![]() Also, it is much more realistic in regards to market cap as opposed to the absurd 100K Apes.□ You're welcome! □ Now let's make History. So expect a share price range of $4650 to $9000. I try to make explanations as simple as possible, and I try not to use typ. ![]() Sure, some will hodl, but I suspect most won't, thereby the coalition going their separate ways, and now with shares available the price will begin to drop, which will then motivate other Apes to sell their positions, and essentially we will be at the beginning of the end for the MOASS. We are lucky to be part of history, the GME short squeeze will never be forgotten. I find it hard to believe that the majority of these shareholders pass on the opportunity to becomes millionaires. Thus, at $9000 a share the average $AMC investor would make approximately $1.080,000. How long will they hodl? It's tough to gauge, but the average $AMC investor owns 120 shares. Now there is one more variable, this formula is assuming that $AMC Apes will act like Volkswagen Short Squeezers, when we know from Ape nation they have those #DiamondHands, so they are likely to hodl longer, decreasing the available supply, when demand is high, as Hedges will want to close their short positions, thus driving up the price further. Now let's attempt to account for Naked Shorts, it's likely double the SI at 160%, but let's just be conservative and say 50% more short interest that would increase the overall share price to $4650 a share, so everyone should hodl at least to this amount. Therefore, assuming shorts begin to cover at a $100 we can expect an increase of $AMC from $100 to $500, but $AMC short interest was 78.97%, which is 6 times more than 12% so $500 becomes $3000 a share. In other words, VW’s ordinary stock was overvalued compared to its peers. The consensus of analyst reports at the time suggested that the voting stock of VW was expected to decrease to EUR 140 per share or less in the foreseeable future. So an increase of $254 to $1261 is 5 times with 12% short interest. The Porsche-VW squeeze of October 2008 is therefore an interesting and important short squeeze to study. Now likely Hedges have an algorithm to start covering short positions most likely triggered at the latest at a $100. MANHATTAN (CN) - A federal judge dismissed a 2 billion lawsuit filed by a group of 39 hedge funds, claiming that Porsche cornered the market on Volkswagen. On Feb 1st $AMC's short interest was 78.97%. Volkswagen went from $254 to $1261 with a 12% short interest rate.
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