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That's neat.

Now do one that doesn't require a login to actually download anything (or even get a torrent magnet link). Also, their login and signup pages are broken at the moment due to database errors, kek.
 
Please help, I have a kangaroo brain for anything looking like a spreadsheet. I see BlackRock, Morgan Stanley, green and negative red. After that one of my eyes roll back and I think the other one goes blind.
My quick read of that chart suggests that there are quite a few big funds out holding GME stock that will make bank out of the shorts getting assfucked.

Ignore the MSM's narrative about a bunch of Reddit autists bringing down the market. Some of the real winners here are big funds.
 
Each represent a earnings for a stock and what their holdings are.


These companies are buying a ton of stock, just to boost earnings and possibly driving the price up further, making the cost go up.
I don't think earnings are on this table. The table lists who's holding the most GME stock, with the biggest holder at the top and getting smaller as you go down. The red/green numbers reflect the latest change in a holder's position, i.e. if they just sold or bought shares. The biggest current holder is FMR LLC. In the middle you can see Scion Asset Management, aka Michael Burry from The Big Short. He's holding 1.7 million shares but interestingly he just sold about 1 million shares, around 40% of his position.

I'm not sure what's up with the ones who have a 0 for their latest change instead of a red/green number. I guess the latest change doesn't reflect changes before a certain date.
 
It ain't WSB, remember who was the 5th holder of silver ETF's?

Here is a hint:
It probably is the same fucks we are trying to tear down.
I was wondering if the silver squeeze attempt was a method for banks/firms to balance off catastrophic GME losses and funnel money back in

Banks like JP Morgan have been pushing the value down silver to retarded levels to try and hide inflation numbers.
Could it be they let loose a bot army or astroturfed this idea, or they let off some of the pressure to make silver line go up?
Maybe it's the wsb people doing their thang, but silver is NOT fucking gamestop. There's magnitude differences of proportions.

Once more speculation that could be causing this Silver rush...
All previous market crashes had two common events preceding it:
1) a giant influx of new investors
2) a massive run on silver.
 
That's neat.

Now do one that doesn't require a login to actually download anything (or even get a torrent magnet link). Also, their login and signup pages are broken at the moment due to database errors, kek.
EDIT: I tried to attach a pdf, it uploaded but i don't see it. Never tried to upload a file so that might not be possible
 

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The column represents how many shares they have bought or sold at the day.

Vanguard probably sold a bunch thinking it is a pump and dump scheme.
Thank you. So Susquehanna (SIG) picked up a whole bunch - that’s interesting from a bitcoin / tech investment firm. I wonder if this is a power play or speculation like everything else?

I started to mistrust ZH when they started posting about silver because they’re constantly posting about metals. I hope this isn’t the one time Peter Schiff is right about “buy silver”, I will never live it down
 
It's a quirk of the structure of the etf itself. Technically it would apply to any ETF that's a grantor trust. I don't think SIL or GDX (or their juniors) are. I'm still deeper into those than physical because they tend to have greater % increases which offset the gains from the tax difference.
That doesn't seem as bad as I first thought, but still fuck taxes.

Off topic but how does a closed end fund compare to a grantor trust? I understand there are ways to build tax efficient portfolios but not sure on the best methods.
 
My quick read of that chart suggests that there are quite a few big funds out holding GME stock that will make bank out of the shorts getting assfucked.

Ignore the MSM's narrative about a bunch of Reddit autists bringing down the market. Some of the real winners here are big funds.
Could be that our WSB boys paved the way for other hedgies to try to vulture the vultures. We also know people with bigger money got on this even if it was just for the meme, so I wouldn't doubt some other WS cretins trying to cash in, too, making a buck off their fellow cretins' agony.
We know Wall Street is as cannibalistic as it is opportunistic.
 
I don't think earnings are on this table. The table lists who's holding the most GME stock, with the biggest holder at the top and getting smaller as you go down. The red/green numbers reflect the latest change in a holder's position, i.e. if they just sold or bought shares. The biggest current holder is FMR LLC. In the middle you can see Scion Asset Management, aka Michael Burry from The Big Short. He's holding 1.7 million shares but interestingly he just sold about 1 million shares, around 40% of his position.

I'm not sure what's up with the ones who have a 0 for their latest change instead of a red/green number. I guess the latest change doesn't reflect changes before a certain date.
It is still Sunday so day trading is locked.

Probably represents the Friday trades... maybe.

Could be that our WSB boys paved the way for other hedgies to try to vulture the vultures. We also know people with bigger money got on this even if it was just for the meme, so I wouldn't doubt some other WS cretins trying to cash in, too, making a buck off their fellow cretins' agony.
We know Wall Street is as cannibalistic as it is opportunistic.
I've been around these guys, they would rather shoot the other guy in the back if it could make them a couple million.
 
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It is still Sunday so day trading is locked.

Probably represents the Friday trades... maybe.
That's why it's probably worth looking at the Asian markets as a bellwether of sorts. I tend to sperg about the ASX as it's the one I know the best. Will be interesting to see how the enthusiasm for silver mining shares during today's ASX trade translates into SLV prices once trade in Europe and the US reopens.
 
This I don't actually know.

Many of those algorithms are really top secret, and whenever I ask around about them everyone just shrugs at me.
Not to dox myself, but I worked on one in late-2000s to early-2010s. The rules engine was retarded top secret. You'd have to surrender your phone and be scanned before walking in the building -- and I didn't even work on the rules engine, I worked on optimizing an ancillary system for some quant magic preprocessing.

They also had guys walk around with those Glow-in-the-dark devices to scan for wifi and cell signals.

The women interns at this company were fucking insane, and I'm convinced were just trying to get pregnant from the employees. Had a wife, and every night I'd beat my dick off or fuck the wife furiously just to protect myself from temptation.
 
I've been around these guys, they would rather shoot the other guy in the back in the back if it could make them a couple million.
That's one of the strange things about this Melvin Capital business... there's an opportunity to earn big by going long, so why are the financial gurus bellyaching about it instead of just entering a long position? It's not like Redditors even discovered this opportunity, Michael Burry did and they just publicized it to the masses. That's what makes me think it's likely that Melvin and its copycats are leveraged in such a way that if they go bust from this they'll take most of Wall Street down with them.
 
Could be that our WSB boys paved the way for other hedgies to try to vulture the vultures.
I think the term "crowdsourcing" is going to be a term on every hedge fund manager's lips for the next 10 years.

Expect to see bot accounts to flow everywhere. They're getting very sophisticated and this is just going to accelerate it -- I've seen some POCs that can follow meme logic and produce decent memes.

/biz/ and /x/ have some good threads on this, just search "Dead internet theory"
 
That's one of the strange things about this Melvin Capital business... there's an opportunity to earn big by going long, so why are the financial gurus bellyaching about it instead of just entering a long position? It's not like Redditors even discovered this opportunity, Michael Burry did and they just publicized it to the masses. That's what makes me think it's likely that Melvin and its copycats are leveraged in such a way that if they go bust from this they'll take most of Wall Street down with them.
True, that could be the case.
I suspect that many are invested in Melvin Capital if I am connecting all the dots right. And if this was one of Melvin's main source of capital for them and their investors...
 
That's one of the strange things about this Melvin Capital business... there's an opportunity to earn big by going long, so why are the financial gurus bellyaching about it instead of just entering a long position?
Ya but isn't Melvin trapped in a short position? Clearly others are going to make money on the stock but the early shorts are fucked if I understand correctly


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I think the term "crowdsourcing" is going to be a term on every hedge fund manager's lips for the next 10 years.

Expect to see bot accounts to flow everywhere. They're getting very sophisticated and this is just going to accelerate it -- I've seen some POCs that can follow meme logic and produce decent memes.

/biz/ and /x/ have some good threads on this, just search "Dead internet theory"
I searched this shit and got some schizo nonsense that's basically The Matrix, but with memes, including an insistence that like 99% of all posters everywhere are bots.
 
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