A billionaire has declared: If MSTR rises another 50%, JPMorgan's short positions may get liquidated.

Coincidentally, this Wall Street giant was just fined for illegal naked short selling in the South Korean market. Now the short positions on MSTR are outrageously high, and someone is eyeing this move.

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RetiredMiner

· 11-27 09:45

Haha, JPMorgan is going to be trapped again this time, love watching.

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OfflineNewbie

· 11-27 02:22

JPMorgan is playing with fire again, and it's hard to say if they can withstand it this time.

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LiquidityNinja

· 11-25 10:56

JPM is really playing with fire this time, and the situation in South Korea hasn't even settled down yet. If MSTR really rises 50% this time, it's showtime. It's easy to talk about short positions getting liquidated, but when it actually happens, that's when it gets interesting. I'm curious to see how JPM will wrap this up; I guess there will be another hefty fine waiting. Being so aggressive with shorting and still being so arrogant, they deserve to be taught a lesson.

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NotSatoshi

· 11-25 10:39

Ha, JPM is up to tricks again, this time it must be more ruthless, right?

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BearMarketBuilder

· 11-25 10:27

JPMorgan is really in trouble this time. If MSTR goes up a bit more, the short sellers will have to cut their losses and run.

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