At least you're off the whole this is the same as insider trading from a free speech perspective. What you brought up is the question and not necessarily one that is mutually exclusive to what I've said. But this all raises the question, is Citron working to to actively suppress the value of Gamestop also illegal market manipulation? Is that question the SEC or these hedge funds really want to put out in the spotlight?
Never have institutional managers actively colluded to keep buying (or selling) securities and other assets to drive their prices up (or down).
Never have institutional managers actively colluded to keep buying (or selling) securities and other assets to drive their prices up (or down).
I’m shocked, shocked to find that collusion may be going on here.
Okay, so we're in agreement. This may or may not technically be illegal manipulation but it's definitely not in any way the same as insider trading from a free speech perspective.
Those goal posts are about a mile wide at this point, aren't they?
@KitamanEdit: Potentially, Ally and other established brokers may have reasonably raised margin requirements and possibly limited some transaction types, but transferring away cash and most securities should not require closing positions. See this Understanding the Brokerage Account Transfer Process | FINRA.org
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Because Gabe Plotkin The creator of Melvin capital did not snitch on Steve Cohen when he committed securities fraud and had to pay a 1.8 billion dollar fine. Plotkin was trader number two at SAC capital.
if a suit goes on tv and bashes a stock or writes an article about why a stock is overvalued and then it tanks, that's fine? That's what happened with $NIO and $FUBO.
Fidelity seemed to be fine. Webull also restricted during the day
No way Citadel Securities, not HF Citadel, executes/d any Melvin trades.
I have zero crypto but if Eth ever gets back to $200 I'm all in
the current narrative, true or not; i don't know, is that Fidelity didn't shut down because they were the only ones that had shares left lol. apparently citadel/robinhood had no shares left and that's why they stopped buying.
Google salvaged Robinhood’s one-star rating by deleting nearly 100,000 negative reviews
It’s not outside Google’s purview to delete these posts.www.theverge.com
Google deleted 100,000 legitimate reviews of an app that doesn't work as described. You just hate to see it.
About a decade ago, SoFi was created by Stanford grad students. Palihapitiya had no role in establishing the company, but may have invested in it since. SoFi is going to merge with a Palihapitiya SPAC, but it’s unclear why anyone should believe SoFi or other similar firms might not limit trades at some point. Stuff happens!
Possible lol. Or the suits got out of their shorts.
Working with Ollie’s legal budget? I jest.
