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Magasane -16 points ago +2 / -18

Uh what they are doing is illegal and the SEC will work with Reddit to figure out who they need to go after for pushing these pumps.

Noobs don't understand they are being used as pawns.

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dixond 8 points ago +8 / -0

LOL. Typical low-information comment that I would normally expect on Reddit. Shorting over 140% of stock is illegal. The fact that some people noticed and decided to hold positions in $GME based on that fact is simply good business.

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Darth_Venath 4 points ago +4 / -0

🤔 Not sure exactly what is illegal here.

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ProudWhiteMan 3 points ago +3 / -0

Making money off of hedge funds is illegal, they make money off of us not the other way around reeee

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saneromeo2 1 point ago +1 / -0

Lol, I am ignorant af about stocks but even I know what you just said is absolute bullshit.

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Liberty4All 1 point ago +1 / -0

What's illegal? Private individuals talking on a public forum about publicly available information? Free association? Coordinated peaceful civil action to draw attention to how financiers wreck companies and rip off retail investors through illegal shorting and down-talking schemes?

The Wall Street Whiners just thought they could never lose, but they are learning the hard way they didn't rig their casino well enough. Unfortunately for us retail investors, I am sure they'll fix that soon enough.