>>12017006Because the hedge funds and multinational corporations are exactly like private banks and the gouvernments of the world in how they conduct business.
For example, that GME hedge fund had a lot of Alibaba shares. He had to sell them to try and get some money and negotiate a deal before being forced to declare bankruptcy of his hedge fund.
One can focus on the hedge fund and call it a day, but don't forget about Alibaba. They aren't happy about this precedent. Future firebuys can potentially cost billions of dollars in shares for them alone, let alone the other multinationals.
And the multinationals invest in each other, and the funds invest in each other, it's all one big interwoven circus tent and if you start cutting 1 rope, the entire tent could blow off with a little bit of wind.
Put in extreme terms, if enough hedge funds go bankrupt over this, the multinationals have to go bankrupt, because too many funds will have sold their shares to prevent the inevitable, the multinationals can't keep their promises to the investors from a lack of cash flow, and the entire globalist multinational economy as constructed over the last 50 years will collapse with no recovery.
