Smart thinking always wins. The other scenario
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Posted On: 02/01/2019 5:36:22 PM
Smart thinking always wins.
The other scenario that ran by me was a major buying frenzy, as expected, lead to some shorting mid morning and throughout the day. Let's not forget that Rory had a team looking through every single trade, etc. and knows what took place (and they know what days major PR's hit and the trading that pursued that day).
Could it have been a trap for shorts with the PR gaining long, strong buyers early in day, knowing there would be the shorts jumping in after all the buying?
It certainly appeared to be walked down and some possible newly trapped shorts. My research on the finra Short interest shows the major round of shorting that produced 1.3 million started between .60 and .70 last time.
I'm thinking out loud here, but I see a lot of Evil Genius at work!!
TICK TOCK, Literally now on the website!!
Have a good weekend all true longs
-nfusz4life, grejust
The other scenario that ran by me was a major buying frenzy, as expected, lead to some shorting mid morning and throughout the day. Let's not forget that Rory had a team looking through every single trade, etc. and knows what took place (and they know what days major PR's hit and the trading that pursued that day).
Could it have been a trap for shorts with the PR gaining long, strong buyers early in day, knowing there would be the shorts jumping in after all the buying?
It certainly appeared to be walked down and some possible newly trapped shorts. My research on the finra Short interest shows the major round of shorting that produced 1.3 million started between .60 and .70 last time.
I'm thinking out loud here, but I see a lot of Evil Genius at work!!
TICK TOCK, Literally now on the website!!
Have a good weekend all true longs
-nfusz4life, grejust
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