you're still holding ? what was your EP and how much have you invested?

Suggest yall calm down and read wallstreetbets due diligence, yes we may be suffering huge loss, but the potential frauds get better.

I downloaded the SEC fail to delivers data and confirmed some of the posts aren't lying. GME is an anomaly and have huge lots of fake shares trading activities.

So u guys still holding? I think the show macam over already 😂 i don mind having losses, butnif no show then not worth to hold lol.

Lol then don leave me bite dust ah.. anything please share here if shit goes south

Together losing money ? lol

I wonder, if the big institutions/funds 1 time negotiate to sell to those short hedge funds privately, will it show in the chart and real time (1 large figure) or how does it reflect in the chart?

What I mean is if there is a direct negotiation between 2 institutions to buy and sell at a certain price on xx date, will this reflect in the price chart and when will it reflect?

What is diamond hand lulz?

should be the end la.. but now they easing can buy more than 100 stocks for robinhood. i parking 100usd only, hopefully melvin capital 50% loss is true.

If melvin shorted it at ~350 and bought it back @ 90 they would've already earned back ~4x their cost, if the volatility continues it might be their way to cover their losses and the short squeeze might actually fail

What is the % shorts float now?

Hedge fund on both side.

While we all diamond hand, not all from the long side will be so kind, especially the big boys that is aiming to make a profit from the squeeze all this time.

That's not even remotely true. More than half of the short positions have already cleared out. You're assuming they're still invested and that the old short % is anywhere near accurate, protip: it's not.

That data was already weeks out of date when it was released. You're basing your faulty assumption on weeks old data. Right now nobody knows what the exact percentage is at but the current data by S3 Partners shows that the short positions have reduced to slightly more than 50%, a massive drop from the 140% at its ATH.

They wouldn't be able to reduce that if there were no shares available. The fact is there are plenty of shares going around for them to clear their positions, especially now that the smarter people are taking profits and passing the risk around to the latecomers who are all #holdmeimscared and diamond-handing their double digit losses since they have no chance of getting out intact.
The shorts have already gotten out. No squeeze is happening. The long HFs are finally cashing out which led to the massive drop as they unload billions worth of shares. I'm afraid anyone who is still in at this point is a chump holding the bag while others laugh their way to the bank. 

TLDR: HEDGE CHANGE MATH MAKE NUMBER GO DOWN, NUMBER GOOD FOR APE. APE HOLD = APE GO ON ROCKET

This is going to be the biggest scandal since 2008.

Brokers selling shares that don't exist and hedgefunds shorting shares that don't exist. The market is going to fucking break and i plan to make money off it.

Still holding guys?

I sold after I saw u/dfv news have to go for Congress hearing. I might buy back in. Still on my watchlist lol

I lost like $200. Lucky I’m long holding on $tsla to cover my loss.

Next week on Feb 9th people said the report for shorts coming out. I AM CURIOUS TO SEE THE NUMBER AND THEN DECIDE TO BUY BACK IN OR NOT. Something tells me gme story isn't over. Tomorrow also very curious about what would happen because options expire. I saw someone strike the price in options calls to $800 for tomorrow.

HALTED FEW TIMES TODAY lol

The prime advocate for the GME/Gamestop short-squeeze at r/Wallstreetbets about 2 months ago, is a Mutual-fund or HF insider, ie  #DeepFuckingValue aka Keith Patrick Gill. .......
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeepFuckingValue
"Gill is a Chartered Financial Analyst, formerly employed at MassMutual."

By January 27, according to screenshots he posted on Reddit, Gill's original investment was worth nearly $48 million.[1] The value of the stock continued to fluctuate wildly; he lost $15 million in one day, and when markets closed on January 29, The Wall Street Journal confirmed that his brokerage accounts held $33 million.[6]

On February 4th, it was announced that William Galvin, Massachusetts's secretary of the commonwealth, wrote to Gill's previous employer MassMutual to investigate whether or not Gill or the company broke any rules related to his activities in promoting the GameStop stock.[14] A week earlier, Galvin had called for a 30-day suspension of trading in Gamestop securities.[15]

Gill is expected to testify to the House Financial Services Committee on February 18, 2021, along with Vladimir Tenev.[16]