Bring out the guillotine
why did they choose gamestop that's selling overpriced games
I believe cuz it had very low prices for shares
IM LITERALLY IN TEARS LMAO
IM LITERALLY IN TEARS LMAO
Yo does anybody know why a stock would sell for more than it’s listed as trading at?
I sold this morning when GME was at $260, but it claimed the price I sold at was $1100 and gave me the payout as if it was $1100
I’m wondering if this could be due to their being more demand to buy than is evidenced by the claimed price? Or if this is just a Robinhood glitch that I benefitted from?
why did they choose gamestop that's selling overpriced games
Cause there wore more shorts against it than there were actual stocks, resulting in short sellers having to buy at whatever price GME ends up on when the shorts are called
think the fun is about over. stock is levelling off now.
Long as its above 65 next 3 Fridays think its fine
Need to delete Robinhood after this bs
Which app are you guys switching to?
WeBull is way better
think the fun is about over. stock is levelling off now.
I think people will switch to other traders, and people from other countries will get involved. Robinhood is also getting so much flack for this, I think they may end up lifting this ban.
Only way it ends is if the short sellers cash out while the ban is still on. But even with the ban, the stock went from $160 back to $250. So the short sellers are only in a slightly better position than they were in yesterday
Even $160, the lowest point since the ban, puts them in the same position they were in 2 days ago
The short sellers need this stock to go down a lot more than it has so far.
this is actually exactly what happens in marxist theory down to a T
the illusion of class peace is shattered when standards are not the same, leading to class consciousness and populist rhetoric on the right and left uniting temporarily to topple the elite