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>>58502102
I can't believe they're getting that sloppy.

>56621375
the hebrew doth protest too much methinks

The RRP saga is starting to remind me of the beginning of the Chernobyl incident. Levels are dropping, a safety test is executed, levels keep dropping, people are being forced to ignore or cover up odd data... Core-chan (Jiemi) wants to run free and green.

I bought more right at 14 and it bounced up.

>>56351435
>Rrp is the wall keeping gme from real price discovery
And that's every single hour. Hour after hour. And it will not stop. Not in a week. Not in a month.

>>56224670
It's been wild, I haven't seen them this desperate ever. It's all hours of the day across the board. I'd be mad if it wasn't insanely gigabullish.

>>56222415
>>56222442
They have one and a half trading days left before it becomes inevitable.

>>56221727
Remember that all of the major towel longs are short GME. The posters aren't some innocent retards who fell for a distraction stock.

>thirty-six percent short interest, not great not terrible
>The short interest isn't thirty percent, it's fifteen-thousand
https://youtu.be/Fy-QAIwV-D0?si=RdhuQI6TKDXzqior&t=126

>>56215715
there's no question to whom Gensler tips the scales in favor of

>>55207080
You kno why. These disgraced supposed rulers of the planet don't have anything better to do that fuck around and make things worse than admit to what they have done. What fear they may have it's not a mote of what they, and all their loved ones are due.

>>55056011
>the invisible dance
checked

But you don't need to be the champion of retail investors to understand what happened with Gamestop. You only need to know this: there are essentially two things that happen inside a hedge fund.
The "algo"-- which manipulates the price-- goes up, or it goes down. That's it. And all the hedgies do is try and make it one more day.
In cellar-boxing of the type used with Gamestop, there is something called a "positive GME coefficient." What does that mean? It means the more FOMO, the higher the volatility, which means more volume, which means more FOMO-- it would appear we have a vicious cycle on our hands. And we would, if not for this.
Failure to Deliver coefficient. When the float gets higher, the price gets less reactive. So--
--FOMO increases volatility. FTDs from naked shorting reduce it. Rumors about BBBY increases it, and the dilution of AMC reduces it. This is the invisible dance that manipulates entire markets without regulation or oversight. And it is beautiful...

>>54764610
Gensler/Powell/Yellen will always give them a way out