Shedite27 wrote: » I don't hear anyone saying that
phunks wrote: » Can anyone explain what happens on Friday if these hedge funds literally can't close out their shorts. i.e. they don't have the funds if they reach 5k a share or if simply everyone was to hold and they didn't even have the option to cover. Complete noob but it's fascinating to watch
Timing belt wrote: » If the hedge funds have a short position they will need to post margin with the dealer/Broker to cover a situation of a default in the Terms and conditions of the Trade. If the hedge fund defaulted on the trade then the broker would be covered with the margin.
Bodjhrjekekr wrote: » I'm also a noob but have been reading that it might be extended to next week?
inisfree0504 wrote: » If it’s potentially the broker that is left to foot the bill in event of a hedge fund default, and it’s often discount brokers that facilitate shorting, then does that explain why discount brokers would want to block buys and suppress price of those stocks? Am I understanding this right?
dpforce wrote: » AMC already trading in pre market @13 and GME @285 There will a lot of blood spilled in tranding212, revolut and robinhood accounts when everybody will try to dump their shares.....
JazzyJ wrote: » It was at 470 only an hour or two ago in the pre-market trading.
dpforce wrote: » $200 move up on very light volume. I would bet on huge spike on the charts by the end of the day. In reality - when all this madness is over, price will revert back to mean.
Atlas_IRL wrote: » degiro have suspended buying for amc and gme
is_that_so wrote: » Here's a BBC update, now other targets as well it seems.https://www.bbc.com/news/business-55837519
crushproof wrote: » Moral of story, don't fk with Wall Street
Bodjhrjekekr wrote: » so basically there could have been collusion with some hedge funds and brokers? Hedge funds shorted these stocks for today, brokers stopped buying so had to sell? I mean its a theory but some serious market manipulation went on - all hope is with GME now I think lol
dpforce wrote: » Brokers only facilitate trade between buyers and sellers. The way short selling works - after securing required position, short sellers go public and start promoting their side of the story in a hope to change market sentiment to drive price down. Unfortunately for them - some fellas on reddit decided to go against them. But then big boys with deep pocket joined the show to make money at short sellers expense. Also need to take into consideration how options sellers hedging their exposure.