Storypost | 2021.01.26
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It's the Wall Street Bets people. And they have ganged up - and arguably it's allowed by free speech purposes - to center on a few stocks... It's concerted, but maybe it's protected by free speech. The Wall Street Bets people are looking at what the high short interest is. Whether it be the short interest in Gamestop, the short interest in Bed Bath & Beyond, the short interest in AMC. What they're saying is there's no way that people can cover the 67% that's short... they are being very specific to break the shorts. |
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A CNBC article literally called /r/wsb a "dark web forum." Lmao |
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/u/sfryder08 I love they keep calling us teenagers as if we aren't in our mid-30s and just act like teenagers. |
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/u/ayywusgood I haven't called people retards this much since MW2 |
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/u/AtomicKittenz Now it's not our moms getting fucked, it's our wives |
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