The Brehs of Wall Street (Offical Stock Market Thread)

[cobra]

Downgraded to $1 price target

scare tactic

 

[ogc163]

We've known about white supremacy and the 1% for the longest... They actually exist and we see it with this Gamestop, Melvin, Capital, Citadel Capital bullshyt... the more it's exposed the worst it becomes, look at how the mainstream media trying to cover for them at everyturn... it's disgusting...

Or the more logical and probable explanation is that Robinhood didn't have enough money on hand to meet the abnormal increase in activity, and so they set up limitations on shares their customers could purchase.

 

[ORDER_66]

Brehs we taking a L with AMC and NAKD ?

IDK??? the game is being rigged breh... that's all im saying...

 

[ORDER_66]

Or the more logical and probable explanation is that Robinhood didn't have enough money on hand to meet the abnormal increase in activity, and so they set up limitations on shares their customers could purchase.

Or you could google who OWN's Robinhood and just think which is more possible when you follow the money...

 

[old pig]

SMH this is conspiracy bullshyt.

ain’t no conspiracy...shyt was flat out blatant

 

[calixprynce]

Brehs we taking a L with AMC and NAKD ?

might sell both and cop GME on the dip . or cop more sndl options

 

[ogc163]

No need for conspiracy theories.

The decision by Robinhood Markets and other trading platforms to slam the door shut on the most volatile stocks is introducing them to two others, clearinghouse and collateral requirements. They’re parts of Wall Street’s infrastructure that are invisible, except when things get wild.

1. What happened?

The Depository Trust & Clearing Corp., or DTCC, the main hub for U.S. stock markets, demanded large sums of collateral from brokerages including Robinhood that for weeks had facilitated spectacular jumps in shares such as GameStop. In response, Robinhood and some other trading platforms raised large sums of money to post with the DTCC to increase their backstop against losses. They also reined in the risk to themselves by banning certain trades. Robinhood also moved to unwind some client bets, igniting an outcry from customers.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/busi...3744bc-6257-11eb-a177-7765f29a9524_story.html

 

[Pyrexcup]

this thread will end worse than the DOGE thread unfortunately if the focus is just GME and other meme stocks...I’m seeing I “made” this and I “made” that...absolutely nothing is made until you actually sell and secure profit...the “rule” is buy low and sell high...but for that to happen there’s always gonna be those who get stuck buying high

there is going to be a lot of break ups come valentines

 

[old pig]

there is going to be a lot of break ups come valentines

lots of ppl gonna be fukked up...I’ve made the mistake several times of chasing runs...if you’re lucky you might actually hit a lick or two but you can lose it just as fast getting gassed up by euphoria...and I’m not talking down on folks cuz despite me going thru this several times, I STILL fell for the hype train with AMC...but once I saw the “games” RH and some other brokerages were playing, I accepted the L and put the rest of that play money into something with better long-term prospects that I think has a good chance of earning back the money I lost...granted it will require patience

 

[Teal.]

Isn't there a thread like this already?

 

[klientel]

AMC and GME losses will for sure lead to some suicides. These unstable white boys on Reddit went all in when the share prices were much higher than they are now. They are definitely gonna off themselves when they finally accept that they lost everything

diamond hands

 

[ORDER_66]

Isn't there a thread like this already?

I think the mods merged the other two threads into this one...

 

[Uchiha God]

this a great 2021 locker room trend

lets all lose money together

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

I don't know y'all, it's rough out here. Even Popeye's and subway in on it. I wonder if something good gone come of this

Yahoo is now a part of Verizon Media
Popeyes gets into GameStop, AMC stock action with free food while Subway has a tuna deal following lawsuit

Two national restaurant chains are turning headline news into limited-time food deals and freebies.

As stocks of companies like struggling video game retailer GameStop and theater chain AMC Entertainment continue to garner attention, Popeyes' is giving out free chicken tenders or "tendies" with a $5 minimum purchase. On Reddit, tendies often refer to gains and profits.

The fried chicken chain says the deal isn't only for traders, though the promo codes to get free three-piece chicken tenders are listings for some of the affected stocks.

The Popeyes deal is available Monday and Tuesday for orders through the app or website using $GME, $AMC, $BB or $NOK as a promo code.

According to the fine print, to activate the offer, click the "Tendies" tile on the app and enter one of the promotional codes.

Subway offers 15% off tuna
Days after a lawsuit was filed against Subway claiming its tuna salad contains no fish, the restaurant is offering a limited-time discount on the seafood sandwich.

"Our tuna salad is 100% tuna mixed with mayo," Subway said in an email to consumers and on its website, noting it is offering a 15% discount on any tuna footlong in the app or online with promo code ITSREAL.

The end date for the promotion wasn't listed Monday, but Subway has a second 15% off discount on any footlong sub through Feb. 7 with promo code 15OFF.

 

[WaveWhisperer]

I got 85 in amc

yall tellin me i cant get the vette lamborgini?