Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

ACTC changed tickers to PTRA today and also dipped a little. Might be a good play considering proterra was being looked at for electric bus plans.

 

@TreeFortRichard is back. I'm getting upvote notifications. He's got some pages to cover.

Edit: He's got 3 pages left to go. He's reading quick!

Edit 2: We might have lost him. Too much lobster. Must have fallen asleep at the wheel.

 

Finishing off dinner with a Chocolate Chimichanga w/ Breyer’s Natural Vanilla

 

Oh you fancy, I’ve never held corn by anything other than the buttery cob.

Source: 31 years as a Mexican.

 

I'm a little OCD about a few things.

For the record, my wife made the corn, I just threw it on the grill with the pork. So, is it Asian Corn?

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/CP8xqfJAiLp/

 

lmfao

 

Commodities etfs maybe
or if your nuts r big just short the shit out of 20yr treasury n russell 2000 like burry

 

Stab end of the cob with a knife and eat the corn long ways

 

the scariest part is credit swap rule change

 

Has anyone looked into short interest on WOOF? Apparently a decent amount of Reddit has caught on and noticed some cheap calls. Basically coin flips. Haven’t looked too closely at it yet.

 

https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=woof
36%, allegedly

 

Anything that you see people talking about right now that's primed for a short squeeze or has high short interest are just pump and dumps. There is only one ticker that has all of the research done on it. Everything else in the "shorted" bucket might get a boost, but the money shot is on the one ticker with all the due diligence.

No offense to $WOOF or $GTii or $CLN or $SNDL, or any of the others, but if there was any realistic merit to those high short interest numbers, there'd be entire communities devoted to them going back to January of this year.

$AMC included, even though they claim to have their own research and DD. 90% of it is lifted off the GME subs and reposted.

 

they seem to work...
it seems like they get triggered by the fomo momo crowd...
or if enough attention is put on 'em...that just draws folks in and results in increased volatility.

although GME, without question, is the white whale

 

Yep. Get enough people to FOMO and if you're the guy spreading the rumors with your army of cheap bots to promote it, then you make a bunch of money. The whole "everything's the next short squeeze" is just not true in the slightest. Even the AMC rise over the last two weeks isn't a squeeze. When a real squeeze happens, it'll be apparent. It's not a stock rising 200% in a week. It's a stock rising 200% in a half hour.

 

everyone is a HF!
the internet - equalizing everyone's ability to amplify their thoughts.

yea, the squeeze/meme bandwagon is getting old...
but if the underlying situation is what it is purported to be, then everyone is leveraged to the tits and even the slightest breath can trigger a climatic response in price.

 

I believe there's some of the meme tickers that are definitely overshorted to the point that they will squeeze. When the one with all the research behind it starts knocking down hedge funds, the other ones will jump as well.

It's hard to say this without sounding like a conspiracy whacko, but the GME situation is completely unique in the history of the markets. Every other shorted stock falls short of what GME might do for one reason or another. Whether it's float, lack of research, over/under reported short interest, new leadership, business turnaround into an under-served market with new revenue opportunities, etc.

If there was something else as good or better than GME right now, I'd be in it. There's just no evidence anywhere in the market to suggest that there is.

The $AMC crowd have the biggest blinders. They've got a boomer CEO who does back end share sales, continually releases shares into the market, and can't be bothered to put on pants for his meetings. And these people really think AMC is going to hit $100k with the amount of outstanding shares it has? I might have been born at night, but it wasn't last night.

 

oh I agree...that's what pulled me into this thread like 1000 pages ago...
the underlying SI% data from Jan/Feb is unprecedented...and as much conspiracy theory stuff goes on on /r....you can't deny the FTD and SI numbers (even if they were understated).
and the fact that many stocks squeezed in that same time frame (as well as the archegos stuff, 'the everything short', etc), things are leveraged to all fuck.

short squeezes happen all the time in the market, but GME is on a whole different scale (or at least it seems to be to my amateur stock brain).

 

Assume that any SI data you've seen for the last six months is false. There's been tons of research and analysis done to show how those numbers are manipulated, downgraded, or hidden. It's taken 6 months of countless hours of work for the research retards who like GME to even kind of piece together a realistic number on what the real SI% might be.

Anything you see published for any stock with an SI% number should just be ignored.

 

reported short interest is laughable...and varies significantly per fintel, finviz, or wherever you see it...even the 'official' reported biweekly numbers.
i don't believe any of the numbers...maybe if you squint you can use them as a ballpark...but the game is rigged...this is the casino after all.

only things that matter are price and volume.
and then there's investing...but that's for a different thread.

also, i watched the 'inside job' again...ugh...so fucked...

in any event...i made some good day trades today so yay me.
I've found if i get to bed 'bout now, the 5:55 am pre-market wake up is easier.
So a bid you all a good evening....