Serumanos....
comentada em 11/11/2019 16:03

Trade de Bug,  arte do rolo!

"One trader said that he turned his $2,000 into $50,000, which he used to buy Apple Inc. puts. He said he lost it all, and posted it on YouTube."

O pior é o som que o cara faz na hora que dá ruim (40 segs do vídeo). É rir pra não chorar...

Acho que faz uma semana que tá rolando isso no Wall Street Bets, quero só ver o tamanho da multa que o RH vai receber da SEC. E o pior é que demoraram pra resolver, dias depois desse vídeo do cara da Apple tinha gente ainda postando alavancagem de mais de 1 milhão.

Não entendi nada 

A gente assina Bastter mas gosta mesmo é do wallStreetBets e FariaLimaBets

GUH

Quando você alavancou até o toba e a coisa desaba em minutos

Melhor explicação que eu achei foi essa no reddit. 


I saw a lot of comments on other posts clearly confused about what u/ControlTheNarrative (hereafter CTN) did to bilk RH out of $50k, so I thought I’d write up a little non-stock/options explanation. This is how he could have done it brick-and-mortar style.



CTN goes into his bank and asks for a personal loan. He only has $2k in cash to show he’s good for it but when the banker sees he’s wearing a helmet he assumes that he is safety conscious and writes him a $2k loan, i.e. 2:1 leverage.



CTN now has $4k in cash.



Being a savvy investor, CTN uses the $4k to buy a purebred kitten from a local breeder. On Craigslist he finds a cat lady willing to pay him $3k today in exchange for getting the kitten next year.



CTN goes back into the bank and asks for another loan. “Weren’t you just here getting a $2k loan?” the banker asks. CTN self-soothes by rocking in his chair and mumbles “Now I have $3k in cash and a $4k cat, so after considering my $2k debt I have $5k of assets. Can I get a loan for $5k?” The banker shrugs, ignores an incoming call from the SEC, and writes the loan. “A $5k loan for $5k in assets is 2:1 leverage”, he thinks, “this seems fine.”



CTN now has $8k in cash and a $4k cat (promised to the cat lady).



CTN heads to a puppy mill and picks out a purebred pit bull for $8k. On the dark web he finds a guy willing to pay $7.5k today in exchange for the dog when it’s full grown.



CTN goes back to the bank again. The banker barely looks up from a thick line of white lightning and asks “Another loan? You owe $7k now you know.” CTN says “Well I have $7.5k in cash plus this $4k cat and this $8k dog, so after considering my $7k debt I have $12.5k of assets. Can I get a loan for $12.5k? It’s only 2:1 leverage.” The banker is too blitzed to do math so he rips off a check.



CTN now has $20k in cash, a $4k cat (promised to the cat lady), and an $8k dog (promised to Michael Vick).



Next he goes to the local stables. After watching horses mount each other for a while, he buys a thoroughbred foal for $20k. At Bible study that night he meets someone willing to pay him $19k for breeding rights to the horse as an adult.



Back to the bank goes our hero. The banker is getting a little worried now and tells CTN that he owes $19.5k. Let’s say there’s also $500 in interest to make it an even $20k owed.



CTN reassures him he knows what he’s doing by showing his WSB post history. “I have $19k in cash, a $4k cat, an $8k dog, and a $20k horse. After considering my $20k debt I have $31k of assets. How about a loan for $31k?” The banker shrugs - it’s just 2:1 leverage - and writes the loan.



CTN now has $50k in cash, a $4k cat (promised to the cat lady), an $8k dog (promised to Michael Vick), and a $20k horse (promised to Mr. Hands).



That night the banker reflects on the enigma that is CTN. It suddenly hits him that the cat, the dog, and the horse are not collateral that the bank can repossess to offset any losses CTN might incur, because they are contractually guaranteed to other people. The bank has given CTN a $50k margin account for only $2k in collateral, or 25:1 leverage! Whoops!



“Fuck it” he thinks. “I’m sure he’ll just put the cash in a safe investment that we can sell to close everything out. I’ll call him tomorrow.”



Meanwhile CTN takes his $50k cash to the casino, shrieks “YOLO!” and throws it all on black.

@caro_Watson basicamente esses retardados exploraram um bug para emprestar até 1.7 milhões de dólares da corretora para fazer trade com opções. O vídeo acima é do criador dessa ideia perdendo US$50k em 20 segundos.

Aqui uma entrevista com uma dessas pessoas. Engraçado as caras que o Graham faz:

Usando um exploit para quebrar mais rápido