Why the Apes are the ones piloting the GME 🚀🚀

Figured I'd make a post out of my comment in the GME thread at the behest of various members. When asked what the realistic ceiling is for the squeeze, this is why I believe from a psychological standpoint the apes get to decide how far we fly into outer space:

Tl;Dr : Institutions are competitive AS FUCK, and they'll always make more money than us in the end. They have no reason to undercut us on asks, and thus we can meme it to 100k because it means the longs, whales, and institutions will just sell at 101k. They'll always sell higher than we will and fuck the shorts harder than we ever can, and that's why Kenny G is scared SHITLESS. Because this is NOT a prisoner's dilemma, if one side undercuts the other they both lose lol. Plain and simple.

Now for my comment:

Anything's possible depending on how diamond handed the apes are. I think retail owns all of the float at this point. We might own more tbh if our Europoor and Asiatard brothers have been holding the damn line and buying. Like 40-50Ms. Def when FOMO kicks in retail will gobble up a bunch more. And stimulus time too.

How much of those stonks are gonna get paperhanded at like $1000? Maybe a couple million, 10 million gets paperhanded on tbe run up to 10k? By that point we're in low Earth orbit and about to break out of the atmosphere. Apes have access to level 2 data and can see how far we are from the meme prices. If we can see that, the institutions can see it even more clearly.

Apparently last squeeze the institutions were looking at our asks and going ABOVE that because everyone knew they had the shorts by the balls. It's classic competitive nature and human greed. Why would I sell to a guy for $9k if the dude next to me is selling for $10k and the guy has to buy our stock regardless.

I'd ask for $11k then. And that's how I think it's gonna go once we exit the Earth's atmosphere. There's no prisoner's dilemma because retail and the longs are in it for the same goal, to squeeze these guys for as much as they're worth as possible. That's why it's a squeeze, because they're getting shaken down for everything they own.

Institutions don't gain anything from cashing out early and popping the squeeze, they know they stand to gain the most just doing what everyone else is doing; forcing the shorts to buy their shit for astronomical amounts of money. And in the process take out A LOT of their competition and potentially the brokers that are their backers.

I think the long institutions are chaotic neutral. They'll do what's best for themselves, and if it means temporarily allying with apes to get their Tendies they will not care less. DTCC is insured for 70 trillion lol they could pay like a million for each share and still be chillin lol. All the longs that get in on this are literally gonna be the new Kings of the earth if they just squeeze these MFs to the bone. This is the ultimate hack.

It's classic human psychology to me, and the opportunity is there for everyone to come up imo. Just reaaaallly depends on us. We're kinda the ones who set the limits imo. This goes as far as our imagination takes us. The longs and whales and institutions are the ones that'll set it off here and there, but we're the ones applying pressure, were the ones fueling the rockets, they'll ride our little ape stampede as high as we wanna fucking take them because they know they'll outmaneuver us and get more Tendies than us at the end of the day with their algorithms regardless.

So it doesn't matter to them how high we wanna take it and they're not gonna do anything to sabotage the rocket ride either because that's a lose-lose for everyone. This is why shorts are so risky, the upside for loss is truly INFINITE. And the only absolute ceiling on the price is when it gets to the point where the DTCC can't honor the deal because it's more destructive than their 70 Trillion insurance or $500k per share insurance.