Are you guys watching Gamestop? Up another 92% today.

But it's ok when the Federal Reserve and US government work with Facebook, Amazon and Google
 
Trading app Robinhood has banned its users from buying GameStop, AMC, Blackberry and Nokia stock.

The ‘WallStreetBets’ Discord channel has been taken offline, with the platform claiming the ban was due to hate speech and had nothing to do with members helping to fuel a meteoric spike in GameStop’s stock value.

We knew that was coming. Herh heh. The fat cats are pissed that they got beat at their own game. Let this be a lesson that only the fat cats can manipulate stocks to turn a profit and only fat cats can talk about their completely legal activities online. Anyone else does it, it's shut down and it's hate speech if you talk about it.
 
I bought a February $50 put option on Gamestop Wednesday afternoon and sold it Thursday morning for a 40% profit.
 
Short sellers are a threat to stability. They should get a pasting now and then.
The way short shares are borrowed shares (many times without knowledge or permission) is liken to the theme of "the producers" where they float more shares then the 100% that actually exist so if they can crush and crash the stock, they never have to pay it back & that gives incentive to manipulation by shorts to take out weak volume or weak numbers companies.

But what do you think of Robin Hood blocking (censoring) buying of Gamestop on it's platform thus manipulating it perhaps for their own trade? Is this fair if they never do that when stocks are unfairly tanked by the same manipulation by the short sellers? This just shows how much we need to rethink our markets to make them more fair and stable to prevent foreign entities from manipulating our markets and tainting trust in the markets that can be used for financial terrorism.
Did I call this last year or what?
 
The little guys filed a class action lawsuit againts the online brokerage Robinhood, mentioned earlier in the thread, after it stopped all buys of GameStop and other stocks. They call it a market manipulation aimed to protect short-selling hedge funds, or the big guys who got beat to the punch at their own game.

According to the lawsuit, filed on Thursday before a federal judge in the Southern District of New York, Robinhood “purposefully, willingly and knowingly” deprived retail investors of the ability to invest, accusing the brokerage of “manipulating” the market.

lolol.

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Robinhood “completely blocked retail investors” from buying GameStop stock “for no legitimate reason,” the lawsuit goes on to say, adding that the move appears to be calculated to benefit individuals and institutions who are not Robinhood customers but are “large institutional investors” into the company...

 
Heh heh heh....talking about the peed off big guys here, so nobody gets confused...

Short-selling investors lost a staggering $70.8 billion this month, according to financial data analytics firm Ortex. Their losses were partly driven by small traders pumping money into stocks like GameStop.

Short-sellers lost $70.87 billion on US companies this year so far, according to analysis from Ortex reported by Reuters on Thursday. To put the loss in perspective, $70.87 billion is half a billion dollars more than the GDP of Slovenia, according to CIA statistics.


For the benefit of the casual passer-by, the ''short squeeze" is when hedge funds hurry up and try to buy back into rising stocks in order to cover their losses. And it's brought some of the top hedge funds to the brink of bankruptcy. So this is why they go looking for billions of dollars in bailouts.
 
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Hedge funds and institutional investors screw over retail investors everyday. This is a case where the big money institutions have the power to change the rules in the middle of the game when the smaller investors are taking advantage of the rules.
 
Hedge funds and institutional investors screw over retail investors everyday. This is a case where the big money institutions have the power to change the rules in the middle of the game when the smaller investors are taking advantage of the rules.

Yep.

Stocks for me but not for thee...
 
One cat turned $55,000 into $13 million. Heh heh.

Oh boy! The fat cat manipulators have to be pissed they got beat to the punch at their own game.

They might have to start getting up and actually working at this rate. Thus the NASDAQ shutdown, I suppose. They're not having any of that.

They've even gone so far as to monitor people's social media to se who made out. Is that crazy, or what? They did nothing illegal. And they have the right to talk about it.

Man are the vultures pee ohd. Heh heeeee.....
and what happens when he locks that in.....hopefully in near future before it disappears........now is the time to short
Told ya.....knowing when to get out is maybe more important than knowing when to get in.
 
Hear ye, Hear ye!

Elizabeth Warren sides with the Hedge funds. She's taking Wall Street's side on this in sharing their view that regulation is needed to stop the little guys from cutting in on the big guy's territory.

Why, you ask? Because she's a fraud. That's why. :laughing0301:

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Looks like facebook banned the Robinhood stock traders group from their platform, too. (The page has no formal affiliation with the stock trading app of the same name)

Its 23-year-old founder, Allen Tran, told Reuters, adding that the social media giant cited its policies surrounding “adult sexual exploitation.” A notification of the ban seen by Reuters included no further reasoning for what prompted the move.

Tran, however, maintains that he has never seen explicit or sexual content on the page, arguing instead that the group was targeted by “major institutions” after members racked up thousands of dollars from trades first proposed in Reddit’s r/WallStreetBets community


Heh heh. Seem like the social media platforms are to go-to guys whenever the elite wanna shut down any legit opposition. It sure seems to be the trend, no matter the issue at hand these days.

If you wanna play devil's advocate, bots do flag some language on social media platforms.

Gain porn, for example. (trader speak for quickly appreciating stocks)
 
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