I can't believe people are still falling for this psyop. FYI guys, this type of thing is a great way to make a little quick cash, but it is a game of "musical chairs" for your money. Personally, I use algotrading because a computer is a lot faster at catching these trends. Just reading the candlesticks is usually enough but these normies won't even do that. If you can't read the fundamentals... okay. There are like a million analysts out there you can compare. You still need to be able to read a candlestick chart for these high risk shill plays. Otherwise, you will have no idea when to jump ship. The hedge fund people extended multiple legs to escape the short squeeze ages ago. The numbers the hedge fund people are reporting were, first, used to hide the shorts, but then they infiltrated and co-opted /r/wallstreetbets. Then, they learned people are looking at the float % to make decisions and because this is slower moving information (paperwork has to be filed, then posted online, etc) it is easy to manipulate and out of date by the time normies see it, so there is also the added bonus of plausible deniability. So, while people are still warning of a short squeeze, Wall Street has officially learned to turn it into a mind game and a dog whistle because everyone saw DFV's $44 million win (that he walked away from, btw, cuz "diamond hands") and they want the same slot machine to pay out again. I did not expect they would be able to milk this cow so much, but $GME is almost like the new Tesla except their company sucks. Tesla is also a game where you need to watch the candlesticks, but with $100 a day swings, I'm still killing it on Tesla a year later.