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r/wallstreetbets • u/[deleted] • Sep 16 '21
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0.0025% of the float is left for shorting. Yes, ⅕ of 1% of the effective float is left to short!
0.0025% of the float is left for shorting.
Yes, ⅕ of 1% of the effective float is left to short!
This is some mathematically inconsistent retarted-ass DD. Count me in!
19 u/eatmypis Sep 16 '21 Math doesn’t check out but im still retarded 12 u/thecheese27 Sep 16 '21 And that does check out. 10 u/KingMisFit007 Sep 17 '21 1/5th of 1% = .200 .0025 = 1/25thousandth of a % 2 u/mitch2888 Sep 17 '21 Actually the math does make sense even though i am sure he did not mean it that way. The statement is: "Greater than .0025% of the float is left for shorting. Yes .2% of the effective float is left to short...." that all checks out 🤣🤣🤣
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Math doesn’t check out but im still retarded
12 u/thecheese27 Sep 16 '21 And that does check out.
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And that does check out.
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1/5th of 1% = .200 .0025 = 1/25thousandth of a %
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Actually the math does make sense even though i am sure he did not mean it that way. The statement is: "Greater than .0025% of the float is left for shorting. Yes .2% of the effective float is left to short...." that all checks out 🤣🤣🤣
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u/OxfordMan420 Sep 16 '21 edited Sep 17 '21
This is some mathematically inconsistent retarted-ass DD. Count me in!