May. 26 at 6:33 AM
$COUR The "Bad Meat" = The Over-Hyped Options Contract: The out-of-the-money, 6-month call option posted by accounts like SuperGreenToday is the spoiling bait. It has no real underlying value, it is rapidly decaying, and it smells enticing only to those looking for a quick meal.The "Flies" = Unsuspecting Retail Call Buyers: Retail traders are drawn in by the overwhelming sensory buzz—the flashing green emojis, the promises of +51% gains, and the fear of missing out (FOMO). They swarm the contract all at once.The "Spammer" = The One Fanning the Smell: The promotional social media account doesn't own the butcher shop. They are just standing by the bad meat, fanning the scent out into the air (Stocktwits streams) to gather as many flies as possible so they can charge them a fee to enter their "Premium Fly Club."The "Winner" = The Clean-Up Crew (Institutional Sellers): Market makers and large funds sit back and wait for the flies to completely cover the meat.
