1 2021-01-30 by CantWakeUpJPG
Someone tell me for I'm too lazy to check it myself. Thx
16 Enrico_Motassa 2021-01-30
Depends on how you define "win"
WSB definitely fucked up the initial "bad guy" hedgie analysts at Citron.
WSB tards who actually got in early are definitely making money off FOMO-addled bag holders who are getting in during the last few days.
So if you think winning is just loudly fucking shit up and making some cash while you're at it, then yeah they've pretty much won.
But if your win conditions include some sort of political or structural change then no, the autists haven't won (and likely won't).
15 -M-o-X- 2021-01-30
Tune in Monday and find out!
9 somestupidname1 2021-01-30
It depends on whether or not the hedge funds get bailed out again. For now WSB cost them billions of dollars so I'd consider that a win.
7 SnapshillBot 2021-01-30
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6 respaaaaaj 2021-01-30
I mean Melvin, the initial shorting firm, lost literally billions and had to sell a big chunk of their firm for cash to cover their losses. Citron, the analyst group who publicized it has stopped publishing shit about shorting in general.
So depends on what you consider a win condition.
3 caliberoverreaching 2021-01-30
They won but that doesn’t mean they’re rich
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16 Enrico_Motassa 2021-01-30
Depends on how you define "win"
WSB definitely fucked up the initial "bad guy" hedgie analysts at Citron.
WSB tards who actually got in early are definitely making money off FOMO-addled bag holders who are getting in during the last few days.
So if you think winning is just loudly fucking shit up and making some cash while you're at it, then yeah they've pretty much won.
But if your win conditions include some sort of political or structural change then no, the autists haven't won (and likely won't).
15 -M-o-X- 2021-01-30
Tune in Monday and find out!
9 somestupidname1 2021-01-30
It depends on whether or not the hedge funds get bailed out again. For now WSB cost them billions of dollars so I'd consider that a win.
7 SnapshillBot 2021-01-30
This is not the time or place for another black-dick joke
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6 respaaaaaj 2021-01-30
I mean Melvin, the initial shorting firm, lost literally billions and had to sell a big chunk of their firm for cash to cover their losses. Citron, the analyst group who publicized it has stopped publishing shit about shorting in general.
So depends on what you consider a win condition.
3 caliberoverreaching 2021-01-30
They won but that doesn’t mean they’re rich