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Seems to me the clever ones might drive the melt up in the next 6 minutes.I expect that a large number of margin calls will be given to short sellers overnight. They are all underwater.
I expect that a large number of margin calls will be given to short sellers overnight. They are all underwater.
COME ON JUST BLOODY MAKE IT 300 for the psychological satisfaction300 anyone?
Well, that's an interesting question. I'm looking into the mechanics of margin calls. If -- and this is a big if, because I really don't know what I'm talking about here -- there are a lot of margin calls which will be issued *overnight* against short-sellers, then we're going to have a huge bump tomorrow morning as many of the shorts who were margin-called get out.
OK, here's a start:
Understanding Margin Accounts, Why Brokers Do What They Do | FINRA.org
COME ON JUST BLOODY MAKE IT 300 for the psychological satisfaction
Awww... so disappointed. Really thought we´d make it.
I wish I knew what a squeeze looks like. Could it be...
298.52. Love it.
Closing within 50c of ATH, on a massively up day.
No, it doesn't max out, I've seen it higher. I think there's a lot of selling *interest* at 299, and clearly some below that. Have to work through that to go higher.Looks like there were 99 ask lots (versus 1 bid lot) near $299.00 minutes before closing ... or was that ask lot field simply maxing out at 99?
I stopped lending out all my shares at Fidelity couple of months ago precisely because of Chickenlittle warning about impending short squeeze and potential risk of failure to deliver back shares lent out to short-sellersYeah, you know if ya'll could stop lending out shares that would be great...