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GME's price rose to insane values because there wasn't enough shares in the market to satisfy all the short calls. This has nothing to do with NVIDIA's situatio
by iLoveOncall 3y ago
GME's price rose to insane values because there wasn't enough shares in the market to satisfy all the short calls. This has nothing to do with NVIDIA's situation.
- moose_man 3y agoBut what if you could achieve the same effect with a bunch of institutional money rushing in over a short period of time? The the first time it happened it might have been an accident, but as a regular occurrence its a sign of manipulation.
- metadat 3y agoPlease stop posting minor variations of the same message over and over on this story (6+ repetitive comments). Repeating something more times doesn't make it more true, and isn't evidence of veracity. This behavior degrades the quality of the discussion and is at odds with the HN site guidelines of fostering curiosity. If you have real data, reference that instead. It'd actually be useful.