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They're not wrong but the SEC may need to do something more to prevent market manipulation. Maybe regulate shorts so you legally have to cover relatively early so they don't put saturn rocket levels of pressure on a stock? I know it has long been done by wall-street slime and short-sellers but now that it is becoming more crowd sourced, it is harder for the SEC to ignore (especially when their buddies are the ones being creamed by the reddit hoard)
Ugh. I don't know what you do about that. He is clearly an influencer and his tweets will have some effect on security prices but he presumably has no position in GME nor any insider knowledge. It's hard for the SEC to regulate lemmings walking off a cliff.
I'm tempted to buy into BB right now, but I'm not sure if I missed the boat or not. Or is that the next 'target' for reddit for massive tendies (what the f does that even mean?).The profits from penny stocks (~ under $10) like BB and VERY has changed my life.
No joke
You mean the internet lies....
still nowhere near politicians
Well I do have 2k that isn’t going to be buying me any GME today lol
When I was trying to buy it earlier today, I did not see a single option for more than 2-3 stocks at a time. Not sure if that’s normal or not.
"It was our market to manipulate not theirs. Not fair. We want our money printing machine back. Give it back. Waaahhh." (said in a super whiney child voice)
Spin it up and make billions. Everytime there is a bubble, some listed securities rebrand to ride the wave (a tech name, a weed name, etc) even if the brand has nothing to do with their activities. It results in a huge price bump. If someone rebranded as blockbuster, it would probably work too.They buying nokia stocks now
Too bad blockbuster is no longer in business eh?
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