With GameStop becoming a technology company, its value has not only significantly gone up but it now has even more potential to keep driving its momentum.
Retail investors have a strong conviction towards GameStop investment. This means they’re not willing to sell the stock which in turn creates a supply and demand scenario with short-sellers who have to close their positions.
GameStop NFT Marketplace News
Short Share Availability and Short Borrow Fee Rate
You can see GameStop’s short share availability and short borrow fee rate using this link (via. Short interest data)
This number of course changes every day and can be expected to rise as hedge funds continue to short GameStop stock.
However, the short borrow fee rate isn’t a catalyst for GME to squeeze.
I’m excited for my subcommunity that holds both GME and AMC stock because both are about to skyrocket past Pluto.
GME Stock Analysis
Roensch Capital goes over the data for trending stocks.
The information is very easy to understand and gives you insight in the market from an analysts perspective.
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Important Advisory
It is important to note that I am not a licensed financial advisor.
Like many traders and self taught investors, all speculation is based on educated estimations based on highly reliable analysis, patterns, and documented news charts.
Volume is key to a second GameStop short squeeze
Just like AMC, GameStop will need to see a continuous runup in share volume.
When retail investors continue to buy and hold GameStop stock, short-sellers shorting the stock eventually have to buy back the stock.
This demand and supply scenario results in various gamma squeezes.
The gains we’ve seen with GameStop have been a series of gamma squeezes, or incremental gains.
Usually what follows after gamma squeezes is a short squeeze if it has enough volume.
The volume of shares depends on how much retail investors are purchasing GameStop stock or selling it.
This chart is only reference and is not GameStop’s current price – GameStop Squeezable
How Soon Will A Second GameStop Short Squeeze Happen?
There is so much volatility occurring in the stock market at the moment.
Such volatility is usually a sign of an upcoming short squeeze as we saw back in January.
Not only are retail investors experiencing a lot of volatility, but GameStop stock seems to be in bullish territory which is great for volume.
FOMO (fear of missing out) continues to bring in new retail investors which is a great driving factor to the stocks volume.
GameStop announces fourth quarter earnings for 2020 (ARCHIVE)
is GameStop squeezable? – GameStop Short Squeeze
Saving GameStop
Retail investors now have the power to save any company they wish to save.
Now it’s only a matter of time for GameStop to step up and raise capital so that they can innovate and provide more value back.
GameStop is currently looking for ways to operate more efficiently.
While the Reddit community was able to keep them from going bankrupt, the company as a whole will need to continue kicking butt.
Here’s what’s been going on with GameStop recently.
Current GameStop news
is GameStop still squeezable? – GameStop Short Squeeze
GameStop introduces Matt Furlong as the new CEO of the company.
GME shares are still up nearly 1100% this year-to-date with the company’s valuation at $15 billion.
Bullish GameStop options are still currently being heavily traded
Prior to GameStop, Matt Furlong worked at Amazon in Australia overseeing the growth of operations.
He also worked in brand and marketing for Procter & Gamble years before.
The skills to grow operations and to properly brand and market will benefit GameStop immensely.
What can retail investors do to tackle shorting?
If retail investors want to counter GameStop’s stock price from plummeting, they’ll have to continue to hold and buy the stock.
This short squeeze play will require patience.
Important advisory
If you hold a position in GameStop, it’s important that you ask yourself what your reason for holding is.
Does your DD provide you with the confidence to stick to it longer if need be?
If so, stick to your convictions and trust the process.
Unfortunately, I didn’t get in on GameStop before it gamma squeezed so I took a position in AMC instead.
Taking this position has been one of the best financial decisions I’ve ever made.
I would take a position in GameStop if it was more affordable.
Regardless, I like the stock and I love the community even more.
Will GameStop finally short squeeze?
I think GameStop is preparing itself to put short sellers out of their misery.
The stock has been havoc to hedge funds and we can tell they’re giving out primarily due to this massive breakthrough we’re seeing now.
And although I personally don’t hold GME stock, I have a lot of awesome memories at GameStop which I would actually like to share with you at the end of this article.
Now let’s talk about a little justice.
A major hedge fund that was attacking GameStop has now been reported to lose a significant amount of money.
As long as the stock continues to be shorted and held, GameStop can expect a series of gamma squeezes to continue pushing the stock up.
This will inevitably lead to the ultimate short squeeze.
Fundamentals can also drive GameStop’s stock price up.
The company will have to run efficiently by being able to meet projected goals.
Although this is not a fundamental play, mainstream media still has some influence over this.
Short sellers continue to face devastating losses from shorting GameStop.
Hedge funds are about to burn their second hand after playing with fire again.
FAQs
Gamma squeeze vs Short squeeze
A gamma squeeze are momentum gains. These usually occur from call options closing in the pocket resulting in heavy buys or purchases in the market.
A short squeeze is vigorous and can spike with no warning. This is where you see 100% gains in a matter of seconds and minutes. A short squeeze can even reach 1000% and 10,000% gains.
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