US EditionIncense announced the cessation of short selling on GME, and if it is not a good fundamentals, it will take action again if it rises to $50
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The US short selling agency Citron Research (Citron Research) announced on the social platform X on Wednesday that it is no longer short selling on GameStop (GME). The stock fell 16.5% to $25.46 on Wednesday, then rebounded 2.2% to $26.02 after the market. GME has enough savings to appease fanatical shareholders. This is not because they believe that the company's fundamentals will improve, but because of 4 billion dollars in bank deposits, GME …
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