GameSTONKS Thread - Power to the meme's

[Kirin]

So what is one to look for in this afterhours business?

[Salodin]

So what is one to look for in this afterhours business?

Gainz

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[Dantrag]

So what is one to look for in this afterhours business?

It's been 14 minutes. Don't bother watching it if you're stressed out. Not worth it, nothing you can do.

[thetruepandagod]

weekend is meant for signing up on different exchanges and getting funds ready

[Byrthnoth]

What the SEC does to RH is immaterial, it's dead because it torched any trust it had.
They are going to BLEED users.

The extra publicity around their deal with Citadel just can't be good for them

[Weltall]

I signed up in Webull, but waiting on the verification process. Hopefully they do that so I can get more funds transferred in time for Monday/Tuesday!

[Tyrath]

I keep seeing this posted on FB, its not true is it??

[BerenTebogo]

marxpilled

[Salodin]

Amc getting slammed with 1 share orders at the closing price, just utterly spammed. Algos in full force.

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[Modoru]

What does Robinhood have to do with this? Well, it makes options trading much more accessible to retail investors — but there’s something else. Trades on Robinhood are free! But Robinhood isn’t offering free trades to be nice; the company gets paid by some big-time investors such as Citadel Securities to see what retail investors are doing. This phenomenon, which other brokerages are engaged in as well, is called payment for order flow. Citadel Securities makes its money on these orders by “automatically taking the other side of the order, then returning to the market to flip the trade. It pockets the difference between the price to buy and sell, known as the spread,” according to the Financial Times.

At least one Wall Street firm has taken heavy losses — Melvin Capital Management, which was shorting GameStop, among other bets. It’s been bailed out by Citadel, which, confusingly, is not the same thing as Citadel Securities. (Citadel is a hedge fund, not a market maker.) Both firms were founded by the same guy, though: Ken Griffin. And by bailing out Melvin, Griffin got “a rare opportunity to invest in a talented manager on the cheap,” according to Bloomberg.

tl;dr, not owned but do business with a related company by association? something along those lines
according to them, nobody "ordered" anything.

src

someone more knowledgeable would be able to explain better.

[Tyrath]

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/11/04/leon...th-warren.html

Billionaire tears. It's all been worth it guys

[TummieGaruda]

RH restricting trades on 50 stocks now:

https://investorplace.com/2021/01/ro...gx-amc-nok-bb/

Some stock you can only buy 1 of.

[BerenTebogo]

RH restricting trades on 50 stocks now:

https://investorplace.com/2021/01/ro...gx-amc-nok-bb/

Some stock you can only buy 1 of.

Why even exist anymore lmao

[TummieGaruda]

Why even exist anymore lmao

The fucked up part is there are legit stocks on that list that aren't shorted, but have potential to take off. It's like here's a list of some stocks that can make you money but sorry you can only buy 1

[Tyrath]

Fuck RH

[Vaspinne]

https://twitter.com/TheDailyShow/sta...77393485815816

[thetruepandagod]

I keep seeing this posted on FB, its not true is it??

It's true.

[Vaspinne]

So how much money did hedge fund billionaires lose today? That's all I'm here to find out

[Tyrath]

So how much money did hedge fund billionaires lose today? That's all I'm here to find out

This is from last night

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-r...-idUSKBN29X1SW

[Jefe]

Please tell me you bought btc and eth the other day.

Hey Panda, Seth, you guys draw memelines or nah?