On WallStreetBets Forum, DFV posted a new post at 1 p. m.
This time he did not post a screenshot of his position, only a long article.
The title only has one sentence - "They want us to panic. We don't."
"Iceberg sent out a Short Selling report this morning.
They say GME is worth ten to fifteen dollars.
They said Era Vanguard is almost out of bullets.
They said that retail investors should panic, cut off their profits, and hand over their chips to them.
I read the report three times.
Every time I read it I was more certain of one thing - Iceberg was not doing research.
They are harvesting.
They saw GME's stock price rise from nine yuan to forty-eight yuan,
I saw Short Sellers being forced to breathe near the forty-six block,
Saw retail investors unite and refuse to sell.
They panicked.
They need to use a decent-looking Short Selling report to push the stock price back while retail investor sentiment continues to rise.
In this way, they can close their positions at low prices, pocket the profits, and then turn around and leave, leaving a pile of chicken feathers behind.
But Iceberg forgot one thing.
They forget why we buy GME.
We don't buy GME because its Financial Report looks good.
We buy GME because the Short Selling ratio reached 105% at its highest--
The amount of Circulating Supply loaned out to Short Selling exceeded the actual number of shares in circulation.
We buy GME because the average cost of Short Sellers is less than ten yuan. They have borrowed the same batch of stocks Short Selling three, four, and five times in the past five years.
We buy GME because Ryan Cohen is using his own money to bring this company back from death, and Short Sellers just wants to wait for it to die.
We bought GME because Era Vanguard also participated in this unprecedented Short Squeeze game. Using real gold Silver tells us that this company is not garbage.
Iceberg said Era Vanguard is almost out of bullets.
This sentence is correct.
The position of Era Vanguard has reached 9.6%, which is only 0.39 percentage points away from the upper limit of 9.99%.
They can no longer buy in large quantities.
But Iceberg missed one thing - the bullets fired by Era Vanguard will not be taken back.
Those shares are locked. They are not for sale. The 4.9 million shares of Era Vanguard,
Ryan Cohen's nine million shares, DFV's 100,000 shares, and every share held by thousands of retail investors on WSB --
None of these chips are sell orders.
Short Sellers wanted to buy back the stock to close their position, but they couldn't.
Because no one is selling it.
Iceberg in forty-eight pieces Short Selling.
Their bailout line is around 60 yuan.
They added a net of five million shares of Short Position today. Five million shares.
They thought these five million shares could push the stock price down.
But they forgot that GME's total Short Position is 50 million shares.
The stampede for 50 million shares has not yet begun.
The five million shares Iceberg added today just added another five million bombs to an already overcrowded room.
When the stock price rises to 60 yuan, when the insurance call line is broken down, when the brokerage starts Forced Liquidation--Iceberg's five million shares will be involved in the stampede.
Their Short Position will become the fuel for the next round of liquidation.
I know many of you are panicking this morning.
I saw someone posting on the forum saying 'Era Vanguard is almost out of bullets, we should run'.
I saw someone selling it for around 48 yuan.
I understand your fears. I'm human too.
When my position changed from 3.4 million to 2.7 million, I stayed up all night.
When I said "I won't leave" to the camera in the video, my hands were shaking.
But you know what I did today? I bought it again.
I bought more GME. My holding cost is now higher than Era Vanguard.
But I don't care. Because I know what I'm doing. I'm not betting on a stock.
I am telling Wall Street--You cannot limit Short Selling one company and then expect retail investors to hand over their chips at the lowest point.
You can't borrow the same stock five times and expect us to pay for it for you.
You can't write a Short Selling report and expect us to panic.
What are we going to do? It's simple.
Hold the chips, don't sell. Everyone, every share.
Don't let Iceberg get the chips they want at $48.
Let them be stuck at forty-eight yuan. Let them watch the stock price rise to sixty yuan, to eighty yuan, to one hundred yuan.
Let them make a margin call. Let them receive a call from the brokerage at three o'clock in the morning.
Let them taste what retail investors have tasted - fear, despair, and being unable to sleep all night.
This is not an investment. This is a war.
Iceberg, Melvin, Point72, Citadel--they Short Selling GME for five years.
They knocked the company from twenty dollars to three dollars.
They let thousands of retail investors cut their profits at the lowest point. They thought they won.
But they forgot one thing. When the chips are concentrated in the hands of a few people, and these people refuse to sell - Short Sellers is over.
The math is simple. They need to buy back 50 million shares.
There are less than 5 million shares of sell orders on the market.
When 50 million shares of Buying Pressure hit a market with only 5 million shares for sale, the stock price would rise to a level that Short Sellers himself could not believe.
I won't sell today. I won't sell tomorrow.
It won't be sold next month either. You can follow me or not.
But if you choose to follow me, please remember one thing - we are not betting on a stock.
We are telling Wall Street that they cannot limit Short Selling to one company and then expect retail investors to hand over their chips at the lowest point.
Someone has to do this. If no one does it, they will do this to other companies next time.
Iceberg said Game Over.
I said, Game Stop--Stop Short Selling. Stop harvesting.
Stop treating retail investors like fools.
Today, it is time for us to tell them this.
Hold the line."
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