Evening guys. I've been debating about posting this because people are naturally skeptical.
I don't normally give stock advice, because like an advice, people can either be very please with you or very angry with you. Let me start by saying I've done a LOT of research on this and in the last 3 days, I've made over $175K. Yep, one hundred and seventy five thousand dollars.
Let me also say, as with any investment, you should only risk what you can afford to lose. I'm not saying this because I think you will, but that's just a good rule regardless of how sure a thing you think or might not think it is.
Based on all the research I've done and the amount I have invested, I'm figuring I'll be a multi-millionaire in the next month or two.
I will attempt to explain it, but you'll be wise to do your own research vs. just taking my word for it. If you do a web search for amc short squeeze or gme short squeeze, there's a lot of information about it online and on youtube. If you heard about the squeeze for gme a few months ago, it is not done, but amc looks like it might be even better. I'm invested in both. Yes, I have many others, not just these.
Again,the explanations of others is probably way better than I can do, but here goes:
Shorting a stock is selling it when you don't own it, but the price is high. The idea or reasoning behind this is you expect the stock to drop. So you sell what you don't have at say $50 and then when the stock falls to $5, you make a $45 profit (minus interest and short fees). The problem and why AMC and GME are good for a major squeeze (many call it the Mother of All Short Squeezes or MOASS) is the hedge funds and unscrupulous brokers have sold phantom short stock and done it over and over. Their reason for doing this is drive the stock price down and make a fortune on their shorts. The entire time they hold the shorts, they have to pay interest on them (essentially, they've borrowed the money for the stock they don't own).
What a squeeze is. Real investors buy real stock. The price goes up. The hedge funds introduce more shorts in an attempt (sometimes successful) to drive the price down. Eventually, they will have to cover their shorts and that's when the squeeze occurs.
Again, do your own research and there are people out there who can explain it better, but often times they'll also use terms that most don't know or will require further research.
I send this to hopefully help others get a piece of this very lucrative pie. Totally your choice if you want to believe me or not and whether you want to risk it or not. You can thank me later if you do the research and get in.
If you have my number (many of you do) and you want to validate this is really me and someone hasn't hacked my account, ping me with a text.
I know first hand how well these have already done and based on my research, it's only the tip of the iceberg.
Maybe we'll all be able to retire at Golden Oaks.