Thursday, April 15, 2010 8:00:54 PM
But the theory is that they will be forced to cover. That contradicts the theory that they can't cover until someone decides to sell.
Also, according to the massive Naked Short Theory- the market makers have been selling non-existent shares to buyers for the past 6 years, therefore, the sellers will just be selling back the non-existent shares to the market makers.
So how do you figure that the market makers are going to be covering their short positions with non-existent shares purchased from people who don't really hold shares in the first place?
And how are the market makers going to buy 100 billion real shares from the sellers when there aren't that many real shares in existence?
Look forward to your input on this.
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