NotoriousDLC97

there are 2 scenarios on $QS short-sellers liquidation: everything really depends on the global market more than you think, because asset price is mostly affected by liquidity + complex arbitrage activity that's just its own price building 1) late summer local top, but I'm not going to tell exactly my vision and price ranges I follow 2) if summer we're still in the $5-10 price range, I'm going to follow to the same price range (much higher than current price), but at the end of Q4 '26 - start of Q1 '27 it's all about right timing remember, short-sellers are the fuel for the company. they're part of the game and they don't have 100% win rates short-sellers are often wrong, just because they live in their own world and the companies just fight with them on the open market the trade off is simple. if the company is winning against short sellers, they're getting a lot of money from them via chart. if the company can't aggregate its media/financial/other parts in a correct way, they will lose money to short sellers you shouldn't overthink the situation. I see too many people trying to analyse options based on public ineffective data and doing this wrong. they're trying to find something and lying to themselves. that's why you shouldn't overthink and stay with a clean plan and path $QS is going to smash short-sellers out, but the only question is - do you really understand the scenarios correctly or will you lose even if QS pumps hard? follow the scenarios. that's simple.

Call me crazy, but I just made a new trade and its an even bigger banger.

$QS is now my biggest position. Holy shit, it’s gonna be an unprecedented tidal wave.