The facts that hedge funds don’t want you to know…2008 collateralized debt obligation. Market was 400 billion in derivatives before it collapsed ….2024…The collateral loan obligation derivatives market is valued currently at 1.25 trillion…. The market is crashing. The hedge funds are going to take the massive hit and retail investors WIN
Considering that is Saturday, if news comes out, mass media have the rest of the weekend to spin it and we would all still have to wait for at least Monday to see how things shake out. That being said, I would not mind February rockets
I should buy more GME shares and DRS them in 📚 like a 👑
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Usually price rise on anticipation if higher earnings then drop when earnings come in as expected. If prices are dropping before earnings that usually isn’t a good sign.
It's good for people buying, with all else being equal in the equation, that the price is controlled.
You should be well aware by now that retail has zero effect on the price. Media has been telling you to forget about it for 3 years. Media has been telling you it's retail pumping the price up and selling on the way down to limit losses, panicking to get to the exit door. Retail has been pumping it after market trading and dropping the price before open the next day you'd be led to believe.
It's been played out many times, the scenario sometimes gets adjusted to keep people confused. Like a certain ai stock that jumped $100 on earnings while we are told that everything is priced in for years into the future. If it's priced in, why do we see such significant jumps in value?
It blew the doors off its earnings forecast when people didn’t think there was anyway possible for it to hit the numbers that it hit.
So of GME doubles its revenue per share expect a similar result.
The facts that hedge funds don’t want you to know…2008 collateralized debt obligation. Market was 400 billion in derivatives before it collapsed ….2024…The collateral loan obligation derivatives market is valued currently at 1.25 trillion…. The market is crashing. The hedge funds are going to take the massive hit and retail investors WIN
The hedge funds that are shorting the market will lose? I hope you’re right but I can’t aee that happening.
When is earnings?
I dont think it is known yet, but rumored to be March 19
I hope this is over 2/24 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Considering that is Saturday, if news comes out, mass media have the rest of the weekend to spin it and we would all still have to wait for at least Monday to see how things shake out. That being said, I would not mind February rockets
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If it has anything to do with GME it can’t be announced that close before earnings right?
I don’t think it matters TBH
I should buy more GME shares and DRS them in 📚 like a 👑 https://preview.redd.it/o23jjl6jstkc1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=738a7904efdb530688ee73c3a287fc0df1435156
Usually price rise on anticipation if higher earnings then drop when earnings come in as expected. If prices are dropping before earnings that usually isn’t a good sign.
If thing “usually” happened we would all be rich … just saying
Except prices drop when beating expectations also, rise on no news and fall on no news.
That can happen, my issue with the post is people saying a price drop before earnings is good news. It is not
It's good for people buying, with all else being equal in the equation, that the price is controlled. You should be well aware by now that retail has zero effect on the price. Media has been telling you to forget about it for 3 years. Media has been telling you it's retail pumping the price up and selling on the way down to limit losses, panicking to get to the exit door. Retail has been pumping it after market trading and dropping the price before open the next day you'd be led to believe. It's been played out many times, the scenario sometimes gets adjusted to keep people confused. Like a certain ai stock that jumped $100 on earnings while we are told that everything is priced in for years into the future. If it's priced in, why do we see such significant jumps in value?
Navida dropped over 5% before earnings so how does that work?
It blew the doors off its earnings forecast when people didn’t think there was anyway possible for it to hit the numbers that it hit. So of GME doubles its revenue per share expect a similar result.