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When do we sell? A quick guide for GME Army. (SECRET TO DIAMOND HAND 💎🙌 )

Too much disinformation about when to sell. I'm tired of seeing people paper handing GME when it drops by 20%, or saying to sell Friday (BTW DO NOT FUCKING SELL FRIDAY OR I WILL COME OVER THERE AND DO STUFF TO YOU!) so here is the DEFINITIVE guide on how to play the ending.

First, we need to understand what is "Days to Cover" or "Short Ratio" .
Official definition:

Days to cover, also called short ratio, measures the expected number of days to close out a company's issued shares that have been shorted.

Days to cover is calculated by taking the number of currently shorted shares and dividing that amount by the average daily trading volume for the company in question.
A high 'days to cover' ratio can often signal a potential short squeeze.
Dumbed down version:

- imagine you're Melvin Capital and you have 1 million dildos up your ass. How long will it take to get all those dildos out of your ass? If the volume of dildo removing is 1 per day, then it'll take 1 million days to remove 1 million dildos up your ass. If it's 50,000 dildos a day, then it's 20 days.

- Same thing with covering short positions. How long will it take Melvin Capital and other shorters to cover their short positions? You take alllll the shorted shares, divided by the average volume of share movement per day, and you get something called "Days to Cover"

Now you know what day's to cover means, you can check many websites to see what is the days to cover for GME.[...] = 6 days

hxxps://shortsqueeze.com//shortinterest/stock/term2.php?s=GME = 6.3 days
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GME/key-statistics?p=GME = 5.78 days

So you can see, even if Melvin Capital wants to cover their shorts, it's gonna take them DAYS, and right now it's gonna take them an entire trading week to cover their position.
So what does that mean for us?

Well, we're just waiting for the day when Melvin Capital starts covering their position. When is that day? VERY FUCKING SOON. They're are bleeding out of their ass with the insane interest rate they're paying for their position, and a lot of puts are expiring on Friday, plus a lot of ITM (in the money) calls expire Friday and can be exercised to get shares.

Friday might be the day where Melvin Capital have no choice BUT to start covering.
Now, IF this happens, then it's not gonna take Melvin Capital 1 hour to cover all their shorts, but DAYS. Meaning if Melvin capital starts covering FRIDAY, it will take them at LEAST 5 DAYS to fully cover, which means ALL of next week, the price will keep increasing and increasing! So realistically I'd say Weds or Thurs next week might be peak sell time, IF the covering starts Friday. No need to panic sell. No need to worry about a top that lasts for minutes. It will LAST FOR DAYS!!!!!

Now, CNBC and all of the MM's and corrupt media will fool you into thinking Melvin Capital has already covered their shorts or some other bullshit, but don't believe it. It takes DAYS to do so!

The only numbers you should be looking at is the short ratio. If it's getting smaller, then the squeeze has begun. If it's still at fucking 138-140% like it is now, NOTHING EVEN HAPPENED YET.

We're at fucking $250 after hours and the shorts still haven't begun to cover yet! Imagine when they do? $1000 is actually a very low estimate, and is no longer a meme number. If we all play it right and hold while shorts cover, we can literally squeeze this to infinity as they try to cover.

TL:DR = ACTUALLY FUCKING READ IT AND HOLD MOTHER FUCKERS HOOOOLLLDDDD. WE'RE ROBBING WALLSTREET TOGETHER!!!!!'

La verdad es que si eso es cierto, podemos ver GME la semana que viene en los 1.000$...

Entiendo que los de Melvin estan esperando a que flaqueen los redditters, toda esa gente que compro 20k acciones a 3 pavos y que ahora tiene millones en el broker... no vender sería un suicidio...

Quiero y espero que la SEC o quien quiera que tenga competencias acabe cerrando este tipo de foros. Salvo estos tíos, a nadie le interesa esta locura, ni a los institucionales ni al ahorrador medio. 

Por todo lo que he leído en WSB, parece que muchos de los que iban corto en GME, empezaron a jugar sucio de verdad.

Entraron un montón de bots en WSB, publicitando otras acciones, supongo que para despistar y dividir al enemigo. Entre esas acciones estaban NOK, BB y AMC. Al parecer el administrador de WSB se dio cuenta de la jugada, y todos los bots empezaron a ser baneados.

La CNBC corrió la noticia falsa de que los cortos se habían cerrado, haciendo que GME se desplomara. Pero un usuario de WSB hizo cuentas y no le cuadraba, lo expuso en el foro y GME volvió a subir un 150%

Dicen en el foro que hubo un ataque coordinado a los principales brokers, lo cierto es que leí a un montón de foreros de investing que no podían comprar en diferentes brokers, etoro, revolut etc, yo mismo experimenté ese problema en Degiro.

Twitter también se llenó de bots, esto a mi ya me hizo sospechar y salté a última hora de $BB. En el AH ya llevá un -10%, creo que hoy va haber una sangría en mucha de esas acciones.

NOK -9%, AMC - 26% AH

Entonces  debieran prohibir tambien la venta de acciones que no son suyas....  por que asi es el juego no?   las dos cosas son "maliciosas" 

Pues para gravar con impuestos los servicios esenciales, que más esenciales que la salud, el regalito que le ha hecho Ayuso a la sanidad privada. 700 euros por enfermo de Covid en planta, y 2100 si entran en la UCI. Por día. Justo el triple de los que pedía la misma patronal en Marzo del año pasado. Despues de gastar 135 millones en el Zendal. Eso también lo pagamos con impuestos. Vaya con las redes clientelares ¿Cuantos brazos habrá que cortar por encima del codo?

Se arregla en la medida que los desplumen con caídas severas del mercado.

Pero no crean que los Hedge Funds con mejores que estos chavales.