For those joining $CLOV right now based on the words of someone without doing their own due diligence, they are shooting themselves on the foot.
(Part 2) That's not investing. It's gambling. Remember, division of wealth at this current stage defuses the magnitude and the amplitude of a short squeeze.
(Part 3) Any wise investor would spend days, weeks, perhaps even months before investing into a stock. If there's any doubt of this point, you didn't do your homework.
(Part 4) I remember distractions like $RKT - or weed stocks taking off post $GME.
People don't learn. They jump on hype alone like this is a game of musical chairs.
0.5% fundamentals-99.5% perceived value
Within that 99.5%, there is psychological warfare.
THINK AND RESEARCH!
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(Part 2) The squeeze is imminent. Technical analysis doesn't work. Prediction models are haywire and inaccurate. Fundamentals are out of the window. Ortex and S3 Partners aren't reliable.
(Part 3) Lately, I've read talks about the 2nd book system. It is real. The 1st book is held by the company registering transactions between a buyer and a seller. The 2nd book is for validation of such transactions between these two parties through a clearing house.
(Part 1) I don't understand this trend of holdings being held/delayed by a clearing house / market-maker.
The truth is they have been doing this for quite some time.
(Part 2) Let's go back to the basics: retail investors submit their orders through their brokerage services at market prices which take within two business days to settle through a market maker / clearing corporation.
(Part 3) Some of the delays are bound with the amount of buyers and sellers based on supply and demand - but also with the amount of wealth being exchanged. If it's a huge order, that might take some time to be fulfilled completely based on existing partial offers.
(Part 1) Anatomy of the bearish market (in a nutshell)
We're supposedly at the end of the bullish market (RED) with inflated stocks with margin, credit, and debt. Some stocks will undoubtedly melt-up (skyrocket) [this year - highly shorted securities are current plays]
(Part 2) Eventually, once the bearish market in in our doorstep - In order to preserve wealth, investors would be buying gold as fiat currency will lose value for gold to pick up in value. They are inversely proportional.
Nothing is gained. Nothing is lost. All is transformed.
(Part 3) On the first step of the bearish market (PINK), investors would be looking out for the true dip of the stock market / real estate and crypto.
Nobody knows when the market will reach the very bottom so be prepared to average down on your holdings.
I have witnessed a lot of division as of late and I've told members of the community the closer we are into the endgame - The amount of FUD will be something we have never seen before - and the worst type of FUD is between apes.
(Part 2) There are lot of unnecessary drama going on with social media that this guy and this girl are creating division with apes just adding oil to the fire- transforming these situations into a freaking circus, blowing these out of proportions. It's embarrassing.
(Part 3) A certain individual has been offering his input for free through his prediction-based model built off on the idea of mass behavioral analysis of the market.
Understand the differences between a right and a privilege.
(Part 1) S3 Partners have reported 16.01M shorted shares sold short covered. $AMC
How is that even possible?
Relax. Take a deep breath.
Let's wait for Ortex if they are showing the same correlation of such similar change. Peer-review and reassess intel!
(Part 2) Let's not forget S3 Partners is speculatively owned by Citadel. Regardless of the documentation out there, there are no concrete proof to prove this connection - but it is healthy to challenge ourselves to give the benefit of the doubt - and being cautious.
(Part 3) Ortex and S3 Partners are distinctive proprietary analytical platforms and they receive information based on whatever institutions are authorized to give them.
We cannot blame them for doing their job of reporting regardless if it's false/true/delayed data.
(Part 2) The reverse repo market is essentially the FED acting as a pawn / maintenance shop borrowing from banks, effectively decreasing market liquidity in the financial world.
(Part 3) The FED and the government are two different entities - their interests don't always align with each other but their primary mandate is to serve the general interest of the public. Hold that thought.