[NWFree]

On to the next company killing hedgehouse!

[Paladin2]

Hunting and financially targeting short sellers is apparently a Hot new Video Game.

[BipolarBob]

I’m not so sure they closed out 100% of their short. Not that it matters to me. I just don’t believe so much in the media nowadays.

[Yo-Yo]

Working from my High School finance 101 class, selling stock is a way for a company to raise capitol. People buy stock with the expectation that it will go higher.

Shorting a stock turns the market into a casino. What possible good (other than the short sellers making money) comes from short selling?

[RedStateRocker]

the only good short seller is the one who loses everrything and has to hold up a ‘will work for food’ sign.

Criminal parasites.

[Dr. Thorne]

Well, boo hoo. These scum will have to invest their clients' money the old-fashioned way:

- Do the research and find potentially profitable firms with useful products or services.

[Honest Nigerian]

I recall that somewhere in the early 2000s they did away with “the uptick rule”. And this made it easier to short stocks.
Can someone more savvy than me explain that?

[Fido969]

No more shorts?

You know, most of these fund managers are incapable of telling the truth. In my experience, anyway.

[Jan_Sobieski]

Nah...I don’t buy it. This is disinformation. They will continue because there is too much money in it. George Soros is not going to stop the activity that made him a Billionaire. They will learn from this and operate in a much more covert manner, while paying politicians to rig the game in their favor so the little guy cannot do this again.

[aquila48]

Couldn’t happen to a more deserving bunch of vultures.

[John 3_19-21]

"Citron closed out its short position this week among the frenzy of buying and selling that has had the price move in wild gyrations between $100 and $500 a share." <\i>

They "closed it out" when Robinhood froze it's client's trading at 11:43 am. Thursday morning. Market minipulation at it's finest.

[John 3_19-21]

"Citron closed out its short position this week among the frenzy of buying and selling that has had the price move in wild gyrations between $100 and $500 a share."

They "closed it out" when Robinhood froze it's client's trading at 11:43 am. Thursday morning. Market minipulation at it's finest.

[kjam22]

I’m guessing Game Stock is not in their new “long” business model

[Bayard]

I think Short selling has its place and shouldn’t be prevented, except for some restrictions on overburdened use.

Its a risky thing to do and the GME ultimately provides a harsh lesson to those who short sell at ridiculous amounts beyond where there is actual stock to cover a sale.

[cartan]

[Mr. Blond]

A great victory. Short selling should be banned.

[rednesss]

If you believe they closed out their short positions, I have a bridge to sell you.

[Nailbiter]

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