Actually6Foot3
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good for you, No sarcasm but what does that have to do with what I said
The Brehs of Wall Street (Offical Stock Market Thread)
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Silver Surfer
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good for you, No sarcasm but what does that have to do with what I said
It means get out before the party ends.....
WheresWallace
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HODL gang came through 
Ethnic Vagina Finder
The Great Paper Chaser
Ethnic Vagina Finder
The Great Paper Chaser
HODL gang came through
Ethnic Vagina Finder
The Great Paper Chaser
Feds get involved they might lose. Sadly.Itll depend if they allow trades tomorrow but browsing that reddit people are ready to dump millions into blackberry tomorrow (to make it go from $16.25 to $30+) to get back at the hedge funds
Mafukkas really warring with wall street
Found this on Twitter
These Wall Street crooks are trying to rig the system anyway they can. They better hope people don't keep buying because eventually they'll lose.
Trading Curbs Reverse GameStop Rally, Angering Upstart Traders
A day after GameStop shares rose 135 percent — a wild upswing spurred by an online army of investors on a mission to challenge the dominance of Wall Street — Robinhood, the stock-trading app at the center of it all, clamped down.
Almost immediately, GameStop’s shares plunged, falling 75 percent in 90 minutes.
The limits on trading by Robinhood and other online brokerages, put in place as fears of market instability grew more widespread, set off a furious outcry among small investors. They claimed that the very apps that had democratized trading — Robinhood in particular — were now doing the bidding of Wall Street.
Small groups of investors protested outside the New York Stock Exchange and at the Menlo Park, Calif., headquarters of Robinhood, a company that popularized the notion of commission-free trading. At least one aggrieved trader filed a lawsuit. Politicians on both the left and right weighed in. Before long, a trading strategy involving an obscure stock had morphed into a symbol of class warfare — pitting young upstarts against established Wall Street investors.
“You know the story of Robin Hood, this disenfranchised group of rebels stealing from the elite establishment and gifting that money to the poor,” said Travis Shetler, 21, a college student in Meadville, Pa., who bought shares of GameStop and Nokia in recent days. “The irony of an app like that pandering to the elite is quite obvious.”
Robinhood said the additional restrictions on trades of GameStop and some other companies were necessary to ensure it didn’t run afoul of government regulations. The curbs allowed users to only sell shares they owned and repurchase shares they had borrowed and sold, effectively halting the kinds of options bets that drove the rally. It also raised margin requirements for certain securities, meaning investors needed to keep more of their own money in their accounts when placing trades using funds they had borrowed from Robinhood. It later halted all margin trading involving GameStop and the movie theater chain AMC.
Chrishaune
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AMC is moving back up
