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>likely tricked by someone with a financial interest (and that was probably a rich person) Do we know Melvin got rid of their short position? They might be in
by perl4ever 6y ago
>likely tricked by someone with a financial interest (and that was probably a rich person)
Do we know Melvin got rid of their short position? They might be in a position to get an article published saying they did, while being able to say later it was fake news, and covering it as the stock plummeted today.
The article I saw I think had weaselly language about not being able to confirm the losses.
- mike00632 6y agoSo don't believe what the news says, but instead go with online rumors from stock promoters... You're literally suggesting a revolution based on this logic.
- throwaway3699 6y agoYes I trust edgy trolls on Reddit more than the entire media establishment. They are more trustworthy.
- perl4ever 6y agoMy comment had nothing to do with either group. Just one particular article I read, nor did I find it through reddit. If someone showed me an article that made definite claims based on verifiable evidence about what Melvin did, then I would revise my opinion. But I kind of think that it's hard to be sure because any standard disclosure has a significant lag.
- perl4ever 6y agoI'm not sure what you mean. What stock promoters and revolution?