I'm a slow learner, but was that the world's biggest stop loss snag before the plunge?

REDDIT.COMMar 23, 4:29 PM UTC

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  • The author speculates that a recent market event was orchestrated to trigger stop losses on short positions before a significant market decline. They suggest influential figures may be manipulating the market for personal gain, anticipating a SPY drop to 630 by Friday. This reflects bearish sentiment and potential short-term volatility.
I'm a slow learner, but was that the world's biggest stop loss snag before the plunge?

I won't even begin to try to analyze 🥭's thinking or motivations (scary place), but seems completely plausible that:

(a) there's a colossal amount of retail and industrial short positions, just waiting for the inevitable correction or even crash; and

(b) his billionaire buds would love nothing more than one last exit-liquidity spike, and to not have to pay out all those short positions; and

(c) he knows the market impact of his BS tweets is getting smaller and shorter lived, so why not do your friends a solid and send out a doozie to trigger a bunch of stops before the actual plunge?

If I'm right, SPY to 630 by Friday?

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