Oh yeah. Those brothers that try to short squeeze on Cramer's show should go to prison too. It's just that they fail most of the time and they don't get confirmation from viewers that they're going for it.
Do you really think 🤔 that a company shorting 140% of the shares of a company putting themselves in a very dangerous situation isn't working together with the other hedge funds to not be short squeezed?
Well,, it's not manipulation. All the investments being made are open, fair trades. A couple of hedge type funds got noticed trying to make huge $$ and lots of traders got in on it. Now the big money folks are crying.... Hhehehehehe
Not that I'm aware of. As long as it's not insider trading, anyone can talk about markets in a macro sense, they just can't give individual advice, because that falls under financial advice regulations and laws.
If what you're claiming is true, most stocks sites and blogs and streams would be illegal.
There are laws against stock manipulation.
sure are == the same laws Wall Street finds way around by "chattering" on TV
Oh yeah. Those brothers that try to short squeeze on Cramer's show should go to prison too. It's just that they fail most of the time and they don't get confirmation from viewers that they're going for it.
its the market -- there SHOULD be risk for everyone!
Do you really think 🤔 that a company shorting 140% of the shares of a company putting themselves in a very dangerous situation isn't working together with the other hedge funds to not be short squeezed?
I've always wondered if the Cramer's of the world actually fail or if their entire niche is that they're paid to give people wrong advice.
Well,, it's not manipulation. All the investments being made are open, fair trades. A couple of hedge type funds got noticed trying to make huge $$ and lots of traders got in on it. Now the big money folks are crying.... Hhehehehehe
Breaking news: FBI is now investigating everyone on Wall Street Bets
WallStreetBets.Win when?
Someone bought the domain for it a little while back (I checked)
I hope they start doing something with it soon
I'm sure those are fairly and equally enforced.
Not that I'm aware of. As long as it's not insider trading, anyone can talk about markets in a macro sense, they just can't give individual advice, because that falls under financial advice regulations and laws.
If what you're claiming is true, most stocks sites and blogs and streams would be illegal.