FishbowlPrime

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   by FishbowlPrime 5y ago

   Most of modern retail platforms offer fractional shares.
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   by FishbowlPrime 6y ago

   The shorts are the bag holders. Longs sell their shares to shorts at peak prices, who then return those shares to the lenders. The lenders could sell, but they probably won't since they are in this for the long-term and that's why
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   by FishbowlPrime 6y ago

   Back then there was no Ryan Cohen or WSB. Shorts don’t control the narrative anymore. They had the chance to cover at $3-4 (at a significant profit) last year, but they were too greedy and wanted the stock to go to $0 and see GME file for b
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   by FishbowlPrime 6y ago

   Yes there is. At current prices it would be a disaster and Ryan Cohen and his 2 other mates on the board would likely block that. If share price hits $100 would make more sense. In effect GameStop would save the shorts who wanted the compan
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   by FishbowlPrime 6y ago

   Here are a few pointers from a WSB member with a position in $GME 1. Short sellers have been running the stock into the ground over the past years and have been stupid enough to get to roughly 130% short interest as percentage of available
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   by FishbowlPrime 6y ago

   No it’s not. WSB is orchestrating a short squeeze. The aim is to make a transfer of wealth from shorts like Melvin Capital to WSB. This whole charade is due to the stupidity of short sellers who shorted more Gamestop shares than there are p