100%. I’ll watch it go to $0 before I let them bully me into selling with these tactics. We know the reason the price is low and it isn’t because nobody wants to buy.I’d rather lose the money.
Yup. Infuriating.100%. I’ll watch it go to $0 before I let them bully me into selling with these tactics. We know the reason the price is low and it isn’t because nobody wants to buy.
With that said, the upside is probably non-existent because they will keep shutting it off with every rally.
I think it 100% the opposite. This is what we should be paying attention to rather than fighting with each other about whataboutisms on Facebookgb the high school educated people on my facebook feed that says this is all just to divert attention away from our political situation and is not worthy of television coverage.
#todemlist
And look at it go. If Robin Hood reopened then this would sky rocket.Webull just lifted the ban on GME/AMC/etc.
Imagine the pandemonium if Robinhood did the same.
110% agree with this, literally the ones pulling the strings are the ones changing these rules so that they don't lose their power to _poVVned69I think it 100% the opposite. This is what we should be paying attention to rather than fighting with each other about whataboutisms on Facebook![]()
Yep. Gonna play this game until at least Friday at 4 to stall it sounds like. Every time anyone opens they are flooded w buys.And AMC halted. Need to stop the momentum.
I keep seeing "Friday" mentioned. Does something go in affect after Friday? (Sorry if its in the last 300 replies here)Yep. Gonna play this game until at least Friday at 4 to stall it sounds like. Every time anyone opens they are flooded w buys.
Im sure I am not explaining it right, but a ton of shorts expire and some of the big boys that got destroyed by GME will not be on the hook on the same way with AMC.I keep seeing "Friday" mentioned. Does something go in affect after Friday? (Sorry if its in the last 300 replies here)
It comes up a lot, there is a theory, which may not be very good. That many of the shorts are in fact backed up with options that expire at COB Friday. This is based on mostly speculation. That the expiration of these options could set in motion a series of events driving the GME price way up.I keep seeing "Friday" mentioned. Does something go in affect after Friday? (Sorry if its in the last 300 replies here)
That's when all the pretend shares that were sold at $30 have to become real shares, no matter what the current price is.I keep seeing "Friday" mentioned. Does something go in affect after Friday? (Sorry if its in the last 300 replies here)
Wouldn’t surprise me if they dropped it after hours or over the weekend.And look at it go. If Robin Hood reopened then this would sky rocket.
Its still a dollar up from six days ago and four analysts have downgraded it since then,BassNBrew said:Albertsons ACI is down 10% at the moment. A PE of 8.2 with a 2.2% dividend.
25 cents. I’d go brokeI have to think it would be a great time to start up a brokerage that promised it would never freeze its clients out. But charges .25 cents per trade. I would think that the retail investors would flock to this.
Even better. I will pop when they upgrade it in 2 monthsIts still a dollar up from six days ago and four analysts have downgraded it since then,
Where did you see this? I can’t imagine them liquidating anything unless it was a margin buyEtrade now also bans GME/AMC/etc buying and is actually liquidating some people's positions.
Cohen's Point 72 Capital and Citadel are the two hedge funds that seeded Melvin Capital, and backstopped them the other day while wetting their beaks in Melvin's future cash flows.Lol Steve Cohen is defending Robinhood
He also was a Frontline piece from 2014 on insider trading
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/to-catch-a-trader/
this can not be true as stated, it's the second mention of such action today. there's more to this, or you're quoting someone who never got past the tagline or something. there are terms and agreements for this, Etrade would lose their license for something like this.Etrade now also bans GME/AMC/etc buying and is actually liquidating some people's positions.
Wait, what's this now?..... and play with porn stars online using stimulus money
Bloomberg radio said that Interactive Brokers was forcing liquidation on these names.Where did you see this? I can’t imagine them liquidating anything unless it was a margin buy
there are precedence of brokerages raising margin in certain situations, forcing sales or increase in cash deposits. that would make sense.Some might be confusing margin calls. There were folks who had to sell winners and stuff that's more liquid. Which are, btw, the reasons AAPL went down yesterday.
I hope they feel some pain from this. If I were on that platform, I'd liquidate and move elsewhereBloomberg radio said that Interactive Brokers was forcing liquidation on these names.![]()
Only fans is popular with gen ZWait, what's this now?![]()
Thankfully.....Some might be confusing margin calls. There were folks who had to sell winners and stuff that's more liquid. Which are, btw, the reasons AAPL went down yesterday.
When's the IPO?Only fans is popular with gen Z
Alot of sex workers make money on there legally
Oh yeah, I've heard of this. I.....I don't see how it's different than watching porn. I mean, in the olden days of 2019 and earlier, a sex worker was employed for, you know.....sex. Like, the real thing. Intercourse, if you will. Or other things, not judging.Only fans is popular with gen Z
Alot of sex workers make money on there legally
It depends, some do custom videos or live shows on Skype.Oh yeah, I've heard of this. I.....I don't see how it's different than watching porn. I mean, in the olden days of 2019 and earlier, a sex worker was employed for, you know.....sex. Like, the real thing. Intercourse, if you will. Or other things, not judging.
But now you pay them to get naked? And do stuff to themselves? What do I do? Where do I go? So much questions.
"for research purposes..."It depends, some do custom videos or live shows on Skype.
Allegedly.