Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion
Ozymandeas
Veteran
TOS doesn’t circumvent securities laws. You can write anything in there. Trust, there will be class actions. Robinhood is just betting the fine is less than what the hedge funds would’ve lost. That’s why you need jail sentences. They’d think twice.
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
RIP MR. SMOKE
This is what I was waiting to see. That pressure is getting to em. They realized they were about to lose a good portion of their userbase. Still don't think they can fully recover though. Their brand is dead.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
Man, you should take half off the table. I get principle but get your money playboi!Still at mid 6 fig (unrealized ) of gme
Ain't fukking selling
Buying more gme tonight and tomorrow on TD fukk it
We'll see.
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
Anyway, the week was entertaining but I’m ready for this thread to get back to its regularly scheduled posters
I thought you'd never ask.
the crazy shyt is despite it being a risk to jump in that late...AMC and GME even KOSS looked prime to have another good day as crazy as it sounds...they hit $22, $498 and $112 respectively in the PM even tho it’s not guaranteed that those prices would’ve held up under normal trading circumstances...RH and the like crippled any chance of that shyt tho smh
So hypothetical question what would a brokerage that said they stopped trading on their platform due to volatility of a stock accomplish by freezing buys but only allowing sells for a day? Would said goal be to make the stock less volatile?
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Chrishaune
Veteran
I don't know how true, but they are saying there are some lawsuits against Robinhood coming.......
Robinhood brehs might still eat
Robinhood brehs might still eat
KalKal
Superstar
Good, I bought a bunch of SLV calls today (SLV Sep 30 '21 $30) and I was scared that I was taking too much of a risk.
ended up green (just barely) .12% today thanks to ipoe 