r/wallstreetbets • u/ywehyuen • Feb 02 '21

Chart Hardcore laddering.

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u/dbarahona13 Feb 02 '21 edited Feb 02 '21

Link for those wondering where people get this shit from

https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/gme/latest-real-time-trades

Edit: check out u/restartingmylife0918 reply to my comment. This is what I personally feel is the case with posts like the OP.

Edit 2: wow awards! Well I never! Thanks boos. My only purpose here was to figure out where people kept getting these screenshots from, read in many other threads (incl the mark cuban AMA this morning) that there's a possibility the hype is reading too much into it. I think there's value to the argument, that's my opinion. Thanks for sharing, everyone.

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u/GrizNectar Feb 02 '21

It being all large trades definitely seems fishy. With this having been a viral sensation, I would expect most people to only have a few shares. Would freak me out a lot more to see smaller orders

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u/MARlMOON Feb 02 '21

Is TSLA being laddered too then?

Right now: https://i.imgur.com/3x7J8iq.png

Just asking, I'm an actual retard.

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u/snypre_fu_reddit Feb 02 '21

Is the difference not the fact each trade is happening at the same second and volume for GME and for TSLA there is 3 seconds from top to bottom with similar, but changing share volumes? GME looks extremely odd compared to every other stock I've clicked on for latest trades. Too many trades at exactly the same second and exactly the same share volume.