⏰️⏰️⏰️ $GME has 42.67 MILLION shares short. GME.WS has 4.3 MILLION warrants short. Common stock borrow costs around 0.41%. Warrants? 796.25%! Nearly 1,942× more expensive. Same company, two completely different borrowing markets. October 26th saw nearly 5 MILLION warrants traded, exceeding reported warrant short interest. Heavy turnover doesn't automatically mean covering, but nearly 800% annualized borrow costs with expiration days away? Whew. 👀 GME.WS has a $32 strike, $GME trades under $24, and the October 30th deadline is closing in. Shorts may benefit from expiration, but carrying borrowed warrants isn't free. The clock is ticking on both sides of the trade. ⏰️🔥🍻

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💥💥💥 GME.WS just ripped past 4.96 MILLION warrants traded, 3.5× average volume. Borrow fee? 796.25%. Price? Barely $0.38. Paying nearly 800% annualized to borrow an instrument approaching expiration is one expensive game of chicken. 🐔 $GME sits around $23.85 while warrants swung from $0.30 to $0.6699. Reported warrant short interest near 4.3 million. Heavy turnover, violent price swings, extreme borrowing costs. The tape is screaming, even if it won't tell us who's covering.😱 Thursday is the last scheduled trading day. Friday, October 30th, the clock hits zero. ⏰️ $32 exercise price, $GME under $24. Bulls need a miracle rally, shorts face an expensive final stretch, and expiration doesn't care about anyone's thesis. 🔥🍻⏰️

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👀🔥 @Venturinglist extended his $GME consolidation box, and price came right back to visit. Six days ago we were around $25.66. Now we're near $23.90. The chart has a memory, apparently. 😂 $GME pushed toward $28, got rejected, then dropped into the old trading zone. Former resistance might become support, but buyers have to prove it. A rectangle ain't a force field. With GME.WS expiration Friday, I'd love to see $24.50–$25 reclaimed on solid volume. Otherwise, the box could become a trapdoor. 👀🍻

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👀🔥 $GME closed at $23.90, below its $24.16 VWAP, while 30-day implied volatility dropped 6 points to 45.9%. Stock down 3.71%, volatility getting crushed too. Not exactly the fireworks bulls ordered. 😂 238,468 options contracts traded alongside 7.3M shares. GME.WS took a 42.48% beating despite borrow fees near 800%. Plenty of activity, but expensive borrowing isn't translating into buying pressure. FOMC Wednesday. Final scheduled warrant trading Thursday. Expiration Friday. Reclaiming $24.16, then $25, would help change the tone. Until then, the clock is moving faster than the stock. 👀🔥

📉 $GME closes at $23.90, down 3.71%. GME.WS? $0.37, down a brutal 42.48%. Same company, two very different beatdowns. Nearly 800% warrant borrow fees, millions of warrants changing hands, now a 42% haircut with October 30th expiration approaching. Time decay is ruthless, but the trading activity deserves a closer look. Reported warrant short interest near 4.3 million. Four days until expiration. Whatever positions are being opened, closed, or rolled, the clock isn't negotiating with anyone. ⏰️🍻🔥

🚨🚨🚨October 26 reverse repo Just $200 MILLION accepted. One counterparty. Remember when overnight reverse repo balances were measured in TRILLIONS? Quite a change in scenery. The Fed's overnight facility is showing very little cash parked here. Doesn't automatically mean a liquidity crisis, but it does show how dramatically usage has shrunk. FOMC Wednesday. GME.WS expiration Friday. Plenty of moving pieces, but don't confuse a quiet reverse repo facility with a quiet market. 🍻

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⏰️⏰️⏰️ $GME down 3.91% at $23.85 while the S&P 500 is up 0.77%. Yet the technical dashboard is flashing 5 bullish signals, ZERO bearish. RSI oversold, Williams %R severely oversold. Wall Street sure knows how to throw a sale. 🍿 Reported short interest percentage has dropped sharply, but GME.WS borrow fees are hovering near 800%. Warrants trading over 4.6M in volume with October 30th expiration breathing down everyone's neck. So who's actually unwinding here? Shorts covering, longs dumping, or both fighting over the same exit? Because the common shares are bleeding while the warrant market is going absolutely nuts. 👀🔥

📉 $GME down 3.51% at $23.95. GME.WS getting hammered nearly 40% at $0.386. Yet warrant volume has climbed to 4.66 MILLION, over 3.3× its daily average. Four days before expiration. 🍿 Now look at the borrow rate. 796.25% annualized. Warrants traded from $0.30 to $0.6699 intraday. Buyers, sellers, shorts, hedgers. Everybody's got a reason to be at the table, but nobody's getting a cheap seat. Here's my question: 🤔💭 With 4.66M warrants changing hands and borrowing near 800%, who's exiting, who's covering, and who's taking the other side? 👀🔥

Has someone been [ab]using ETFs for $GME Settlement Stress? DTCC lowering the "NAV-based reasonability check" so that ETF Create/Redeem instructions with variance >50% to NAV (previously 98%) will require extra review & approval. (Effective 10/29) files.dtcc.com/download/asse…

🔥🔥🔥 $GME's October 30 $20 calls are getting attention. 5,318 contracts traded, $2.17M in premium, 76% reportedly hitting the ask. Volume is already 93% of existing open interest. Four days until expiration. With $GME around $24, these calls are deep in the money. No need for a trip to the moon to have intrinsic value. Now compare the $32 warrants, trading out of the money with over 3.6M changing hands. Two very different instruments, one expiration week. Tomorrow's open interest should help separate fresh positioning from closing activity. Are traders building exposure through deep ITM calls while warrant positions unwind, or are we watching two unrelated trades? 👀🍻

⏰️⏰️⏰️Fintel reports 4,296,738 GME.WS warrants short, with 5.19 days to cover. October 30th expiration is approaching fast. Today's volume has already hit 3.68 MILLION, over 4× the 900,980 daily average. Borrow fees near 800%, hard-to-borrow status, plus a $0.30–$0.59 trading range. These warrants are getting tossed around like hot potatoes. 😂 Nearly 4.3M reported short, 3.68M traded today. How much of the short exposure is actually being closed before expiration? 👀🍻

⏰️⏰️⏰️ Another 400,000 $GME warrants traded. Volume jumps from 3.25M to 3.65M, now 2.61× the daily average. Borrow fee? 796.50%. Barely blinking while the tape goes nuts. GME.WS has swung from $0.6699 to $0.30 in a single session. Nearly 800% to borrow, millions changing hands, plus an October 30th expiration deadline. Anyone calling it an ordinary trading day needs stronger coffee. 💪 ☕️ Now I'm curious whether volume cracks 4 million before the close. Heavy turnover doesn't automatically mean shorts are covering, but the lending market certainly isn't offering bargain rates. Four days left on the clock. ⏰️👀🍻

⏰️⏰️⏰️ $GME at $24.23, down 2.38%. GME.WS at $0.4129, getting hammered 35.81%. $SPY up 0.70%, $QQQ up 1.19%, $IWM up 0.72%. Wall Street's having a green day while GameStop warrants are getting taken behind the woodshed. Now add warrant borrow fees above 800%, over 2 million warrants traded in the earlier snapshot, plus an October 30th expiration deadline. We're seeing serious warrant specific pressure. Expiration decay, long liquidation, short positioning? Could be a nasty combination. Four days left. $GME common is down a couple percent while the warrants are taking a beating more than 15 times as large. The price action screams stress, but who's actually getting squeezed out of their positions? 👀🍻