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The bullish case against shorting on HSX {Please read...}
My portfolio is not strictly invested in Studio Funds.
I do own the BONDS fund, and yes, I always have StarBonds as well.
While I am long in most of my positions, I do hold short positions.
Derivatives come and go, but I always manage to have some of those, too.
I usually own the maximum allowed for Derivatives (20,000 each) as well as for StudioFunds (10,000 each security).
Year after year my holdings in particular StudioFunds are by far my largest gains by percentage, therefore, if something suddenly goes wrong, it's worth asking about/
So, what I was referring to in my original post is the fact that when a security that was doing fine suddenly takes a serious dive to me means a coordinated effort to sell-off whatever shares one ones.
But how does this happen?
Through HSX leagues and fan sites, such as KaiGee for example.
You see, 6 percent down in a matter of hours seems to happen often the day after an IPO of a MovieStock, and 6 percent down in a matter of hours happens often enough with StarBond adjusts. That's not what I am talking about.
It's not a whole bunch of small ports like mine that are the culprit. No, they simply don't have the momentum to "take down" a major security--even if they all combined. Nope. That would mean that all of the smaller ports are actively watching HSX and respond at a moment's notice.
So then, who?
HSX billionaires.
One does not obtain that status here on this site let alone hold that rank let alone continue to move higher without a coordinated effort--such as using "inside" information.
It's no secret that most HSX billionaires either follow KaiGee or join some HSX league.
That and being on this site during peak hours (weekdays--when most people WORK or are at school).
HSX billionaires carefully monitor even the slightest movement and then DUMP all of their shares.
Their billionaire status allows them to each own the maximum of ANY security on HSX, thereby creating an avalanche once many of them catch on--probably tipped off from each other's fan site(s) or HSX leagues.
Thus, when I say it's difficult for a non-HSX billionaire to get ahead I am referring to the fact that sudden drops in price affect smaller ports much more than HSX billionaires who are clearly more privvy to info obtained from these "clubs" and still have more than enough money to max-invest in other securities.
In short, ANYONE can be an HSX billionaire, if they were given the "answers" ahead of time, even ME.
The fund manager drank a Corona beer and got a virus. {nm} Mar 05, 16:02
My guess is the possiblity of the COVID-19 outbreak impacting release dates and box office reciepts. Mar 05, 16:03
The bullish case against shorting on HSX {Please read...} Mar 05, 17:29
Conspiracy theory now that's some out there material to add to the stand-up routine. {nm} Mar 05, 19:22
The money quote, inside Mar 05, 21:15
There are a lot of problems with your "theory" Mar 05, 21:55
While some of your comments are fine...players with large ports can't do 'much' damage to others... Mar 06, 11:47
Yes it does as he is that would be the smart choice. {nm} Mar 11, 08:34
Really? You come off as more of as Trump supporter spouting conspiracy thoeries. {nm} Mar 11, 08:42
Holding MULN and ONWRD the wrong way would do that. {nm} Mar 06, 09:55
