GME / Wallstreet Bets

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  • Research Associate in HF - Event
2y 

pretty simple: read about mismatch in # of borrowable shares vs. true non-stagnant float vs. shorted shares, what happened in 2008 with Porsche/Volkswagen and how some underestimate the power of many tens or hundreds of thousands of retail accounts, being assisted by HFTs, buying anywhere from $5000 to $1mm+ of this shit during mania moment in market.

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CuriousCharacter, what's your opinion? Comment below:

S3 Partners has short interest of available float still WAY above 100%...

How exactly does this work?

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jamesdohm, what's your opinion? Comment below:

No, SEC is strict on naked shorts.

Let's say you own 100 shares of BA. And then let's say you lend your 100 shares to me so I can sell them short. I go ahead and sell those 100 shares to Jack. Jack is brilliant like you, and he proceeds to do the same thing: he lends his shares to Jane, and Jane sells those 100 shares short to Jill. 

Throughout this whole process, there's only 100 shares, but there have been two short transactions. Mathematically, it looks like 200 shares have been shorted. Jane and I would each need to buy 100 shares -- there were two short transactions, so now there must be two buy transactions -- to cover our positions. Normally, when there's a lot of time between transactions, that's not a problem (Jane buys back her 100 shares, returns them to Jack, I buy back my 100 shares from Jack, return them to you); but in a short squeeze, Jane and I are trying to buy 200 shares when only 100 actually exist. Note at no point, though, were the shares naked.

The reserve requirement / money multiplier functions similarly to expand or contract money supply. 

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PrivateTechquity 🚀GME+BBBYQ🧸, what's your opinion? Comment below:

I don't know the actual parties involved, but a friend of mine at a MM speculated that the spike noon-1 was someone's fund getting blown up. Fs to pay respect boys.

The obedient always think of themselves as virtuous rather than cowardly - Robert A. Wilson

If you don't have any enemies in life you have never stood up for anything - Winston Churchill

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PrivateTechquity 🚀GME+BBBYQ🧸, what's your opinion? Comment below:

You're right, screw em. I hope we see it go to $1000!

The obedient always think of themselves as virtuous rather than cowardly - Robert A. Wilson

If you don't have any enemies in life you have never stood up for anything - Winston Churchill

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PrivateTechquity 🚀GME+BBBYQ🧸, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Multi-manager. Platforms where multiple PMs manage independent leveraged sleeves of capital with strict draw-down and vol requirements like Millennium, Citadel, Exodus, P72, etc.

Edit: Why the heck did people toss shit at this? He asked me what I meant by MM, and I was referring to a friend at a MM hedge fund not market maker

The obedient always think of themselves as virtuous rather than cowardly - Robert A. Wilson

If you don't have any enemies in life you have never stood up for anything - Winston Churchill

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T Boone Pickens, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Any thoughts on the relative impact of the reddit folks vs. actual funds piling in today / yesterday?

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PeRmAnEnTiNtErN, what's your opinion? Comment below:

They are saying that they are locked out because the hedge funds contacted the brokers and locked them out purposefully.  

Where I am confused is.  It looks like the GME is so illiquid and the reditors have broken the market.  If the market is broken, then you need to halt trading to fix it (ie circuit breakers as one example).  I agree that if they are just blocking them out to block out traders that's wrong.  but if all these shares are trading and not  enough liquidity is in the market to clear orders what happens. I imagine fixed contracts need to trade first.  thus Options and Shorts get filled first then you can repoen to buying.  I know usually orders are a first come first serve, but it seems fishy that no one would step in to try and assist the market with liquidity.    

  • Analyst 2 in S&T - Other
2y 

The shit is hilarious, I don't get how some of these people won't get SEC cucked. Legitimately pumping this stock 50%+ in a single day and absolutely shredding whoever had shorts on.

My guess is that borrows were virtually non existent mid day and institutionals were trying to get anything long on they could. Also LMAO at the reddit post today telling people to opt out of any securities borrowing programs with brokers

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Leverage Hero, what's your opinion? Comment below:

I'm sure MMs have set up some controls after Friday. This is pure comedy though. Full retardation from reddit yolo'ers could potentially save the company....if they take advantage of this and sell stock right now at these prices they could easily wipe out all the debt. 

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  • Analyst 3+ in PE - Other
2y 

WSBers are just a factor of the momentum, the driving force is ECOM Stud Daddy Ryan Cohen 🚀🚀🚀 Read up on what he did with Chewy and what some of the turnaround theses for GME look like with him at the helm.

Edit: Toss more shit you hedgies, you got caught with your flank exposed by a bunch of retail investors armed with stimulus checks and free time. You should feel embarrassed, and I will thoroughly enjoy buying a new Lambo this weekend courtesy of your LPs. I hope none of you were expecting bonuses ;)

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PotatoSalad19, what's your opinion? Comment below:

This is ridiculous. There is no turnaround for GME... it is the "blockbuster" of 2021. They have 5,500 plus stores dedicated to selling video games, which will be 99% digital in a few years. What is left, silly gaming merchandise and esports jerseys? You don't need 5,500 stores for that...

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AlexandruGabriel, what's your opinion? Comment below:
 

WSBers are just a factor of the momentum, the driving force is ECOM Stud Daddy Ryan Cohen 🚀🚀🚀 Read up on what he did with Chewy and what some of the turnaround theses for GME look like with him at the helm.

Edit: Toss more shit you hedgies, you got caught with your flank exposed by a bunch of retail investors armed with stimulus checks and free time. You should feel embarrassed, and I will thoroughly enjoy buying a new Lambo this weekend courtesy of your LPs. I hope none of you were expecting bonuses ;)

Where's your Lambo? 
Hopefully you still have internet connection at the homeless shelter 

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peayjw, what's your opinion? Comment below:

This is a total joke. There is nothing fundamental about GME's move to nearly ~$400. The reversion back into the world of sanity this week is proof of that. This is a massive group of retail investors pushing the needle.

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  • Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
2y 

I find it absolutely hilarious that a bunch of retarded psychos on reddit are blowing up legitimate investors at hfs with this shit. imagine spending your entire life honing your craft of investing, only to have a bunch of maniacs meme a stock to the moon and wreck you

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  • Prospect in IB - Gen
2y 

Ur moms a whore

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  • Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
2y 

#triggered

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tylerdurdensoaptrader, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Well on the contrary...

“The markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent."

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CuriousCharacter, what's your opinion? Comment below:

I find it absolutely hilarious that a bunch of retarded psychos on reddit are blowing up legitimate investors at hfs with this shit. imagine spending your entire life honing your craft of investing, only to have a bunch of maniacs meme a stock to the moon and wreck you

If you're getting your fund blown up by a bunch of children on Reddit, you're a fucking hack and deserve to have your career wrecked.

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sofib09, what's your opinion? Comment below:

This comment makes me LOL every time I read it.

It's like efficient market hypothesis gave way to YOLO market hypothesis, and nobody knows what to do anymore.

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Nouveau Richie, what's your opinion? Comment below:

It's still the market being efficient, the measurements of value just changed

“Millionaires don't use astrology, billionaires do”
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CreditAnalyst85, what's your opinion? Comment below:

If you think these "institutional" guys at hedge funds aren't exactly like the retards on WSB then I'm about to shatter your world.  Don't put these momentum monkeys on a pedestal, there's way more encouraging each other to pile on and push stuff around to make a quick buck than you can ever imagine.  They're just gambling other people's money.

  • Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
1y 

forgot i made this post a year back but i dont disagree. HF performance constantly underperforming S&P should say everything 

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ib or die, what's your opinion? Comment below:

What does BK mean in this context?

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  • Analyst 3+ in PE - Other
2y 

Yes, they've been increasing their short position heavily. Stock has so much further to fall now and they think they can fight the sentiment. This just increases the impact of a squeeze though, so much for being smart managers. I guess they didn't pay attention to Tesla.

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JAB123, what's your opinion? Comment below:

I think it's hilarious. Some guy on there turned $50k into $11M, no joke. (Reddit.com/u/deepfuckingvalue)

But unfortunately the SEC is going to get involved with this at some point and WSB will be shut down by the end of the year. They've flown too close to the sun by getting all this attention in the mainstream media.

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tankmaster777, what's your opinion? Comment below:

This, this, and more of this. 

What is the SEC going to say. Hey you individual investor. You can't buy stock in a company for a price you want? 

The SEC has minimal power here. 

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fvckthisbs69, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Not exactly. The role of the SEC is to bring legitimacy and stability to the market, which this provides the opposite of. Money Stuff had a great blurb on this today, I highly recommend you check this out. The SEC probably won't pursue this, but they do have an actual case.

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Obelix99, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Perhaps the SEC will find a creative way of resolving this type of issue. Perhaps setting rules to which degree companies can be shorted. Wasn't GameStop shorted twice as many times as there were actual shares outstanding? This type of rule would prevent such extreme short squeezes going forward.

  • Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
2y 

and you have professors still claiming markets are efficient 

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fvckthisbs69, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Even though I don't believe in the EMH, it still explicitly states markets are only efficient in the long run and in times of volatility, you will see a greater than normal disconnect between the market and reality.

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Sumerian, what's your opinion? Comment below:

This is worth a bump lol.

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Goldmansballsacks, what's your opinion? Comment below:

This is actually nothing like the LTCM bailout. The LTCM bailout was orchestrated to keep the financial system from collapsing, the reason for this bailout is so that Melvin has enough capital to stave off the squeeze and continue making money for Cohen and Griffin as they had already invested in Melvin previously.

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  • Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
2y 

I want to see Melvin get driven into the ground from this 

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DavidFosterWallace, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Might as well be already. Getting a bailout is the ultimate shame for a hf, and the fact that this one is so public is even worse. If this squeeze doesn't obliterate them (which, after the activities of today is a reasonable scenario), they'd have to make some pretty fucking amazing returns quickly to not have their LP's pull out as soon as they can (which may be a while, but a slow death is a death all the same).

Imagine being the head of some teacher's pension fund and losing all their retirements on fucking gamestop lmao.

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Solow123, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Hey, newbie here.

How do HFs even get bailouts? They are kinda the opposite of an industry essential to business function right? Or are these a different type of bailout or something?

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rumplestiltskin, what's your opinion? Comment below:

This is the tail risk he was selling with trades like that and making his position public. Maybe a great investor but risk management and trading skills are just as important. Probably deserves to be out of business for arrogantly holding on and not stopping out a very long time ago.  It doesn't matter if you are right if you can't stay in the game long enough to realize your thesis.  That is a big thing that people do not understand on this forum - implementation, trading, risk management are why PMs get paid so much.

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Nouveau Richie, what's your opinion? Comment below:

PeRmAnEnTiNtErN

Aww yes I am sure the WSB crowd is managing risk so well right now.  

They truly are. They are collectively distributing risk over a huge number of people, it's excellent risk management.

“Millionaires don't use astrology, billionaires do”
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Bob Diamond, what's your opinion? Comment below:

They'll be a stock "meme factor" in future risk models probably

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tankmaster777, what's your opinion? Comment below:
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fvckthisbs69, what's your opinion? Comment below:

I said this above:

I think the key differentiator is 1. the fact that mass media picked up on this, creating a positive feedback loop of retail investors pouring in with FOMO 2. Discontent with institutional investors during the pandemic as millions lose jobs and die, while Wall Street has a record year. Once institutional money sells off their positions in GME and collects their risk-free leveraged gains (thanks to retail traders), you'll see a ton of people lose their savings overnight, scaring off people from doing this again for a while.

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IhateKetchup, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Everyone on this website will shit on wallstreetbets bc we work for the companies in which all these institutional investors work with the hedge funds, etc. Now that retail investors made a quick buck, they are seen as stupid or dumb. And I know I'll get monkey shit bc most of everybody on here is defending rich people than the working class trying to also make money as elites who invest in these funds been manipulating the markets for decades. Stop trying to make an argument of retail vs institutional. Institutional investors pushed the stock down as they been shorting it for a while now and now that you have kids with Robinhood accounts making huge returns on options, I find this just hilarious how tables are turning.

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  • Summer Associate in IB - Cov
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tankmaster777, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Its absolutely real investing... You just need to recognize the game theory and market psychology behind it. They found something they could exploit and they are doing so. 

"real investors" do this all the time. no one understands everything in the market. These people just understand slightly less. 

  • Analyst 2 in IB - Cov
2y 

not to mention the person they took down worked for SAC Capital

yeah...im totally sure Steve and all his star SAC Capital boys were COMPLETELY unaware of all the insider trading going on there.   Totally removed.

couldnt happen to a more deserving crew of characters (100% ded fkn srs)

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  • Associate 3 in HF - EquityHedge
2y 

Lol I think you have it the other way around. Look at the ratio of SB to MS on the posts calling for Melvin to blow up (I think Pizz got like 12-0 or better in the other thread). Truth is we are (were) all a little jelly of them. That's where the schadenfreude comes from. Watching people who were soaring above us get cut down to size. It's ugly but hey that's humans for you.

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calvincoolridge, what's your opinion? Comment below:

LMAO Melvin deserves to die. Imagine managing state employee pension funds of average people and having naked short risk on and advertising your position. Fuck this guy what an idiot risk manager. 

This 100%. Imagine having analysts cranking away on models 6 days a weekn in theoffice (they had a brutal ib like culture) only to lose it all on naked shorts on a video game store.  What a bunch of losers (srs).

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ConfusedGuru, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Fuck that guy and his 6 Miami homes. He's finally facing some accountability for his reckless investments with ordinary people's money, and I'm here for it. Steve's "star protégé" lmao

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bfin, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Melvin capital isn't going to die. It's dead. Murdered if they didn't cover already. Anyone who is short who didn't cover is dead. Every single option solid before 1/25 is in the money on Friday. EVERY SINGLE ONE. If you are naked short, your dead on Friday. Actually every short sold before today is currently ITM, at current prices. 

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asian47, what's your opinion? Comment below:

if you want to bet on timing the market, yes

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Richard.5, what's your opinion? Comment below:

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  • Intern in IB - Gen
2y 

I bought some very overpriced puts yesterday... not looking great rn

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  • Intern in PE - Growth
2y 

Congrats, looks like you might have minted

  • Prospect in IB-M&A
2y 

got wrecked

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Nouveau Richie, what's your opinion? Comment below:

F

“Millionaires don't use astrology, billionaires do”
  • Associate 1 in IB-M&A
2y 

Do we know that Melvin was running this short naked? You would've thought people  would learn after Ackman's HLF flop. Not defending Melvin but I guess analysts don't run a sensitivity analysis of PnL impact when the stock goes +500%...

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Alt-Ctr-Left, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Caught a whiff on this on Reddit in early January and bought $20 calls that expired worthless on 1/8. Whoops. 

"I don't know how to explain to you that you should care about other people."

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bankeroobanker, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Mmm what would they be worth post the Elon tweet?

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Alt-Ctr-Left, what's your opinion? Comment below:

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Mmm what would they be worth post the Elon tweet?

I bought $250 of them for 59 cents a piece. The same call option with this Friday's expiration closed at $125 today. So that's about $250 -> $50,000.

"I don't know how to explain to you that you should care about other people."

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CuriousCharacter, what's your opinion? Comment below:

You think that's bad? I bought a handful of Jan 2022 calls with a strike price of $12 for $0.73 back on March 10 2020...

I sold them on March 28th 2020 for $5.20...

:s

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HuskySized, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Brutal. I guess just HODL when it comes to meme stocks? 

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Alt-Ctr-Left, what's your opinion? Comment below:

CuriousCharacter

You think that's bad? I bought a handful of Jan 2022 calls with a strike price of $12 for $0.73 back on March 10 2020...

I sold them on March 28th 2020 for $5.20...

:s

a 7x return is never a bad thing! (except when it could have been 30,000x)

"I don't know how to explain to you that you should care about other people."

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  • Intern in IB-M&A
2y 

You would think that Cohen/Griffin -- as part of agreement re: infusion -- made Plotkin hedge his original short position... right?   

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ITNAmatter, what's your opinion? Comment below:

could they have bought up the equivalent so that when the squeeze happens, they can make it a perfectly smooth transaction 

path less traveled

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rumplestiltskin, what's your opinion? Comment below:

This idea that it was all random kids on WSB is totally wrong.  You think that professionals didn't smell blood too here?  Classically stupid to basically announce exactly where the price would need to go to in order to blow them up and complete the stop out after putting it in the WSJ.  I almost fell off my chair  when I read that.

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fvckthisbs69, what's your opinion? Comment below:

To be fair, it's a common tactic of funds to announce short positions, because that usually helps you. Just didn't expect the retail investors to meme it, and other institutional investors seeing an opportunity to utilize the retail traders to leverage their positions.

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DavidFosterWallace, what's your opinion? Comment below:

After the Herbalife shenanigans years ago (which was total bullshit fwiw, that should have been declared a pyramid scheme and illegal lmao) and this, you really gotta wonder if it'll change the dynamics of announcing short positions.

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makrxx, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Don't know much about the options market so can someone dissect what is to happen? Understand most of the calls expire this Friday and if it dosen't go below $60 (that was the max strike then right?), the MMs have to buy back c.8m shares in the open market next week?

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feynmancuck, what's your opinion? Comment below:

MMs don't sell naked calls. It'll be dynamically delta-hedged. There calls are too deep ITM (close to delta 100) so MMs don't need to buy any more stock on expiry

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jengajengo, what's your opinion? Comment below:
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ITNAmatter, what's your opinion? Comment below:

if some smart hedge fund guy could clear this up, that would be amazing

path less traveled

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Phat Nuts, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Interesting not to see anyone talking about the RH, Citadel, and WSB triangle here. All the retail investors on WSB trading options on RH who then sells those orders to Citadel milliseconds before they are filled to steamroll Citadel's HFT algos which just takes this to the moon 🚀. Perfect storm and Citadel is going to be the biggest winner off the whole deal lol

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rumplestiltskin, what's your opinion? Comment below:

What is the math that they are they are biggest winner? They are already down 2bn on their Melvin trade.  You think front running HFT makes up for that?  I don't see how they don't next take a huge loss here.

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Waving Wind, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Are they though? According to BBG, Cohen put $200m into Melvin at the start, which was worth $1bn pre-crash. So even after a 30% drop that's 3.5x MoM in 6-7 years or low-20s net IRR... 

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  • Point72 96.9%
  • Magnetar Capital 95.8%
  • Citadel Investment Group 94.8%

Total Avg Compensation

August 2023 Hedge Fund

  • Portfolio Manager (9) $1,648
  • Vice President (22) $464
  • Director/MD (11) $434
  • NA (5) $306
  • 3rd+ Year Associate (24) $287
  • Manager (4) $282
  • Engineer/Quant (67) $273
  • 2nd Year Associate (30) $251
  • 1st Year Associate (72) $191
  • Analysts (220) $178
  • Intern/Summer Associate (21) $134
  • Junior Trader (5) $102
  • Intern/Summer Analyst (243) $85
notes
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