TheeBlackestOfSheep600 Ⓜ️ G7

I’ve said before that @jam_croissant is a must listen for anyone in the market, and particularly retail. This clip shows why. He does not hold back, he reveals the inside baseball that’s happening. Here he says that GameStop was in a way an orchestrated squeeze by institutions because they saw an edge - the persistent bid from retail call buyers. The peculiarities of $GME at the time (tiny float, massively over shorted, etc) contributed to the severity of the squeeze and made it the most famous. But I believe Cem is touching on something that explains many other “orchestrated” squeezes, from TSLA to PLTR to POET - retail liquidity absolutely matters. If the view is that there will be a consistent bid for shares/calls in a ticker and that is proven true, and it doesn’t go away, that name will keep going up as that buying is front run by institutions. It creates a reflexive loop that pushes it higher and higher, until that retail bid dries up. And that’s when the music stops and a severe correction happens. Just like with GameStop, and just like will happen across this bubblicious overall market we’re in right now. Thanks for telling the truth Cem. So many don’t.