/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27409223
>t.

>>27006035
>market makers can short stocks for 140% of the available shares, don't have to worry about liquidation levels, and propped up with billions of dollars by other market makers if their trades go south, and worst case scenario the the government bails them out
>SEC sleeps

>individual retail investors decide to buy a stock they like because the shorts have to eventually buy back in
>OY VEY ITS ANUDDA SHOAH NEVER FIVEGET THE SIX TRILLION

Reminder that no matter what happens, we ultimately win because the stock """market""" gets exposed as the sham it is.

>>26575763

>>26571022
>The best piece of evidence imo is that their vassals on stock news are crying about wsb committing securities fraud. They are mad

This has been the most hilarious part of all this.
"Are we to blame for getting too greedy and shorting a stock into oblivion, to the point where we're shorting 150% the available stock and not taking any profits at all even when we crashed the stock all the way down to 3 dollars? No, we did nothing wrong! Those individual retail investors who simply bought and held an undervalued stock are to blame because they're committing securities fraud by doing a thing we don't like!"

>>25360385
>g.d

>>23914226
shit like this exists, and then they tell us it's just a conspiracy theory

>yes goy, please take this experimental mRNA vaccine that's been haphazardly rushed through the FDA drug approval process with zero regards to safety! don't want to contract a virus where 90% of people who get it are asymptomatic and the mortality rate is 0.1%!
>that'll be 599.99 US dollars plus tip

>>21682271
Imagine looking at this dude's face and thinking to yourself "yes, this is the face of a man I can trust"

>ripple

>>19366874
Banks don't want people using assets that undermine the fiat banking cartel. Oy vey, imagine my shock

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