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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Germany blocked GME stock buys. This is a global issue now.

Why is the rabble not allowed to buy whatever stock they want?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Germany blocked GME stock buys. This is a global issue now.

Why is the rabble not allowed to buy whatever stock they want?

Because you need to make a sound financial business decision to buy a stock. And soon, only financial planners will be able to make those decisions for you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Germany blocked GME stock buys. This is a global issue now.

Why is the rabble not allowed to buy whatever stock they want?

They need to be taught a lesson? The rabble isn't allowed to make money. It's only allowed to lose money.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Germany blocked GME stock buys. This is a global issue now.

Why is the rabble not allowed to buy whatever stock they want?

Because you need to make a sound financial business decision to buy a stock. And soon, only financial planners will be able to make those decisions for you.

The people that no longer have a fiduciary duty?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Market Summary > New Concept Energy, Inc.
NYSEAMERICAN: GBR
19.55 USD +17.20 (731.91%)

Went from $2.3 ^ $21

26.10 USD +23.75 (1,010.64%)

The new GME

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Market Summary > New Concept Energy, Inc.
NYSEAMERICAN: GBR
19.55 USD +17.20 (731.91%)

Went from $2.3 ^ $21

26.10 USD +23.75 (1,010.64%)

The new GME

wtf. is it too late?

[Anonymous]

Some socialist smartie should develop an app that does sh*t like this automatically. Like,the app would’ve detected what was happening with the shorts and proposed the solution the redditor did to people on the app. App users could then pledge a certain amount of money to the cause and when a threshold is reached, the app takes action (since stuff like this only works when many people do it).

I would love to spend my free time and money scrolling through “funds” where I could pledge money to annoy Wall Street and regularly create this sort of drama to draw attention to how f@ed the system is. I think the Yes Men used to fund some of their projects this way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like the stonks. Who bought AMC at 22 today. Lol

I’m in at 12.50 but even if it goes to 20 again AH I am not selling until I see what happens tomorrow. It’ll be a wild ride!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some socialist smartie should develop an app that does sh*t like this automatically. Like,the app would’ve detected what was happening with the shorts and proposed the solution the redditor did to people on the app. App users could then pledge a certain amount of money to the cause and when a threshold is reached, the app takes action (since stuff like this only works when many people do it).

I would love to spend my free time and money scrolling through “funds” where I could pledge money to annoy Wall Street and regularly create this sort of drama to draw attention to how f@ed the system is. I think the Yes Men used to fund some of their projects this way.

the socialist app would need billions of dollars in capital for it to work, and even then it only works because of the massive short position relative to the float

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some socialist smartie should develop an app that does sh*t like this automatically. Like,the app would’ve detected what was happening with the shorts and proposed the solution the redditor did to people on the app. App users could then pledge a certain amount of money to the cause and when a threshold is reached, the app takes action (since stuff like this only works when many people do it).

I would love to spend my free time and money scrolling through “funds” where I could pledge money to annoy Wall Street and regularly create this sort of drama to draw attention to how f@ed the system is. I think the Yes Men used to fund some of their projects this way.

It already exists: WSB.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some socialist smartie should develop an app that does sh*t like this automatically. Like,the app would’ve detected what was happening with the shorts and proposed the solution the redditor did to people on the app. App users could then pledge a certain amount of money to the cause and when a threshold is reached, the app takes action (since stuff like this only works when many people do it).

I would love to spend my free time and money scrolling through “funds” where I could pledge money to annoy Wall Street and regularly create this sort of drama to draw attention to how f@ed the system is. I think the Yes Men used to fund some of their projects this way.

You mean an algorithm? An algorithm like all the quants? Nope, can't have individual investors doing what the hedge funds do.

[Anonymous]

Will there be a squeeze? It seem now that manipulation is happening, no more strength in the grip. I think if big money supports retail is the only way up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Schwab restricted margin trades, which is reasonable, but allowed buy orders. Robin Hood is partly owned by Citadel who also have a large investment in one of the hedge funds getting killed by this. Did anyone other than RH completely bar buy orders?

ApexClearing blocked buy orders of GME, AMC, and others. Apex provides clearing for retail platforms on SoFi, Goldman Sachs, etc.

Tons of platforms were locked out buying, but only allowing selling,

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Schwab restricted margin trades, which is reasonable, but allowed buy orders. Robin Hood is partly owned by Citadel who also have a large investment in one of the hedge funds getting killed by this. Did anyone other than RH completely bar buy orders?

ApexClearing blocked buy orders of GME, AMC, and others. Apex provides clearing for retail platforms on SoFi, Goldman Sachs, etc.

Tons of platforms were locked out buying, but only allowing selling,

"Because of the volatility"? What were they thinking? Do they think they'll get away with this?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Will there be a squeeze? It seem now that manipulation is happening, no more strength in the grip. I think if big money supports retail is the only way up.

It’s like a damn waiting to burst though. The very second Robinhood allows buy orders again this thing will rocket.