Ultimately, the fact that there are more shares than possible seems not to stop them, and if/when any of the hedge funds get market called, the whole spiders web will be unraveled and we'll work out how many shares are out in the wild.
The difference this time is that a company hedge-funds went 'all-in' on, turned around and became majorly successful.
They call this the MOASS.
No one knows just how many, but I am pretty sure it's more than the 71.5 million issued. That is what the bet is.
Questions welcome. :-)
Where is the proof any of this has happened?
All short interest values are self reported, and all an FTD needs to disappear is a fresh short.
Again. That is part of the bet. If the bet fails, you are left with a profitable stock, as it does have solid fundamentals despite what MSM tells people.
It's the amount of times I've read articles telling me to 'Forget Gamespot', or suggesting other stocks that really convinced me. There is a solid effort to get people away from this stock and onto stuff like Silver, weed stocks. Anything but GME.
Maybe there's some serious bias confirmation going on in my head.
I'm much more inclined to believe this is a massive coping strategy from people who bought in at the top of the GME hype and didn't get to see hedge funds shutter overnight a la 2008, as they had likely fantasised.
Could you explain to me what these fundamentals are?
