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[Anonymous]

Yup. Robinhood is part of the system. RH was probably strong armed by Wall Street to block investors from being able to buy, or else Wall Street would block RH from doing an IPO.

So much shadiness. And here Americans love to chastise Chinese stocks for manipulation when Reddit completely exposed how fraudulent America markets are.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Do you understand that shorting a stock also provides liquidity to the market? These stocks have zero fundamentals and are being pumped by inexperienced traders and people on the ts tail end are going to get destroyed. The leaps are risky and dangerous and kudos to the one dude for doing it but all the stars were perfectly aligned for him

Brokers placed new bets on higher short calls. This is going to destroy those inexperienced traders.

Mostly because Robin Hood stopped trading of GME on the platform. Talk about illegal market manipulation!

it's a free platform whose largest customer (citadel) is an investor in the hedge fund WSB is trying to bankrupt. You get the service you pay for

Except this is actual manipulation. This goes further than just selling order flow information.

then demand a refund and move you money elsewhere. It's a free service

I dont have an RH account. Forced selling is tortious interference in contracts.

[Anonymous]

the refunds will be had via class action lawsuits at fractions of unrealized gains.

wonder if they just calculated the damage of lawsuit and destruction of the platform vs actually holding the bag on these shorts and decided the bagholding was worse.

[Anonymous]

I trade through my bank (not robinhood) and they've locked the platform so I can't trade or see my portfolio. That's BS. I don't own GME but I should be able to make expensive mistakes if I want to! Let alone see my regular boring portfolio.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:the refunds will be had via class action lawsuits at fractions of unrealized gains.

wonder if they just calculated the damage of lawsuit and destruction of the platform vs actually holding the bag on these shorts and decided the bagholding was worse.

This morning? Probably not.

[Anonymous]

ok. so what other stocks are shorted like crazy and have the potential to ramp up like gme did? what would you buy today to play around with in your fun account? amc, tok, koss have been thrown around, but it looks like they already peaked.

[Anonymous]

Ponzi scheme those who got in early and got out have all your money and when it tanks you can't unload it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:the refunds will be had via class action lawsuits at fractions of unrealized gains.

wonder if they just calculated the damage of lawsuit and destruction of the platform vs actually holding the bag on these shorts and decided the bagholding was worse.

This morning? Probably not.

figuring it out all week probably.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:the refunds will be had via class action lawsuits at fractions of unrealized gains.

wonder if they just calculated the damage of lawsuit and destruction of the platform vs actually holding the bag on these shorts and decided the bagholding was worse.

check your brokerage agreement, there is an arbitration clause.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ponzi scheme those who got in early and got out have all your money and when it tanks you can't unload it.

a classic pump and dump is playing out like a classic pump and dump. This is absolutely shocking

[Anonymous]

not really a pump and dump. short float has only dropped 20% today and still sits at 122%. most of the calls are still in the money. theyre still gonna have to buy ~15 to 20,000,000 shares starting tomorrow if this holds

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Ponzi scheme those who got in early and got out have all your money and when it tanks you can't unload it.

a classic pump and dump is playing out like a classic pump and dump. This is absolutely shocking

You have no idea what you are talking about -

Signed WSB investor with Diamond Hands who bought in November.

[Anonymous]

Citadel refusing to fill RH buy orders on a stock they have an interest in is illegal. That's straight up manipulation. Refusing to sell or placing high limits is not illegal and is normal market behavior.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Citadel refusing to fill RH buy orders on a stock they have an interest in is illegal. That's straight up manipulation. Refusing to sell or placing high limits is not illegal and is normal market behavior.

why? Citadel has no obligation to fill any orders

[Anonymous]

Vanguard and Fidelity have not blocked any orders. They have huge liquidity and are not owned by hedge funds.

I bought 50 more AMC @ $7.50 on the dip.

I never trusted Robinhood; Revenge of the Bogleheads.