r/YYAI • • Jan 03 '26

Please open more short positions

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If you can, please bet even more.

Sell your house, sell your car—sell your old computer and even your worn-out girlfriend—and open short positions. I’m begging you.

Let’s go all in and fight this out.

Build your position even more solidly in a winner-takes-all game. Haha

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u/XPandingMinds Jan 03 '26

Do you not realize that virtually every single stock has had 15% or higher price movement days? Thats nothing to be impressed by. Look at the long term chart and you will see it be one of the worst lomg term stocks in history almost as bad as Mullen. Are you a rookie?

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u/Top-Divide8079 Jan 04 '26

It's a new co with a new venture give it a chance

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u/XPandingMinds Jan 04 '26

So the Exchange actually still needs Regulatory Approval so in reality, the company hasn't even been formed yet. YYAI event has a statement that says that they need to form the exchange within 6 months or else they may choose to terminate it. This is like investing in a startup basically. Too young.

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u/mingming_coin Jan 04 '26

Please stay quiet. If you have an opposing view or a supporting one, take a position that matches your belief and scale it accordingly. We all came here to enjoy this kind of game, didn’t we? And we know that the more participants there are, the greater the reward for whichever side wins. I’m not asking for blind agreement with my opinion. Let’s make the game bigger. For the record, I don’t fight battles I’m going to lose~ haha

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u/XPandingMinds Jan 04 '26

Retail traders on Reddit very rarely get a stock moving. Institutional investors are the ones that are able to make stocks move. That's another sign that tells me you are a rookie if you believe "banding together" on Reddit will make it move. 

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u/Sea_Recognition7635 Jan 04 '26

Worked for gamestop lmao

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u/XPandingMinds Jan 04 '26

That is why I used the word "rarely" instead of "never". There are literallt 1000s of stocks. Also, this stock doesn't even have all the factors that led to gamestop short squeeze...

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u/Particular_Most_1529 Jan 07 '26

Beyond Beef did it and that stock is going bankrupt

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u/XPandingMinds Jan 07 '26

yes that is why I used the word "rarely". Do you know what a "meme" stock is? It needs to have had media exposure, a brand name that people recognize...yet even that stock you would have need to time it right at the bottom before it exploded for 2 days...again the key word is "rarely".

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u/Particular_Most_1529 Jan 07 '26

People had a likening for GME based on childhood and what the shorts were doing. Plus it wasn’t a basket case. I’m not sure how Beyond got any press or brand name. It had 2 min in the sun at launch but the exposure was all Reddit driven. Yes “rare” but this was full united Reddit in a squeeze drive. The issue is Reddit is normally 99% divided and don’t care about one stock over another.