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https://twitter.com/truth_tesla/status/1339953776329961474?s=20
Nasdaq regulators secretly conferred whether to lift TSLA's +10% rally circuit breaker, to allow more liquidity today. Presumably they were worried about an index squeeze halting the stock and amplifying the squeeze.
For what it's worth, Rob Maurer just covered this issue on his livestream - he's looking for 130M share demand, expecting a 30M dump out of the gate from extended index funds, etc., for a net of 100M share demand.
He's also really tempering expectations based on conversations he's had over the last day or so from folks who are saying that HFs have been preparing for this for a long time, people can short on close, etc.
I could see your bottom three triggering today, if my internal model of the closing cross is at all accurate. So....50/50 chance of that.I don't expect anything to trigger really. The process is likely greased well, somehow.
But what if?
Wow I think you called it!15 minutes away from the Robinhood retail options dump. It is typical for Robinhood to sell all options that the holder does not have cash to exercise about an hour before close.
I'm trying to figure this out too. In terms of potentially "catching a spike", I placed a limit sell order as a "DAY + EXT", which can execute through e*trade any time between 7AM-8PM EST. I chose this over a LOC order because I would take this price before, after or during the closing cross.
I could be completely wrong, of course... Maybe there's a spike above my price that ONLY occurs during the cross, but I am hopping I'd still be eligible for the cross based on this from the NASDAQ FAQ.
Does anybody know this to be incorrect, or have a different perspective?
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I haven't had time to think about this. Too busy today talking to IBKR about holding ITM options expiring today until final minutes before close
So please enlighten me: is there anything stopping MM from abusing their power, and massively naked short the stock to "balance" the market? That's why they are allowed to do it after all right?
Then they can slowly unwind their short in the next few trading days next week?
am i missing something?
New I love my shares, so if index managers want the shares they have to pony up big time.