teach those arrogant shorters a lesson

they win billions from shorting for the past few decades no problem perfectly legal

now lose money cry father cry mother LOL, then tell the stock market to halt trading hahahhaha
only they can win money, cannot lose punya

they will have to answer to those ppl who put their money into those funds, at least now it show to these greedy fund investors that shorting beyond their capacity (short 140% of the shares available) is very dangerous and can make them bankrap lol

this is also the main problem with these centralized markets, those elites can do whatever they want and earn as much as they can from the peasants, and regulators will say its perfectly legal lol
then now lose money ledi say its illegal and shutdown those reddit pages, discord etc hahahha

if those investors who pour money into those funds still wan to do such big gambles in future after this GME incident , then i have nothing to say , its literally similar to gambling

but after this we will see much lesser shorting or those funds short beyond their capacity, in future if any fund dare to short >100% of the shares available, then its time for another wallstreetbets

The story chronicles the work of hedge fund manager Michael Burry (portrayed by Christian Bale), who recognizes that the U.S. housing market of the early 21st century is virtually an asset bubble inflated by high-risk loans. In 2005, Burry – the manager of Scion Capital — creates a credit default swap that would allow him to short the housing market. However, his clients grow angry. When banks and creditors argue that housing is stable, and the market in fact does keep on surging, his clients grow angry and fearful as Burry continues his short plays. When they demand their money back, he places a moratorium on withdrawals.

Burry, meanwhile, ends up producing nearly 500% returns for investors who stay with him through the duration of the housing market's collapse.

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/inves...t-explained.asp

maybe tis is a flashpoint trigger for financial meltdown. cos institution see that they can be easily defeated by bunch of retailers grouping together. then everyone scare and pull money out or watever the shit.

Do you want to be on pipit side and give the middle finger to wall street judge funds while possibly making money just like michael burry in the big short? Buy GME and be a part of history. They can’t short it even more if they can’t borrow the shares you hold.

Which is the winning side right now?