Thread by @live2beingu

#AMC #GME part 2: 3) So if there is no open shares out on the market how are they beginning to drive the borrowing rate, short interest rate, and the free float (AMC only) down. The only way is that they are doing it through calls. They are using the remaining shares

to systematically start a downtrend (bearish signals) so that they can not just cover the stock but pay less money for the stock itself. They have just burned through most of their capital and can't really afford to buy into cover there short interest at the highest

possible rate. But they are willing to take a gamble that at a certain price point it will trigger a sell off. Because there is no way the amount of shares borrowed goes from 111M to 89.7M in 7 days and the free float drops 8.9% along the way. They are executing calls left

and right at this point. We see it when the volatility in the stock complete wipes out and goes to zero. Now I've been asked by a lot of folks why am I cautious and what do I think the stock will be and when will it hit. I'm going to just say this for folks it is in my opinion

once again this is just a theory but so far it is holding up: we are simply giving HF too much information as far as this goes. They are now trying to figure out what our own speculation is and how they can simply avoid that target. Don't believe me...Riddle me this we've been

discussing for 2+ weeks that there were 800 dollar call options expiring and that folks thought the price of the stock was going to jump through the roof this Friday and last Friday as all the market indicators were there but it hasn't happened yet.Those call options expired and

unless they were sold some folks lost out on their premiums yesterday. So once again you ask me do I think the stock will go past the moon and off to Jupiter of course. But this will be a steady process and it might take a bit. Hence why I say only buy if you can and don't yolo

money you'll need to pay bills. Part 3. coming next..try to make this one shorter lol.