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$NBIS

BEARISH2026-08-13

Price around the call

↓ 2026-08-13

By horizonMaturing · ~1 trading days to go

✓ -2.7%

✓ -19.7%

21d

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Original post

Babyfolio · 2026-08-13

Be careful who you listen to. This clown disclosed he was long $NBIS on August 5. > August 6: Michael Burry announces his short. > August 10: The filing comes out. > August 12: $NBIS pumps 40%, confirming Vineland remains within the expected timeline. > August 13: Hunter Brook Capital does not disclose a long position. Now let's connect the dots: He was long on August 5. Burry announced his short. Hunter Brook paperhanded around $180. Then the August 10 filing came out. Why did Hunter Brook wait? My read: they wanted $NBIS to sell off on earnings so they could use the filing to push it even lower. Except that didn't happen. They sold the absolute local bottom. So now they want back in, and suddenly we get a "hit piece" that is mostly noise and addresses something $NBIS has alre

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