posted ago by kanabiis ago by kanabiis +7 / -2

This smells like another 'happening' all over again.

Small group of people on the internet have stumbled on a fool proof get rich quick scheme while simultaneously sticking it to the man and causing a bunch of people billions.

Mainstream media jumps in and draw Streisand levels of exposure, all negative of course.

Cult level following of the happening.

This has all the ear marks of another psyop, and just like the last one, I don't think this ends they way the people think it will.

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kanabiis [S] -2 points ago +1 / -3

Fully aware.

Still don't think there is any happening here, other then a few people make some money and a few people loose some money. This week.

The rules will be changed in a week or two.

And it won't favor the GME guys... at all.

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FattenTheCurve 2 points ago +2 / -0

How will the rules be changed? Your just dooming and not making any sense.

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DickTick 1 point ago +1 / -0

Yea... This reminds me of how everyone always knew that one kid who wanted to fit in so incredibly fucking badly that they would talk themselves into a corner, constantly trying to pretend like they know what they're talking about in regards to certain subjects, when they very clearly do not and would have been much better off just shutting up and listening.....

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kanabiis [S] 1 point ago +2 / -1

Well they already halted overnight trading for ONE stock.

I'm pretty sure that's against the rules, and that changed overnight.

Wait till SEC says Robinhood can't do business anymore, well they won't say they can't do business anymore, they will say fractional shares are not a thing anymore.

That's just one change that I'm sure is already being drafted by several wallstreet lobbyists right now.

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DickTick 1 point ago +1 / -0

Well Robinhood is a fucking shitty company, so I'm not really sure what you're trying to imply is bad about them possibly getting shut down in the process?

They are using people's lack of knowledge in the stock market to make billions of dollars off of their naivety....