Hedge funds aren’t evil, little guys aren’t righteous, and none of it matters.
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Yup. People making the stock market into a moral battlefield, and anyone trying to encourage you to buy/sell on moral reasons is probably making money off of it.
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Almost certain that a lot of it is hedge funds vs hedge funds right now, with the little guys acting more like the trigger / coordination signal rather than the volume.
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yep, this is the main opposition angle I think one should consider
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This conspiracy theory struck me as incredibly likely.https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/l97ykd/the_real_reason_wall_street_is_terrified_of_the/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb …
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Something fundamental that reddit does not seem to get: when a stock is shorted there is a new offsetting long position. They aren't "counterfeit", the borrowed stock has been sold to someone
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yeah definitely. GME is a (rapidly) declining business and hedge funds were trying to make money without actually hastening its demise. The trade became too crowded so it backfired. That’s it, full stop. No morality play here.
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They had shorted 140% of the available stocks. It's hard NOT to think they were intending damage to Gamestop.
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Total distraction. No one wsb pushed for it. It’s market cap is so high it would be impossible for retail to even move it even if we were all 100% in
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