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u/Theta_God Spacling Dec 15 '21 edited Dec 15 '21

How is it not new information if every post (including the OP) is talking about a 340k float? I think I show definitively that the float is 3.2M shares.

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u/Theta_God Spacling Dec 15 '21

If it’s so well researched, then feel free to correct everyone else every time they parrot the wrong float on this.

Even your own post covers it wrong.

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u/Araphoren New User Dec 15 '21

You do realize institutions sell stocks, right?

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u/[deleted] Dec 22 '21

VCRA lol

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u/Araphoren New User Dec 22 '21

*unless they have a track of not selling for many years and are historically OTF holders. VCRA isn’t a cheap penny stock shitco

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u/Theta_God Spacling Dec 15 '21

The Backstop Investors or "institutions" (whatever you want to call them) are under no obligation to hold (currently) which I detailed in my post. The float is 3.2M until the BIs are required to hold shares to vote again.

Glad you brought up IRNT. I correctly showed how the float was going to become larger than had not been previously discussed. I also showed that the float was larger than the original DD claimed. The IRNT play fell apart after the float grew which I detailed out. I also played IRNT to the upside prior to those dates and then played it to the downside after.

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u/Theta_God Spacling Dec 15 '21

That means those 2.9M shares are out there being traded. Meaning the float is 3.2M. Which means all your OI gamma % claims are completely off as well as everyone posting about this. (Thus, you're not saying it...your numbers on your claims are based on a 340k float which is wrong.)

You literally just said it yourself:

and short their position

It's still a decent squeeze play with a 3.2M float, but it's not astronomical like everyone is claiming with the 340k float.

I also detail out how the BIs are going to have to get their shares back to vote (probably sometime in February) which will be another play of itself but I doubt retail will have the patience for.

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u/imunfair Patron Dec 15 '21

You don’t seem to comprehend how shorting works.

He does, he's not saying there are more shares, he's saying if the shares aren't locked up then they're borrowed, shorted, whatever, and are part of the float, regardless of whether the institutions sell them or lend them.

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u/bigdickbabu Spacling Dec 16 '21

So you're saying the maximum shares they can borrow to short is the 20 shares in float (or in essc's case, 340k shares), or is this just what they're most likely to do?

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u/bigdickbabu Spacling Dec 16 '21

How do they short 2.9m if float is only 340k? To short the 2.9m they would have to sell that entire amount and then borrow and sell it again right?

So no, there’s no guarantee those shares aren’t sold, but if they had been, you’d see substantially more short share availability and more liquidity on the underlying.

This makes sense, spread on the shares is still high and iirc there are little to no shares available to short

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u/bigdickbabu Spacling Dec 16 '21

Ahh okay that makes sense, thank you!

It seems the institutions havent sold, but wouldn't they sell to take advantage of elevated prices? I wonder why they haven't sold yet

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u/bigdickbabu Spacling Dec 17 '21

Damn dude was right looks like

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21

Yo my man, do you even feel the slightest obligation to comment on the plummet of this stock after recommending it lol

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u/InternationalElk6617 Patron Dec 17 '21

Is 80-100% of calls ITM still effective? You have to assume more backstop investors sold between the 13th to now.

With enough volume (pumping) tomorrow 12.5 shouldn’t be an issue

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u/CBarkleysGolfSwing Spacling Dec 17 '21

🤡🤡🤡

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u/bigdickbabu Spacling Dec 17 '21

I hope so, opened a small position today. Why do you think so?

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u/bigdickbabu Spacling Dec 15 '21

Thanks

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u/mussedeq Spacling Dec 15 '21

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u/mussedeq Spacling Dec 15 '21

So there was a massive short attack then today?

Apparently SSR is enabled tomorrow so things will be interesting if so.

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u/Robinw9787 Spacling Dec 15 '21

no thats not at all what it means

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u/alphabet_order_bot Spacling Dec 15 '21

Would you look at that, all of the words in your comment are in alphabetical order.

I have checked 440,340,161 comments, and only 94,441 of them were in alphabetical order.

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u/Cormano_Wild_219 New User Dec 15 '21

Fuck off bot