I believe many many shares become unrestricted on or around September 30. Only about 10k trade per day. So a ton of supply is coming soon. Will there be enough demand? lol.
Let’s see who comes closest.
Sept 30 - $1.35
Oct 31 - 45 cents
Sept 30th: $1.77
Oct 31st: $0.69
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A buck o’five
Oh, i need 2…
1.99
1.05
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Thinkin bout shorting it. I think we should all do it together.
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Can we short squeeze?
I’m gonna say 9/30 = $1.37 and 10/31 = $0.68
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I want to make millions
While bankrupting Alta. Legally. Allegedly
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Why don’t we pool our lunch money together then go Elon on them and buy a majority ownership?
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I doubt that when it gets delisted.
Given the current price of the Alta MMA stack is $2.65, let’s break down the payoffs to short it with a $5,000 risk tolerance, using different leverage ratios.
1. Initial Setup
- Current Price of Alta MMA Stack: ( P_0 = $2.65 )
- Risk Tolerance: $5,000
- Leverage Ratios: We’ll consider 1:1 (no leverage), 2:1, 5:1, and 10:1.
- Position Size: The size of your position will depend on the leverage you use.
2. Calculating Position Size
The position size (PS) can be calculated as:
[
\text{PS} = \text{Leverage} \times \text{Risk Tolerance}
]
- 1:1 Leverage: ( PS = 1 \times 5000 = $5,000 )
- 2:1 Leverage: ( PS = 2 \times 5000 = $10,000 )
- 5:1 Leverage: ( PS = 5 \times 5000 = $25,000 )
- 10:1 Leverage: ( PS = 10 \times 5000 = $50,000 )
3. Number of Shares Shorted
The number of shares shorted ( N ) can be calculated as:
[
N = \frac{\text{Position Size}}{P_0}
]
- 1:1 Leverage: ( N = \frac{5000}{2.65} \approx 1,886 \text{ shares} )
- 2:1 Leverage: ( N = \frac{10000}{2.65} \approx 3,774 \text{ shares} )
- 5:1 Leverage: ( N = \frac{25000}{2.65} \approx 9,434 \text{ shares} )
- 10:1 Leverage: ( N = \frac{50000}{2.65} \approx 18,868 \text{ shares} )
4. Price Movements and Payoff Calculation
Let ( P_1 ) be the final price after the price movement. The payoff from shorting the asset is:
[
\text{Payoff} = N \times (P_0 - P_1)
]
5. Example Scenarios with Price Changes
Scenario 1: 1:1 Leverage (No Leverage)
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Position Size: $5,000
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Shares Shorted: 1,886 shares
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Price Drops by 10% (( P_1 = 2.65 \times 0.9 = $2.385 )):
- Payoff: ( 1886 \times (2.65 - 2.385) \approx $500 )
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Price Increases by 10% (( P_1 = 2.65 \times 1.1 = $2.915 )):
- Payoff: ( 1886 \times (2.65 - 2.915) \approx -$500 )
Scenario 2: 2:1 Leverage
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Position Size: $10,000
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Shares Shorted: 3,774 shares
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Price Drops by 10% (( P_1 = 2.385 )):
- Payoff: ( 3774 \times (2.65 - 2.385) \approx $1,000 )
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Price Increases by 10% (( P_1 = 2.915 )):
- Payoff: ( 3774 \times (2.65 - 2.915) \approx -$1,000 )
Scenario 3: 5:1 Leverage
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Position Size: $25,000
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Shares Shorted: 9,434 shares
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Price Drops by 10% (( P_1 = 2.385 )):
- Payoff: ( 9434 \times (2.65 - 2.385) \approx $2,500 )
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Price Increases by 10% (( P_1 = 2.915 )):
- Payoff: ( 9434 \times (2.65 - 2.915) \approx -$2,500 )
Scenario 4: 10:1 Leverage
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Position Size: $50,000
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Shares Shorted: 18,868 shares
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Price Drops by 10% (( P_1 = 2.385 )):
- Payoff: ( 18868 \times (2.65 - 2.385) \approx $5,000 )
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Price Increases by 10% (( P_1 = 2.915 )):
- Payoff: ( 18868 \times (2.65 - 2.915) \approx -$5,000 )
6. Risk Considerations
- At 10:1 leverage, a 10% price increase would result in a total loss of your $5,000 risk tolerance.
- Higher leverage magnifies both potential gains and losses, so it’s crucial to carefully manage the position and have stop-loss orders in place.
7. Conclusion
Leverage can significantly impact your potential payoffs. With a $5,000 risk tolerance, shorting the Alta MMA stack at $2.65 with varying leverage levels can lead to different outcomes based on price movements. The calculations above show the potential profits or losses based on a 10% price movement, highlighting the amplified risks and rewards that come with using leverage.
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i wish i could see the tape
but this is exactly the type of thinly traded, weak as fuck stock that i would have Shorted the shit out of for a quick $1000 in 1-3 minutes back during the day trading heyday
i’d have been blasting all the bids and then covering my short at the 2.00 fig
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I wish somecwolf on this board would pump and dump this stock to bolivia, sell to bluechaired faggots.
Go long on I wild it
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Shameful
The purchase of mixedmartialarts.com is literally 1 of 3 pillars of business for alta
They have
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the gym/trainer wimp to warrior virtual curricullum program thing
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Ownership of mixedmartialarts.com (look at figure below…just LOL)
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And they own Hype, some digital marketing app
We can legally “insider trade”, we are Not technically “insiders” by definition
But we are “insiders” as far as knowing how this site works and is the most valuable component of mma.tv
Id be shitting myself if I invested and saw what happened with this
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Kirik after signing the deal from Alta
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Seems to me like their major pillar is the Wimp2Warrior program.
We should provide feedback about the company wherever this program is being advertised, such as:
We don’t need to make up stuff and say such things as the program sucks if we’ve never taken it, but we can state facts about how this company has no ethical values and about the doxxing of their “valued” members.
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True, but it still lists the 3 as it@s main business drivers
The stats on mixedmartialarts.com are hilariously false and in the shitter
Im just imagining being an investor pre IPO and being fed this bullshit
Even the gym and trainer partners for wimp 2 earrior have to be fed the nonsense about mma tv being useful to their business and money making
I HAVE to believe shareholders and investors are raising a stink about this acquisition of mma.tv