Posted by DigiNomad on 7th of May 2024 at 01:57 pm
29% short ratio and a 115% quarterly EPS surprise.
Shorting seems like a recipe for getting your head squeezed off by
an WSB APE and paraded around the square before putting it on a
stake at the entry to the town
In the context of stock trading, "WSB" typically refers to
"WallStreetBets," which is a popular subreddit (online community)
on Reddit where participants discuss stock and option trading. It's
well-known for its aggressive trading strategies and its role in
driving the prices of certain stocks, often those with high short
interest or those considered highly speculative, such as
Carvana.
The mention of "high visibility in the WSB world" implies that
Carvana has been a topic of significant interest among the members
of WallStreetBets. This can lead to increased volatility and
trading volume as members of the subreddit may engage in
coordinated buying or selling based on shared strategies or
sentiments. As such, any stock that gains attention on
WallStreetBets is considered to have a potentially higher risk and
reward profile due to the possible influence of speculative trading
driven by the community's discussions.
Posted by DigiNomad on 7th of May 2024 at 10:08 pm
Haha. 2 out of the 3 paragraphs in this response were written by
AI....correct? My Dad does this all the time without editing
it to eliminate the telltale signs. He says it helps because
his mind isn't as quick anymore :)
You got me! I am familiar with Reddit, which I consider
mostly "normie types" who have some brains but live inside the
Overton Window. I was surprised that they as a group
actually game some tickers enough to move them enough strike my
stops....damn them. I tried for 3 hours to get AI to
make a reasonable One Line Electrical Diagram because I detest
doing those....complete and abject failure. Big Aloha Digi,
you have good contributions. LOL after I "wrote" this,
I had Carvana send me an email, first time.
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short the fraud? big gap
Posted by kingpin15 on 7th of May 2024 at 01:52 pm
short the fraud? big gap below
wow I can't believe that
Posted by matt on 7th of May 2024 at 02:03 pm
wow I can't believe that thing is back to 120, jeez
It's been a great short
Posted by DigiNomad on 7th of May 2024 at 02:13 pm
It's been a great short since posted! Just seems risky with the high short interest and high visibility in the WSB world.
29% short ratio and a
Posted by DigiNomad on 7th of May 2024 at 01:57 pm
29% short ratio and a 115% quarterly EPS surprise. Shorting seems like a recipe for getting your head squeezed off by an WSB APE and paraded around the square before putting it on a stake at the entry to the town
LOL, I prefer head intact! In
Posted by steveo on 7th of May 2024 at 06:53 pm
LOL, I prefer head intact!
In the context of stock trading, "WSB" typically refers to "WallStreetBets," which is a popular subreddit (online community) on Reddit where participants discuss stock and option trading. It's well-known for its aggressive trading strategies and its role in driving the prices of certain stocks, often those with high short interest or those considered highly speculative, such as Carvana.
The mention of "high visibility in the WSB world" implies that Carvana has been a topic of significant interest among the members of WallStreetBets. This can lead to increased volatility and trading volume as members of the subreddit may engage in coordinated buying or selling based on shared strategies or sentiments. As such, any stock that gains attention on WallStreetBets is considered to have a potentially higher risk and reward profile due to the possible influence of speculative trading driven by the community's discussions.
Haha. 2 out of the
Posted by DigiNomad on 7th of May 2024 at 10:08 pm
Haha. 2 out of the 3 paragraphs in this response were written by AI....correct? My Dad does this all the time without editing it to eliminate the telltale signs. He says it helps because his mind isn't as quick anymore :)
You got me! I
Posted by steveo on 8th of May 2024 at 03:28 am
You got me! I am familiar with Reddit, which I consider mostly "normie types" who have some brains but live inside the Overton Window. I was surprised that they as a group actually game some tickers enough to move them enough strike my stops....damn them. I tried for 3 hours to get AI to make a reasonable One Line Electrical Diagram because I detest doing those....complete and abject failure. Big Aloha Digi, you have good contributions. LOL after I "wrote" this, I had Carvana send me an email, first time.