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46%Maybe they're diversifying, lol. Surprise attack on something else that wall streets isn't expecting. AAL now up 31%.
46%Maybe they're diversifying, lol. Surprise attack on something else that wall streets isn't expecting. AAL now up 31%.
I haven't really posted in this thread... kind of like to think of work and money separate from my hobbies. But yeah,, I'm sure they'll regulate it somehow because guys with Robinhood accounts don't have the kind of political lobbying capital hedge funds do, but you're hitting the nail on the head here imo. Market manipulation is market manipulation. Just cause you wear a suit when you do it doesn't mean it should be legal.
Can you regulate an unorganized message board? If the guys at WSB are telling people what to do, and it is open to everyone to read, there are free speech issues with saying they can't do this. They aren't taking their money and doing this. Also, they aren't themselves investing the money. It is a message board. Unless there is a coordinated effort to pump and dump, which doesn't appear to be the case, then i am not sure how it is manipulation.Right. This probably is wrong/illegal but because of the underdog story and political capital it may get ignored
yup. they kicked the hornest nest yesterday. They don't know what they woke up with thisRobinhood will not allow any purchases of GME, NOK or AMC right now. Only sales. Trying to get the public to panic. I hope the hedge funds get massacred today.
Ridiculous. They are allowing hedge funds to close out their position because they whined.OMG all services are restricting buying of AMC and GME
Did you see the interview with Chamath? Great stuff.CNBC twisting themselves into more than a pretzel trying to cover for the suits
yup and Mark Cuban this morningDid you see the interview with Chamath? Great stuff.
Hey JFS, can you explain this a little more like I'm a toddler?Ridiculous. They are allowing hedge funds to close out their position because they whined.
The hedge funds are required to buy these stocks back by a set time (call it 3:30 PM today for example). Robinhood and others closed out buying more stock on their apps so that the price can't go higher and the hedge funds lose any more than they have alreadyHey JFS, can you explain this a little more like I'm a toddler?
The hedge funds are required to buy these stocks back by a set time (call it 3:30 PM today for example). Robinhood and others closed out buying more stock on their apps so that the price can't go higher and the hedge funds lose any more than they have already
The hedge funds need to buy stock that they borrowed. Jerks borrowed stock to sell at 20 hoping to return the share to the owner at 13.Hey JFS, can you explain this a little more like I'm a toddler?
If it is, it shouldn't be. This is regulators protecting hedge funds.Well, that doesn't sound all that legal.
The hedge funds need to buy stock that they borrowed. Jerks borrowed stock to sell at 20 hoping to return the share to the owner at 13.
But, when it went crazy, they are looking to get out of the contract. Only way to do that is to buy stock and fast. So, if you can only sell shares, I would think that hedge funds are going to be able to buy the shares. Not retail investors.
So, hedge funds don't have the competition of the retail investor in acquiring shares to close their position.