XRT
SPDR S&P Retail ETF
stock NYSE ETF

I've been curious about the components that made up the Bottom Finder. Ultimator did say it worked best only on GME and SPY, but could have applicability to other stocks. I have it on my default chart layout and noticed that it's not very effective on stocks that hold a lot of bitcoin, so I've been trying to follow what was weighted the most in the Bottom Finder algorithm.
For example, I believe RN's formula for his GME price predictions went off of popular ETFs like XRT and IWM, his hypothesized star swap cycles, along with various FTD and T+X settlement data but I could be remembering wrong.

And let’s be clear, having 84% of your Total Assets in Cash isn’t going to stop the stock from tanking during a financial crisis (*recession*) or from a bad valuation.
It’s a Cyclical Business (*$XLY sector, $XRT industry*), and during periods of stress, these are the ones that drop the most, along with the Tech Sector ($XLK).
I don’t know who convinced the apes that having the entire Balance Sheet in Cash would “prevent the stock price from falling” in times of stress.
It’s like that other theory floating around the sub: that GME’s negative beta is what’s going to make the price go up when the rest of the market goes down :P
This interpretation of beta is very dangerous and you should ignore it.

It’s crazy to me GME has three dedicated ETFs (IGME, GMEU, and GMEY)…so far! That’s not even including the exposure other mixed ETFs (like XRT) have.

I've been curious about the components that made up the Bottom Finder. Ultimator did say it worked best only on GME and SPY, but could have applicability to other stocks. I have it on my default chart layout and noticed that it's not very effective on stocks that hold a lot of bitcoin, so I've been trying to follow what was weighted the most in the Bottom Finder algorithm.
For example, I believe RN's formula for his GME price predictions went off of popular ETFs like XRT and IWM, his hypothesized star swap cycles, along with various FTD and T+X settlement data but I could be remembering wrong.

And let’s be clear, having 84% of your Total Assets in Cash isn’t going to stop the stock from tanking during a financial crisis (*recession*) or from a bad valuation.
It’s a Cyclical Business (*$XLY sector, $XRT industry*), and during periods of stress, these are the ones that drop the most, along with the Tech Sector ($XLK).
I don’t know who convinced the apes that having the entire Balance Sheet in Cash would “prevent the stock price from falling” in times of stress.
It’s like that other theory floating around the sub: that GME’s negative beta is what’s going to make the price go up when the rest of the market goes down :P
This interpretation of beta is very dangerous and you should ignore it.

It’s crazy to me GME has three dedicated ETFs (IGME, GMEU, and GMEY)…so far! That’s not even including the exposure other mixed ETFs (like XRT) have.

ICYMI XRT was shown 990% short today

Sorry. This is FTDs on XRT which is used to indirectly naked short GME. Working and trying to research at the same time. Quick glanced.

Lots of FTDs on GME, GMEU, XRT, IJH, IWS and IWM. IWM has 5.3M recorded for 9/17.
One day these juggling acts will catch up to them…

Interesting that GMEU is off RegSho as of today. GME is borrowed down to 900k overnight and shares not available from GMEU nor XRT. I am hopeful something spicy will happen….
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It didn't go up because everything was kicked to XRT, we only go up after RegSho if they are willing/ready to clear the FTD's, it seems that its not yet time and that its been kicked again.