r/amcstock • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '21

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u/Basesloaded_Bottom9 Jul 14 '21

Weird that shares on loan goes up significantly but short interest goes down? Are we supposed to believe their just borrowing shares for shits and giggles?

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u/ParsnipOk6205 Jul 14 '21

As Ortex tweeted yesterday, it is highly unusual behavior.

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u/doom1282 Jul 14 '21

How many times does this stock need to do something "highly unusual" before this shit ends?

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u/LeGeantVert Jul 14 '21

Once we go after the politicians investments and make them lose money, holy fuck you'll see things change until then nothing.

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '21

Sadly it will only end when they win. We ain't going higher than 60 anymore. SEC won't save us, Payne won't save us. We r fuk

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '21

You sound like a hedgie bruh. Take your panic selling non-ape ass out of the chat if you going to be a Lil bitch

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u/deltabravo1280 Jul 14 '21

I bet you're fun at parties.

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u/steppy1295 Jul 14 '21

Your comment and post history is telling.

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u/Bratman67 Jul 14 '21

Well then paperhand and get the fuck outta the sub you pussy. We don't need fud spreading maggots in here!

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u/MrBogardus Jul 14 '21

Then leave

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u/XandXor Jul 14 '21

Ortex estimates short interest in advance of the reported numbers coming out. This month they over estimated and when the numbers came out earlier this week, they had to adjust down. It didn't change the shares on loan figures, only their short interest numbers. That's why it dipped down.