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Either way, big money is being transferred from the corrupt and wealthy to the people. Hopefully this will send shock waves across the globe and shatter continents.
If you believe this kind of populism, you also believed that Trump will punish the global elites and work for the little man.
How did that ****in go? *winks at the Ancient Ones*
 
Robinhood now also blocks AMC and Blackberry stocks, and probably other failing companies too.

2008, world economy crashes: it was inevitable, the volatility of the market.
2021, billionaires loose money: we must do everything we can to prevent this tragedy!
 
mfw retail apps now only allow shorting of those companies so that hedgelizards don't lose their money

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But seriously, why are they doing this? According to their statements, it's "volatility" they don't like, probably for the same reason that stock markets suspend trading of volatile stocks.
But why is this bad? And is this a good reason to stop trading rapidly rising stocks? Plz explain to noob w/o memes.
 
capital protects capital
That's probably populist bull****. Investor platforms that banned trading in Reddit stocks are losing money and customers.
Are they obligated to do this and why? Because it's not rational behavior otherwise. They are not one big capitalist cabal watching each other's backs.
The best guess I can take is consumer protection of small investors against potentially great losses with volatile stocks.
 
Judging from the fuss by Sen. Warren apparently the Securities and Exchange Commission does not have rules against massive speculation.
We already know that brokers have no scruples.
 
But seriously, why are they doing this? According to their statements, it's "volatility" they don't like, probably for the same reason that stock markets suspend trading of volatile stocks.
But why is this bad? And is this a good reason to stop trading rapidly rising stocks? Plz explain to noob w/o memes.
Legend has it that Citadel and other mega hedge funds who also use Robinhood to place their orders (and the big institutional clients are how they make money, because it's free for retail), are blackmailing the app to just shut redditors out. Citadel also loaned x billion to Melvin to keep them afloat during the whole thing. So did Steve Cohen.

Yes, these people are a tightly knit group, they help each other out for its own sake.
 
That's probably populist bull****. Investor platforms that banned trading in Reddit stocks are losing money and customers.
Are they obligated to do this and why? Because it's not rational behavior otherwise. They are not one big capitalist cabal watching each other's backs.
The best guess I can take is consumer protection of small investors against potentially great losses with volatile stocks.
You have a much too optimistic and naive idea of how the market is 'regulated'.
Short sellers simply bet on Gamestop's stocks to drop - which was almost 100% guaranteed.
Then they were outplayed by trolling redditers using the game against them.

 
Trump is the cause of everything bad that happens, including changing Wall Street regulations that made GameStop possible.
 
Trump is the cause of everything bad that happens, including changing Wall Street regulations that made GameStop possible.
I don't know enough to say yes or no, but to my understanding this is going on before trump, if trump actually did something then media would immediately jump in to "expose" it and squeeze some more juice from his name.
 
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