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ID: cZSSeS3m/biz/60698564#60700330
7/28/2025, 3:55:09 AM
>>60700276
They really do grasp at straws like they are desperately trying to force reality to bend to the outcome they need.
I think the February 2023 BBBY squeeze was the breaking point. They turned on the algo and literally FORCED the company in to bankruptcy because the shorts could not afford to close without going bankrupt. They live or die on BBBY surviving and it shows.
Any rational person who invested in GME would actually be happy to see any short seller suffer some financial damage as they likely all dogpile in on the same longs to collateralize their shorts. If we start seeing sell offs due to BBBY then we could easily see GME short closing as well. But that logic escapes the silly shillies. It does not, however, escape those of us paying attention. They shills howl and scream and lament BBBY with a passion I do not even see in GME. The GME fudsters are phoning it in by comparison.
I am beside myself at how well things are going. We are all going to look like geniuses to everyone else in hindsight.
It reminds me of this book I read as a kid. The main character needed to cast a spell to revive his fellow heroes and part of the spell involved killing himself. He had to plunge in to a pit of tar on blind faith some archaic spell would work. After paying his life, he and all his friends erupted from the void as powerful new beings. That is us, the Towelchads. We took that leap of faith and the rest is history. The trade of a lifetime comes alone maybe once every decade. And it has already been proven 100% factually correct that we won.
They really do grasp at straws like they are desperately trying to force reality to bend to the outcome they need.
I think the February 2023 BBBY squeeze was the breaking point. They turned on the algo and literally FORCED the company in to bankruptcy because the shorts could not afford to close without going bankrupt. They live or die on BBBY surviving and it shows.
Any rational person who invested in GME would actually be happy to see any short seller suffer some financial damage as they likely all dogpile in on the same longs to collateralize their shorts. If we start seeing sell offs due to BBBY then we could easily see GME short closing as well. But that logic escapes the silly shillies. It does not, however, escape those of us paying attention. They shills howl and scream and lament BBBY with a passion I do not even see in GME. The GME fudsters are phoning it in by comparison.
I am beside myself at how well things are going. We are all going to look like geniuses to everyone else in hindsight.
It reminds me of this book I read as a kid. The main character needed to cast a spell to revive his fellow heroes and part of the spell involved killing himself. He had to plunge in to a pit of tar on blind faith some archaic spell would work. After paying his life, he and all his friends erupted from the void as powerful new beings. That is us, the Towelchads. We took that leap of faith and the rest is history. The trade of a lifetime comes alone maybe once every decade. And it has already been proven 100% factually correct that we won.
ID: gyJ+RhVu/biz/60535963#60540666
6/24/2025, 3:03:19 AM
>>60540386
At no point would a short seller who was convicted in his trade beg and plead to halt trading. He wants to stop trading because longs will dogpiling the stock even as they had to crush the price below the HBC threshold was. I think whatever algo was tamping down the price (this was HFT, and not market making) was being run by someone who ended up selling probably infinitely more shares than he wanted to. Supply/demand would have probably have let the price run higher. February 2023 the stock actually did squeeze. And it was PRECISELY that day, on February 6th 2023 that the barcode algo turned on and walked the price down under a dollar. It was completely fake, and you could see spoofed orders ALWAYS drowning out buy orders. 100% of every single buy order was shorted over 100% almost each and every candle. No matter how large the buy orders were coming in, they were always less than the sells. Virtu is a HFT company, and it looked significantly different than what Citadel does with GME.
It reminds me of a false flag event that took place in 1967 where the largest U.S. navy loss since Pearl Harbor occured. BBBY was being viciously attacked with the intent to sink the ship with no survivors. But the company will live to tell the tale. The sabotage failed.
At no point would a short seller who was convicted in his trade beg and plead to halt trading. He wants to stop trading because longs will dogpiling the stock even as they had to crush the price below the HBC threshold was. I think whatever algo was tamping down the price (this was HFT, and not market making) was being run by someone who ended up selling probably infinitely more shares than he wanted to. Supply/demand would have probably have let the price run higher. February 2023 the stock actually did squeeze. And it was PRECISELY that day, on February 6th 2023 that the barcode algo turned on and walked the price down under a dollar. It was completely fake, and you could see spoofed orders ALWAYS drowning out buy orders. 100% of every single buy order was shorted over 100% almost each and every candle. No matter how large the buy orders were coming in, they were always less than the sells. Virtu is a HFT company, and it looked significantly different than what Citadel does with GME.
It reminds me of a false flag event that took place in 1967 where the largest U.S. navy loss since Pearl Harbor occured. BBBY was being viciously attacked with the intent to sink the ship with no survivors. But the company will live to tell the tale. The sabotage failed.
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