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CNBC interview with billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya: Who is to blame for the GME long-short battle?

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I thought it was a moral torture of retail investors, but in the end it turned into a soul questioning of the establishment

Video source: CNBC

Text source: Hedging research investment

Recently, the U.S. stock GME’s long-short war of the century has attracted the attention of the global economic media. On this matter, CNBC interviewed Wallstreetbets forum internet celebrity and billionaire investor Chamath Palihapitiya on January 27. It was originally thought to be a moral torture of retail investors, but in the end it turned into a soul-questioning of the establishment.

Wonderful argument:

1. The reason for the skyrocketing stock price of GME is that this stock has been shorted by nearly 140% by institutions. Why can it be 40% more? So are Wall Street institutions using tools that retail investors can't? Otherwise, how could it be 40% more and be caught by retail investors?

2. The research level of many users on the forum is comparable to that of hedge funds. Why can't retail investors buy and sell based on these studies?

< p>The dialogue is very exciting, it is recommended that users watch the full video.

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