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27734076 No.27734076 [Reply] [Original]

Whats a short ladder attack?

I keep seeing it everywhere now in relation to GME but when i google nothing comes up.

>> No.27734649
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>> No.27735067

>>27734076
q-level trust the plan delusions

>> No.27735157

>>27734076
It's just cope from deluded reddit fags.

>> No.27735225
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made up buzzwords

>> No.27735320

>>27734076
it's when you add cope to schizophrenia

>> No.27735390

Jews send a dwarf to attack you with a step stool until you sell.

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>>27734076
It's nothing compared to a double twister staircase attack, only the most rugged trades have seen those once in a lifetime

>> No.27735864

>>27735225
>>27734076
>>27735067
>>27735157

It's a WWE move with you physically harm some with a "short ladder". This is something I've never stood with and should be abolished. And who doesn't believe is short ladder attacks is either an bot or smooth brained.

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>>27734076

>> No.27736248

From what I understood. Its a strategy in artificially lowering prices via sending trades back and forth over and over again in waves of less than a cent at current price at set intervals to trick the algorithm that controls the price of the stock into thinking its a sell off an gradually lower price. However the conditions to pull such a strat require the perfect opertunity, i.e. halting buying on a stock and only allowing sells. You cant do that to every broker but it worked because the vast majority of gme buyers were using RH because of instant deposit.

>> No.27736706

Hedge funds selling the stock below the posters imagined market price

>> No.27738081

>>27734076
Anti-Kike conspiracy

>> No.27738343
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It's hard to tell what these big invincible companies can actually do.

Say you assume collusion between the market entities, but stop at say government-level collusion.

Assume a bunch of mega-rich fucks who all depend on each other are colluding to maintain the status quo, but not to the point where they are paying off the govt to get away with it.

They are so rich they can eat lawsuits for breakfast, pay virtually any fine, and throw people under the bus for jail time. But i would feel unrealistic where they have the govt/SEC helping them get away with it. They might be able to pressure the govt/SEC to look the other way to some degree since they have lobbying power, but not to actually go full corrupt.

What could they achieve under these rules?