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发表于 2021-1-30 12:53 PM
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There is an interesting point about the shorts in GME. They have to sell borrowed stock. The current interest rate that a short has to pay is over 100% per year for GME. The most a short can make is 100%, and that is when the stock goes to zero. Therefore, the short selling firms are risking more than they hope to make. Why would they do that? Because they believe that the probability is very high that they will make enough money to offset the terrible risk/reward. I, too, believe it is a high probability bet, but I think the math is better for me to trade other things.
大意是小散等着被收割吧。
现在做空GME股票要100%的利息
结果机构还是照样上,为什么?因为他们觉得肯定能赚钱。
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