then why are you blaming the dum dums?
GME up over 100%.... what is going on now?
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then why are you blaming the dum dums?
Hey @destriero , to hear it in your own words, what exactly is a "forced cover" on short sales in stocks, and why/how is the mechanism it can occur? I am wondering if Salty can face that situation before he reaches the burn-out price of $2000 per share or whatever he said the death price is.
I think its when the balance in your account isn't large enough to cover the margin requirements and they (the broker) buy you in to cover for whatever the margin call is.
But you never know with Destriero... he's the king of abbreviations and jargon.
That's my guess though.
Because brokers do in fact do that.
Just ask me.
You stupid fuk, did you think, maybe for even a second, that maybe, just maybe, those are not freaking tons of things of zit cream on my desk, but instead zit cream containers that are empty, holding SOMETHING ELSE? Of course you didn't, you are too stupid. I am using them as storage containers for other substances you goon. And they were not even "zit cream" before being emptied, they were face cleaning pads. You couldn't even get that right lol. You are just dump dumb dum all which way around...
Amyl Nitrate? Meth?
Dude, as if it matters whether it's pads or cream. Why would you have so many empty Noxzema containers? You're a retarded hoarder/incel. What fucking fool posts a pic of their desk with shit crawling around? You can't be bothered to clean up? How about a leaf blower? Yeah, we know it's illicit shit, but ostensibly you kept these fucking jars from your teenage years bc it's obvious by your disgusting herpetic-hovel that you've never been laid... outside of "it rubs the Noxzema on its skin or it gets the hose again."
I know... it's all this priceless shit you keep close while losing your life savings on HODLing short GME. Broken fish tank hoods a good investment, Bro?
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I think its when the balance in your account isn't large enough to cover the margin requirements and they (the broker) buy you in to cover for whatever the margin call is.
But you never know with Destriero... he's the king of abbreviations and jargon.
That's my guess though.
Because brokers do in fact do that.
Just ask me.
From what I saw in a previous discussion about it, it wasn't something simple like a margin call, but something deeper or more complicated.
Oh.
Ok.
I have no idea then.
But the term "forced over" sure seems like that's what I spoke of.
Who remembers this one?
And now he's doing reverse mortgages, or Medicaire. One of those.
No idea what Farah's up to these days.
She should call the My Pillow guy.