/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30349044
I would only be concerned if you are still stupid enough to be using any brokers that limited trading of GME during the crash. You had a month to bail from them.

>>30327430
>predatory take-down of a cornered and defenseless counterparty
Considering last time when they were cornered, they managed to weasel out of it, yet somehow made it worse in the second round. They can't pull the same trick twice, and are trying to delay and divert.

>>29781564
literally died thanks to Robinhood last time. If you still have robinhood and it breaks out, you might be a bagholder again.

>>29744773
I somehow doubt Robinhood is a factor this time around, but anyone still with the platform deserves no money after having a month to get an actual broker.

>>29730567
We have seen a large market retraction that pretty much lines up with GME surging. If anything GME will crash the market if it hits the even 600 and the actual squeeze happens. What is driving up the price right now is options and when they have to be excersised and they can't buy back any stocks, it will further drive up the price. GME is completely disjointed from any market fundamentals at this point as more money keeps getting dumped into it.

itt: memes that have not aged well

>>27630981
small?

GAMERS RISE UP!

>>27553753
I am no expert, but 50% of it was Robinhood shutting down buys, the other half was retard meme sale orders set to $420.69.

>>27495043
Laddering only seems to work when there is no actual market movement. I think most of the dip to 80 was just sell limits on stocks being triggered and people bought in at 80-90.

>>27420935
It's just hedgies trading with eachother in short laddering. There is no real trading going on, they are just using more money to drive the price down incrementally in these trading blocks.

>>27251336
Seriously? I was gonna reinvest my GME gains into NAKD. Fucking robinjew

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