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Wall Street's “revenge” for shorting agencies?
The two stocks most loved by retail investors in the US have once again been heavily shorted by Wall Street institutions. According to the latest data from financial data company S3 Partners, $GameStop(GME.US)$ game station, $AMC Entertainment(AMC.US)$ The share of AMC cinema net short positions in stock circulation reached 24% and 22% respectively, close to the highest level in a year. A year ago, retail investors in the US bought these two stocks and once “blew up” the shorting agency, causing the total loss of the institution to exceed 10 billion US dollars (about RMB 66.7 billion). Citron Capital even “surrendered” and claimed that it would no longer go short.
Meanwhile, the Pelosi family, known as America's “Capitol Hill Stock Gods,” is also making new moves. On June 6, local time, a regular transaction report disclosed on the US House of Representatives website showed that Paul Pelosi, the husband of US House Speaker and veteran Democrat Nancy Pelosi, bought more than 1 million US dollars in May $Apple(AAPL.US)$ apple, $Microsoft(MSFT.US)$ Microsoft's call options.
Although Pelosi has publicly stated many times that he has never participated in stock trading, this does not prevent Paul Pelosi from making a lot of money in the capital market. According to statistics from US agencies, Pelosi's family's return on investment in 2021 was as high as 56.15%...

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A social media influencer is exactly what it sounds like: someone with significant influence over online followers. 
Some fund managers and entrepreneurs ride the trend of internet and become social media influencers.
Using social media is like using high leverage.
By good use, it multiplies one's influence. 
But if things don't go right, the damage may also grow exponentially.  
Are they doing well? You decide.
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