Robin Hood just ended trading on GameStop and AMC

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Why is this in politics, d scum

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Anonymous wrote:Why is this in politics, d scum

Robin Hood’s banning of buying GME and AMC is inherently a legal, constitutional, and inevitably, a political, issue.

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In my 3 days of trading, I’ve never seen anything like this...

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Anonymous wrote:Why is this in politics, d scum

We apparently have some new businesses that are too big to fail, and they need, no, will demand government protection from the common rabble.

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Anonymous wrote:E*Trade is restricting trades in Gamestop. Time to figure out how to widen the conspiracy theory to include them:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-01-28/e-trade-restricts-purchases-of-gamestop-amc-shares

It's true. I just tried to buy 4 shares of AMC with my own money on e-trade(no margin) and it's a no go:

"Opening orders for this security cannot be accepted online at this time. For assistance with placing this order, please contact Customer Service at 1-800-ETRADE-1 (1-800-387-2331)".

This is absolutely ridiculous!

And now that you know this isn't a Robin Hood conspiracy, here's your next tidbit. Melvin Capital and Citron already closed their short positions. So yay, the hedge funds were defeated. Now a whole bunch of people are holding securities they bought at prices over $100.

So, the redditors are like QAnon. They are inside the capitol. What do they do next? Where's the end game for the person who posted this morning about how he can pay for his sister's college? Will he soon be posting about how he lost his savings?

NP.

F@@@ you pp. Equating everyday Americans, again crushed under the heel of big business to seditionist traitors. Hedge funds tried to bankrupt GameStop to make a buck. A bunch of small time investors banded together to make sure they paid for their continued destruction of American companies for profit.

Most of them literally do no gaf about the money. The subreddit is one post after another saying they don’t care if they lose as long as they drive the lesson home. I myself, a woman who had never been to the subreddit before today, spent $100 on Nokia and amc just in solidarity with them. Do not care if I lose all of it. There are a lot of us. And we’re not committing effing train you elitist wealth inequality championing apologist for the billionaires.

LOL there were some small investors at the beginning but to manipulate the stocks took billions of dollars. This was way out of the reach of individual investors. This was other hedge funds jumping in. Do not believe Fox News hype. This was done by your elites.

I’m the pp “billionaire” who spent $100. I would have walked across shards of broken glass to vote for Biden. But sure keep trying to profile me.

A lot of you really don’t seem to understand that a lot of this is built on vengeance not greed. Just because you always act in the interest of profit doesn’t mean others do

NP. This is very interesting. You actually are a seditionist, metaphorically speaking. Like them, you are angry at an unfair system so you struck back in a strong and unexpected way. And you did in fact scare the crap out of the powers that be, without any deaths or physical injuries. Well done.

She is not a seditionist. She is more like a voter who is voting for change. She is letting her $100 speak for her just like a vote would.

Not the same as a voter. They expect you to vote and they don't expect any change to result. But she changed something. She introduced a new risk. It will be harder for short sellers going forward. It happened once, it can happen again.

She introduced a new risk? RH, Etrade et al banned purchasing sshares and thereby completely changed the game.

If any group is like the seditionists here, it's the hedge funds. They don't care that cheating can destroy faith in the financial system and bring it down. They want to win at all cost.

The hedge funds could have accepted that they got beat at their own game and pay whatever it takes to cover their shorts.

Hedge funds did this in 2008 with Porsche/Volks Wagen. They paid a 1000 a share. The everyday trader does this. There are several stories of people losing their houses and entire savings because they shorted a stock and the stock skyrocketed. They were forced to cover their position with every dime they owned. Why shouldn't the hedge funds do same. Why are the platforms changing the game to help them?

Again if they haulted all trading for these stocks, it will be another issue. But reducing demand only while allowing hedge funds to keep buying clearly benefited the hedge funds.

Let the hedge funds lose their shirts like you and I will if we make a bad bet.

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Anonymous wrote:Why is this in politics, d scum

Because the Reddit squad is sticking it to the man.

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Anonymous wrote:Why is this in politics, d scum

I missed the investment opportunity but am waiting on news that the hedge funds grovel for a new bailout. Wall St needs to stop eating avocado toast lunches and bootstraps through market volatility.

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Anonymous wrote:Why is this in politics, d scum

I missed the investment opportunity but am waiting on news that the hedge funds grovel for a new bailout. Wall St needs to stop eating avocado toast lunches and bootstraps through market volatility.

This administration better not even think of bailing these idiots out of this one.

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Anonymous wrote:E*Trade is restricting trades in Gamestop. Time to figure out how to widen the conspiracy theory to include them:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-01-28/e-trade-restricts-purchases-of-gamestop-amc-shares

It's true. I just tried to buy 4 shares of AMC with my own money on e-trade(no margin) and it's a no go:

"Opening orders for this security cannot be accepted online at this time. For assistance with placing this order, please contact Customer Service at 1-800-ETRADE-1 (1-800-387-2331)".

This is absolutely ridiculous!

And now that you know this isn't a Robin Hood conspiracy, here's your next tidbit. Melvin Capital and Citron already closed their short positions. So yay, the hedge funds were defeated. Now a whole bunch of people are holding securities they bought at prices over $100.

So, the redditors are like QAnon. They are inside the capitol. What do they do next? Where's the end game for the person who posted this morning about how he can pay for his sister's college? Will he soon be posting about how he lost his savings?

NP.

F@@@ you pp. Equating everyday Americans, again crushed under the heel of big business to seditionist traitors. Hedge funds tried to bankrupt GameStop to make a buck. A bunch of small time investors banded together to make sure they paid for their continued destruction of American companies for profit.

Most of them literally do no gaf about the money. The subreddit is one post after another saying they don’t care if they lose as long as they drive the lesson home. I myself, a woman who had never been to the subreddit before today, spent $100 on Nokia and amc just in solidarity with them. Do not care if I lose all of it. There are a lot of us. And we’re not committing effing train you elitist wealth inequality championing apologist for the billionaires.

LOL there were some small investors at the beginning but to manipulate the stocks took billions of dollars. This was way out of the reach of individual investors. This was other hedge funds jumping in. Do not believe Fox News hype. This was done by your elites.

I’m the pp “billionaire” who spent $100. I would have walked across shards of broken glass to vote for Biden. But sure keep trying to profile me.

A lot of you really don’t seem to understand that a lot of this is built on vengeance not greed. Just because you always act in the interest of profit doesn’t mean others do

NP. This is very interesting. You actually are a seditionist, metaphorically speaking. Like them, you are angry at an unfair system so you struck back in a strong and unexpected way. And you did in fact scare the crap out of the powers that be, without any deaths or physical injuries. Well done.

She is not a seditionist. She is more like a voter who is voting for change. She is letting her $100 speak for her just like a vote would.

Not the same as a voter. They expect you to vote and they don't expect any change to result. But she changed something. She introduced a new risk. It will be harder for short sellers going forward. It happened once, it can happen again.

If any group is like the seditionists here, it's the hedge funds. They don't care that cheating can destroy faith in the financial system and bring it down. They want to win at all cost.

+1.
Seditionists: "We don't like the free and fair election outcome. We are going to overthrow it, under the cover that it was "stolen.""
Robinhood: "We don't like the free and fair price of GME stock. We are going to stop allowing our customers to buy it, under the cover of protecting them."

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:E*Trade is restricting trades in Gamestop. Time to figure out how to widen the conspiracy theory to include them:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-01-28/e-trade-restricts-purchases-of-gamestop-amc-shares

It's true. I just tried to buy 4 shares of AMC with my own money on e-trade(no margin) and it's a no go:

"Opening orders for this security cannot be accepted online at this time. For assistance with placing this order, please contact Customer Service at 1-800-ETRADE-1 (1-800-387-2331)".

This is absolutely ridiculous!

And now that you know this isn't a Robin Hood conspiracy, here's your next tidbit. Melvin Capital and Citron already closed their short positions. So yay, the hedge funds were defeated. Now a whole bunch of people are holding securities they bought at prices over $100.

So, the redditors are like QAnon. They are inside the capitol. What do they do next? Where's the end game for the person who posted this morning about how he can pay for his sister's college? Will he soon be posting about how he lost his savings?

NP.

F@@@ you pp. Equating everyday Americans, again crushed under the heel of big business to seditionist traitors. Hedge funds tried to bankrupt GameStop to make a buck. A bunch of small time investors banded together to make sure they paid for their continued destruction of American companies for profit.

Most of them literally do no gaf about the money. The subreddit is one post after another saying they don’t care if they lose as long as they drive the lesson home. I myself, a woman who had never been to the subreddit before today, spent $100 on Nokia and amc just in solidarity with them. Do not care if I lose all of it. There are a lot of us. And we’re not committing effing train you elitist wealth inequality championing apologist for the billionaires.

LOL there were some small investors at the beginning but to manipulate the stocks took billions of dollars. This was way out of the reach of individual investors. This was other hedge funds jumping in. Do not believe Fox News hype. This was done by your elites.

I’m the pp “billionaire” who spent $100. I would have walked across shards of broken glass to vote for Biden. But sure keep trying to profile me.

A lot of you really don’t seem to understand that a lot of this is built on vengeance not greed. Just because you always act in the interest of profit doesn’t mean others do

NP. This is very interesting. You actually are a seditionist, metaphorically speaking. Like them, you are angry at an unfair system so you struck back in a strong and unexpected way. And you did in fact scare the crap out of the powers that be, without any deaths or physical injuries. Well done.

She is not a seditionist. She is more like a voter who is voting for change. She is letting her $100 speak for her just like a vote would.

You are taking away the wrong insult from the QAnon comparison. These people are not disloyal to America. They are stupid. They are following some internet pied piper into a ponzi scheme, and they have no idea what the end game is. I bet the pied piper does. I bet the early participants who have everyone fired up to stick it to the hedge funds are taking money off the table every day. But what's the endgame for the guy who jumped into this thing at $100 or $200? He's here, now what? Just like that big dummy with the face paint and the horns, on top of the dais looking around with no idea what comes next.

Your comparison of these peopple to QAnon supporters in order to emphasize that these people are stupid only portrays your own stupidity. You are a dangerous man/woman.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is this in politics, d scum

I missed the investment opportunity but am waiting on news that the hedge funds grovel for a new bailout. Wall St needs to stop eating avocado toast lunches and bootstraps through market volatility.

This administration better not even think of bailing these idiots out of this one.

Jen Psaki’s brother is a portfolio manager at Citadel. Janet Yellen has taken $800K in fees from Citadel.

Slap on the wrist and keep it moving.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:E*Trade is restricting trades in Gamestop. Time to figure out how to widen the conspiracy theory to include them:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-01-28/e-trade-restricts-purchases-of-gamestop-amc-shares

It's true. I just tried to buy 4 shares of AMC with my own money on e-trade(no margin) and it's a no go:

"Opening orders for this security cannot be accepted online at this time. For assistance with placing this order, please contact Customer Service at 1-800-ETRADE-1 (1-800-387-2331)".

This is absolutely ridiculous!

And now that you know this isn't a Robin Hood conspiracy, here's your next tidbit. Melvin Capital and Citron already closed their short positions. So yay, the hedge funds were defeated. Now a whole bunch of people are holding securities they bought at prices over $100.

So, the redditors are like QAnon. They are inside the capitol. What do they do next? Where's the end game for the person who posted this morning about how he can pay for his sister's college? Will he soon be posting about how he lost his savings?

NP.

F@@@ you pp. Equating everyday Americans, again crushed under the heel of big business to seditionist traitors. Hedge funds tried to bankrupt GameStop to make a buck. A bunch of small time investors banded together to make sure they paid for their continued destruction of American companies for profit.

Most of them literally do no gaf about the money. The subreddit is one post after another saying they don’t care if they lose as long as they drive the lesson home. I myself, a woman who had never been to the subreddit before today, spent $100 on Nokia and amc just in solidarity with them. Do not care if I lose all of it. There are a lot of us. And we’re not committing effing train you elitist wealth inequality championing apologist for the billionaires.

LOL there were some small investors at the beginning but to manipulate the stocks took billions of dollars. This was way out of the reach of individual investors. This was other hedge funds jumping in. Do not believe Fox News hype. This was done by your elites.

I’m the pp “billionaire” who spent $100. I would have walked across shards of broken glass to vote for Biden. But sure keep trying to profile me.

A lot of you really don’t seem to understand that a lot of this is built on vengeance not greed. Just because you always act in the interest of profit doesn’t mean others do

NP. This is very interesting. You actually are a seditionist, metaphorically speaking. Like them, you are angry at an unfair system so you struck back in a strong and unexpected way. And you did in fact scare the crap out of the powers that be, without any deaths or physical injuries. Well done.

She is not a seditionist. She is more like a voter who is voting for change. She is letting her $100 speak for her just like a vote would.

You are taking away the wrong insult from the QAnon comparison. These people are not disloyal to America. They are stupid. They are following some internet pied piper into a ponzi scheme, and they have no idea what the end game is. I bet the pied piper does. I bet the early participants who have everyone fired up to stick it to the hedge funds are taking money off the table every day. But what's the endgame for the guy who jumped into this thing at $100 or $200? He's here, now what? Just like that big dummy with the face paint and the horns, on top of the dais looking around with no idea what comes next.

Your comparison of these peopple to QAnon supporters in order to emphasize that these people are stupid only portrays your own stupidity. You are a dangerous man/woman.

WallStreetBets is full of people saying things like "My girlfriend gave me all her money right up to her overdraft. Tell me I'm not doing the wrong thing!" A lot of people are going to be hurt, and none of them will be hedge fund managers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:E*Trade is restricting trades in Gamestop. Time to figure out how to widen the conspiracy theory to include them:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-01-28/e-trade-restricts-purchases-of-gamestop-amc-shares

It's true. I just tried to buy 4 shares of AMC with my own money on e-trade(no margin) and it's a no go:

"Opening orders for this security cannot be accepted online at this time. For assistance with placing this order, please contact Customer Service at 1-800-ETRADE-1 (1-800-387-2331)".

This is absolutely ridiculous!

And now that you know this isn't a Robin Hood conspiracy, here's your next tidbit. Melvin Capital and Citron already closed their short positions. So yay, the hedge funds were defeated. Now a whole bunch of people are holding securities they bought at prices over $100.

So, the redditors are like QAnon. They are inside the capitol. What do they do next? Where's the end game for the person who posted this morning about how he can pay for his sister's college? Will he soon be posting about how he lost his savings?

NP.

F@@@ you pp. Equating everyday Americans, again crushed under the heel of big business to seditionist traitors. Hedge funds tried to bankrupt GameStop to make a buck. A bunch of small time investors banded together to make sure they paid for their continued destruction of American companies for profit.

Most of them literally do no gaf about the money. The subreddit is one post after another saying they don’t care if they lose as long as they drive the lesson home. I myself, a woman who had never been to the subreddit before today, spent $100 on Nokia and amc just in solidarity with them. Do not care if I lose all of it. There are a lot of us. And we’re not committing effing train you elitist wealth inequality championing apologist for the billionaires.

LOL there were some small investors at the beginning but to manipulate the stocks took billions of dollars. This was way out of the reach of individual investors. This was other hedge funds jumping in. Do not believe Fox News hype. This was done by your elites.

I’m the pp “billionaire” who spent $100. I would have walked across shards of broken glass to vote for Biden. But sure keep trying to profile me.

A lot of you really don’t seem to understand that a lot of this is built on vengeance not greed. Just because you always act in the interest of profit doesn’t mean others do

NP. This is very interesting. You actually are a seditionist, metaphorically speaking. Like them, you are angry at an unfair system so you struck back in a strong and unexpected way. And you did in fact scare the crap out of the powers that be, without any deaths or physical injuries. Well done.

She is not a seditionist. She is more like a voter who is voting for change. She is letting her $100 speak for her just like a vote would.

You are taking away the wrong insult from the QAnon comparison. These people are not disloyal to America. They are stupid. They are following some internet pied piper into a ponzi scheme, and they have no idea what the end game is. I bet the pied piper does. I bet the early participants who have everyone fired up to stick it to the hedge funds are taking money off the table every day. But what's the endgame for the guy who jumped into this thing at $100 or $200? He's here, now what? Just like that big dummy with the face paint and the horns, on top of the dais looking around with no idea what comes next.

Your comparison of these peopple to QAnon supporters in order to emphasize that these people are stupid only portrays your own stupidity. You are a dangerous man/woman.

WallStreetBets is full of people saying things like "My girlfriend gave me all her money right up to her overdraft. Tell me I'm not doing the wrong thing!" A lot of people are going to be hurt, and none of them will be hedge fund managers.

And what has this got to do with QAnon?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why is this in politics, d scum

I missed the investment opportunity but am waiting on news that the hedge funds grovel for a new bailout. Wall St needs to stop eating avocado toast lunches and bootstraps through market volatility.

This administration better not even think of bailing these idiots out of this one.

Jen Psaki’s brother is a portfolio manager at Citadel. Janet Yellen has taken $800K in fees from Citadel.

Slap on the wrist and keep it moving.

Um, Janet Yellen is at the Treasury, not the SEC. Do you even know the difference? But hey, Diamond Hands!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is this in politics, d scum

I missed the investment opportunity but am waiting on news that the hedge funds grovel for a new bailout. Wall St needs to stop eating avocado toast lunches and bootstraps through market volatility.

This administration better not even think of bailing these idiots out of this one.

Jen Psaki’s brother is a portfolio manager at Citadel. Janet Yellen has taken $800K in fees from Citadel.

Slap on the wrist and keep it moving.

Um, Janet Yellen is at the Treasury, not the SEC. Do you even know the difference? But hey, Diamond Hands!!

What’s your point? My point was about conflicts of interest in the Biden administration.