“squeeze the silver shorts” - Azt lehet tudni hogy mekkora short pozíció van a silverben amit ki akarnak szedni? Szerintem az árupiaci termékeket nem tudják úgy megmozgatni mit a GME/AMC-t. Vagy jövő héten el fog szállni a silver? Ti hogy látjátok?
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Törölt felhasználó2021. 01. 29. 15:50
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Well, on Wednesday the 27th, two of the major short sellers of GME, Melvin Capital and Citron Research, were forced to cover their short positions at massive losses. On the other hand, numerous posts on WallStreetBets abounded telling of novice investors who were able to pay off medical bills, accelerate their savings accounts, or pay down mortgages thanks to their GME positions. In the midst of all this, hedge fund Melvin Capital desperately sought a cash infusion to help cover the losses from their now-underwater short positions. So, in came fellow hedge funds Citadel LLC and Point72 Asset Management, who pledged $2 billion and $750 million, respectively, in exchange for non-controlling revenue shares in the firm. But wait… Citadel? Why does that name sound familiar? Wait a minute… The Dark Side of the Moon So far, the sentiment in WallStreetBets has been “the little guys sticking it to Wall Street”. Certainly, the general vibe seems to feel as if retail investors have “won” a victory over the big hedge funds who have turned the markets into cash cows to milk at their own convenience. However, there’s another side to the story here… If you recall from our previous article on Robinhood, the favored discount trading platform of WallStreetBets and novice investors everywhere, Robinhood doesn’t actually handle their own order flow. Instead, Robinhood sends their orders to a number of market maker firms who execute the trades on their behalf.
And the lead recipient of Robinhood’s order flow, who gets over half of all of Robinhood’s trades, is Citadel Securities… part of the Citadel LLC group of companies, the same one that just “bailed out” Melvin Capital in exchange for a revenue share.
For a quick refresher, this order flow from Robinhood allows Citadel to “front-run” client orders by placing their own trades ahead of Robinhood users. And it also allows them to take the other side of the trade when it’s profitable for them. In other words, Citadel was handed information that WallStreetBets readers were looking to profit from a short squeeze on GME on a silver platter. And they didn’t know that just because it had become a hot topic on Reddit – they knew it because they could actually see the order flow and dollar volume going their way. From there, it wouldn’t take much to connect the dots and see who would stand to lose the most from those orders: hedge funds with significant short positions like Melvin Capital. Melvin Capital is not some sort of mismanaged failure of a fund. Since its inception in late 2014, Melvin Capital has been one of Wall Street’s best-performing firms. It’s grown from $1 billion in Assets Under Management from the start to over $20 billion prior to the GME run-up. And delivered over 50% returns to clients last year even after fees. So, when you think about Citadel being able to swoop in and purchase a revenue share of a historically strong-performing fund like Melvin Capital for bargain bin prices… you have to wonder… How early were they able to see the writing on the wall? Did they even accelerate the process themselves? Even when Wall Street loses, Wall Street still manages to win. The Rise of Retail Investors Of course, I’m not trying to make light of what retail investors, and WallStreetBets, have managed to accomplish. Though Wall Street still stands to profit the most from the whole debacle, countless retail investors have walked away with gains as well. And even just one month ago, the idea of retail investors being able to “take down” Wall Street hedge funds would have been unthinkable. Melvin Capital and Citron Research will survive, of course – rumors of them having to declare bankruptcy are greatly exaggerated. Melvin still plans on taking in another $1 billion in new money next month. And as Citron managing partner Andrew Left said on Wednesday “We’ll become more judicious when it comes to shorting stocks. Doesn’t mean the industry is dead, but it just means you have to be more specific.” This wave of investment euphoria has begun to spill over to other targets like AMC and Blackberry. There’s even been a call to action on the silver markets, to “squeeze the silver shorts” in order to trigger a new silver bull market: I can’t deny that many people out there have made tremendous gains in GME – 685% returns in just four weeks is the stuff of legends. But I also have to offer a word of caution for those of you who find yourselves getting caught up in the hype. Even though fundamental valuation has gone out the window in this instance, I still have to say this: GameStop’s business is not worth $450, not by any metric. With fundamental valuation gone by the wayside and even technical analysis breaking down, that means the forces driving GME’s meteoric rise are purely based on investor sentiment.
GME is only worth as much as it is because the people buying it believe it’s worth that much.
That’s the core of how markets really work. People buy what they think is going up. And sell what they think is going down. Lessons and the Next Phase This saga will continue. It’s the establishment vs the rebels. But, no matter how things end up, there are two lessons to take away from all this:
Retail investors are a serious force for change in the investment industry
Törölt felhasználó2021. 01. 29. 15:41
#35702
Nem tudom, mi lehet, de KBC rendszerben piaci áras megbízás kereken 10 perc után teljesült.
Tájékoztatjuk, hogy az USA-ban jegyzett társaságok részvényein alapuló részvényekre és CFD-re vonatkozó megrendeléseket elutasíthatják az Egyesült Államok piacain résztvevő brókerek által bevezetett korlátozások. A korlátozások befolyásolják a GameStop (GME.US) és az AMC Enternainment Holdings (AMC.US) részvények kereskedését. Ez az Egyesült Államokban jegyzett egyéb értékpapírokra is hatással lehet. A korlátozásokat vis maiornak kell tekinteni (az XTB ellenőrzésén kívül). Hétfőn egy tőzsdepánik?
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