GME: Or, why we shouldn't underestimate “4chan with a Bloomberg terminal”

Re:GME: Or, why we shouldn't underestimate “4chan with a Blo... by llampx on Tuesday January 26, 2021 @03:24PM (#25920619)

What this whole saga has brought to light is how much the market is manipulated, mostly to accelerate the wealth transfer from the retail investor (boomer, millenial, zoomer, it doesn't matter) to the insitutional investors and hedge funds - the smart money.

We have to give up the thought that the markets move as they do on pure investor sentiment, and face the reality that a large part of price movement is manufactured to suit the big money.

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Re:GME: Or, why we shouldn't underestimate “4chan with a Blo... by Miner49er on Tuesday January 26, 2021 @07:13PM (#25922623)

Literally the opposite is happening here though, for the most part.

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Re:GME: Or, why we shouldn't underestimate “4chan with a Blo... by FireBeyond on Tuesday January 26, 2021 @09:21PM (#25923512)

And it's that novelty that makes this newsworthy.

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Re:GME: Or, why we shouldn't underestimate “4chan with a Blo... by jakupovic on Tuesday January 26, 2021 @04:44PM (#25921428)

This was always the case. Nothing has changed.

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