Surging after hours.
Btw this is traded on Pinksheets, not like a big market so some of your brokerages probably don't allow trades on it. eTrade does, dunno about Robinhood or Webull or TDA.
They announced they're going to do a 1:10 reverse split sometime (soon?) which would put their share price high enough to get on NASDAQ but I don't know the timeline for the split much less the elevation to NASDAQ. My hope is that if this happens it'll get an influx of normie traders as well who don't trade Pinksheets stock.
After understanding what is happening a lot better, i have no idea why short-selling is legal. It is literally market manipulation. The majority of the time, these hedge funds have so much money that short-selling almost always works. When it doesn't work, they double down until it does.
The ONLY reason it isn't working this time is that they kept short-selling GME for months until it was run into the ground and they were getting close to almost 150% of the available stocks. They were so greedy about killing this stock that it got the attention of a lot of randos who could convince a bunch of autistics on the internet to invest. And because the stock was so cheap at the start, enough people were willing to go in on it. If they never shorted the stock above the available stocks, no one would have noticed.
https://twitter.com/FTX_Official/sta...939146753?s=20
This is the best tweet of 2021
AMC stock is going down fast. Is that normal? Did I fuck this up?
https://markets.businessinsider.com/...1-1-1030010382
Melvin Capital and Citron Research closed their short positions on GameStop stock after the company's massive rally formed an extraordinary short squeeze. The former ate a huge loss when it ended its bearish bet on Tuesday afternoon, CNBC reported.
The Citron managing partner Andrew Left said in a video on Wednesday that most of the firm's position was covered when GameStop traded at about $90 at "a loss of 100%." He added that he maintained a smaller position in the stock.
"We'll become more judicious when it comes to shorting stocks," Left said. "Doesn't mean the industry is dead, but it just means you have to be more specific."
GameStop short-sellers have lost more than $5 billion in the year to date, according to data from the financial-analytics firm S3 Partners. Back-to-back rallies have pushed out older shorts, but demand to bet against the stock remains "extremely strong," Ihor Dusaniwsky of S3 said.
You guys all really need to watch some YouTube videos, NOT invest in options if you don't know what they are or how they work, and take your time with this shit before you go broke.
It's being manipulated. Up to you if you got diamond hands or weak ass shitty paper hands
Hate how mobile YouTube doesn't copy timestamp
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This all feels like bitcoin all over again.
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Honestly koss was the real winner
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Amid all this I didn't see that the normal markets got hammered today, Dow down 633!
Well I put some into nakd. Let's see how that goes by Friday I suppose
TSLA quarterly report today after-hours:
Here are the results, versus what analysts were expecting according to estimates compiled by Refinitiv:
Earnings: 80 cents adj. vs $1.03 per share expected
Revenue: $10.74 billion vs $10.4 billion expected