That doesn’t make sense. For every option buyer there is a seller, most likely a market maker who already has the stock on hand to deliver it. There will be some stock buying but most of the stock needed to deliver into calls has already been bought.
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The clearing houses have very little risk because even if a member defaults, the loss will be covered by other members, this is the basic mechanics of how a clearing house works.
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Apex is a subsidiary of a market maker
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oh i talked to TastyWorks (3 times), it was Apex
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Replying to @FREAK0NAUT @nope_its_lily and
also i don't think that is true about the shares
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Your entire explanation for why the stocks spiked in the first place was “gamma squeeze” which implies the option sellers hedged, now you’re saying you think most of them didn’t?
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We can agree on that!
10:34 AM - 28 Jan 2021
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