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by dalbasal
1973 days ago
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Following paragraph, same article: Melvin is that it was also shorting GameStop, meaning it was borrowing shares of GameStop, selling them on the market and using those proceeds to make other investments. Problem is, Melvin eventually has to return those GameStop shares. So now Melvin has to buy GameStop at their new, inflated price, only to give those shares back to the original owner https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a35339535/game-stop-st... TLDR is getting onerous |
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