293 | GameStop: Understanding Short Squeezes and Market Psychology
A Reddit mob sent GameStop's stock soaring by 1,700% in two weeks, bankrupting billion-dollar hedge funds in the process. But here's what most coverage missed: this wasn't just a meme stock frenzy — it was a masterclass in how market mechanics break when human behavior collides with financial engineering. Brad,…
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