-
Be sure to read this post! Beware of scammers. https://www.indianagunowners.com/threads/classifieds-new-online-payment-guidelines-rules-paypal-venmo-zelle-etc.511734/
GameStop/Reddit vs. Big Financial
- Thread starter jsharmon7
- Start date
The #1 community for Gun Owners in Indiana
Member Benefits:
Fewer Ads! Discuss all aspects of firearm ownership Discuss anti-gun legislation Buy, sell, and trade in the classified section Chat with Local gun shops, ranges, trainers & other businesses Discover free outdoor shooting areas View up to date on firearm-related events Share photos & video with other members ...and so much more!
Member Benefits:
No. Finding a company that had a 140% of available stock SHORT is rare to the point it reflects the insanity of those who would try it. It was leveraging greed to a level rarely seen in the history of the markets,and it backfired when people noticed it.
Interesting twist.
For those that cant see FB. Melvin Capital Is owned by Citadel,LLC. They are the ones shorting the stock. They also gave Robinhood 40% of their revenue to start up. So RH has a direct financial interest in stopping this. So while everyone is whining about Redditors breaking the law colluding in the purchase of the stock, Robinhood's stepping in and preventing more buying directly protects their interests.
For those that cant see FB. Melvin Capital Is owned by Citadel,LLC. They are the ones shorting the stock. They also gave Robinhood 40% of their revenue to start up. So RH has a direct financial interest in stopping this. So while everyone is whining about Redditors breaking the law colluding in the purchase of the stock, Robinhood's stepping in and preventing more buying directly protects their interests.
Ocasio-Cortez rejects support from Ted Cruz: 'You almost had me murdered'
Congresswoman tells senator who rejected Biden’s victory: ‘If you want to help, you can resign’
Aaaaaaaand it’s Trump’s fault:
www.cnn.com
Analysis: How Trumpism explains the GameStop stock surge
At the core of Donald Trump's angry populist appeal was -- and is -- this sentiment: The elites think they know better than you. They think they can tell you how to live and what to believe. But guess what? We the people are smarter than the elites!
www.cnn.com
Aaaaaaaand it’s Trump’s fault:
Analysis: How Trumpism explains the GameStop stock surge
At the core of Donald Trump's angry populist appeal was -- and is -- this sentiment: The elites think they know better than you. They think they can tell you how to live and what to believe. But guess what? We the people are smarter than the elites!
That synopsis is exactly backward the people seemed to outsmart the elites...
Accelerate.
If we're heading for the "great reset" then nothing will stop that from happening. Not after the people bowed down and allowed for our election to be stolen. Not after people capitulated after being labeled mean things by the media, all because they walked around the capitol for a couple hours. If people want to just lay down and die for the machine, let them, there's nothing you nor I can do about it.
But what we can do is bend over hedge funds that raped our country, and at least enjoy the spoils of that war for a bit before the lights go out. It's the last glimpse of unity we're probably ever going to see again.
This is the first time the right and left have united under teachings from rules for radicals, that I've ever seen. I highly doubt those in charge want that situation. They want us fighting along racial lines, because as long as we do that, they remain in the shadows and able to control things.
From the levels of kvetching I've seen from the elite over this, I'm inclined to think this isn't really planned.
They're in an absolute no win situation, as either way they play it off, the people will be united in their hatred of them.
If anyone thinks a bail out is an acceptable end to this, they need tarred and feathered if not worse.
Last edited:
Even if that were true, who's fault is it for not being responsible for your future and who handles your finances? Being negligent has consequences.
If your future rides on a virtual casino, you have no one but yourself to blame. Wall street is not sacred, nor are hedge funds. Never put in what you aren't willing to completely lose. If you put your whole retirement into it... Welp, play stupid games win stupid prizes.
What happened to personal responsibility? Pulling yourself up by your bootstraps? Not being shielded from consequences for your actions? You're implying leftist logic.
The entire 3M members of WSB didn’t hatch this plan. I’ve been watching this a while and a very small group started talking about GME and shorts last year. We know Congress called Facebook, Twitter, and others to the carpet over foreign actors interfering with elections for at least the last 4-5 years by creating fake political action groups, fake posts, disinformation, etc. on those platforms. All I’m saying is that it’s possible a similar group could plant the seeds for something like this to damage our economy. WSB was hidden, and then made private, just a few days ago because of the amount of bots and new members coming in to push other stocks. The suspicion then was big companies were trying to distract people away from GME to kill momentum. If Reddit recognized the potential for manipulation and reacted to the threat, I’m going to pay attention. Everyone is getting a kick out of billionaires getting owned, but keep a clear head.
Last edited:
The guy behind the moves got outed by Reuters:
www.reuters.com
Famed GameStop bull 'Roaring Kitty' is a Massachusetts financial advisor
A YouTube streamer who helped drive a surge in the shares of GameStop Corp is a 34-year-old financial advisor from Massachusetts and until recently worked for insurance giant MassMutual, public records and social media posts show.
www.reuters.com
The guy behind the moves got outed by Reuters:
Famed GameStop bull 'Roaring Kitty' is a Massachusetts financial advisor
A YouTube streamer who helped drive a surge in the shares of GameStop Corp is a 34-year-old financial advisor from Massachusetts and until recently worked for insurance giant MassMutual, public records and social media posts show.
Remember when the media said that doxxing someone was a risk to their life?
It was never a secret.The guy behind the moves got outed by Reuters:
Famed GameStop bull 'Roaring Kitty' is a Massachusetts financial advisor
A YouTube streamer who helped drive a surge in the shares of GameStop Corp is a 34-year-old financial advisor from Massachusetts and until recently worked for insurance giant MassMutual, public records and social media posts show.
TLDR:
“If he is what he says he is, he’s not breaking the law,” said Scott Silver, a securities lawyer and managing partner of Silver Law Group. “There’s absolutely nothing wrong to tell others to buy a stock if it’s honest and in good faith.”
Just because someone has a reason to lie is reason enough to distrust the information. But it's not evidence that they ARE lying. It's still worth knowing whether innoccent people are being hurt. But yeah, listing the people one's children might mention in a bedtime prayer sounds dubious. "...and please help the police officers and the teachers and the farmers...amen."
OMG they're ruining the police and teacher retirements!Site Supporter
Staff online
-
d.kaufmanStill Here
Members online
- Itchytriggerfinger
- Goodcat
- Bighoss91
- Taeverling
- ws6guy
- Michigan Slim
- shootersix
- BigMoose
- indyblue
- indykid
- HoughMade
- glank09
- l11
- Billythekid
- TheGrumpyGuy
- indyjohn
- williamsburg
- opus1776
- Burnymac1
- glock27
- indyartisan
- Throwsstones
- ChristianPatriot
- d.kaufman
- bwframe
- Bookmark
- snapping turtle
- Zdub720
- ol' poke
- AndreusMaximus
- wingrider1800
- mhs
- jabean
- brdhntr37
- Lee9
- Amishman44
- Doug
- Angrysauce
- jbhummer2
- snorko
- 700 LTR 223
- rvb
- asevans
- Indianapail
- Fire Lord
- Vaquero11
- dieselrealtor
- Irish354
- Creedmoor
- Malware
