Short

Now, overall, I thought it was a fun movie.

It's not at the level of something like The Big Short, which you can definitely see influenced this movie style, but it was fun.

It did a really good job of emulating the online culture around GameStop at the time.

you know, Ape Army and all the ridiculous memes that were circulating online.

Makes sense.

Flipping from long to short, trading the other side of the tape.

Shorting isn't the opposite of going long, although some people do, and you can flip the chart upside down, as silly as that might sound.

It's its own discipline, obviously.

If you're trading stocks that are hard to borrow, borrow fees.

Zeal says that more large enterprise deals are on their way, so the names worth watching are the acquirers and terminal makers that show up when those contracts go live.

Short selling is legal here, and it has been that way since twenty nineteen.

What's been missing is a reliable way to borrow the shares you need to be able to do it.

That's what MCDR is now going after, and it's entered the final testing phase on its centralized securities lending and borrowing system.