Re:Statement of SEC Regarding Recent Market Volatility
by FabHK on Friday January 29, 2021 @11:28AM
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> it’s a narrative propped up intentionally by wsb insiders for their own gain.
Yes, in particularly the passionate pleas to buy in more and HODL, stick it to the man, stick it to the evil shorts. While enabling the early longs to cash out profitably.
Bit like Bitcoin, really.
Re:Statement of SEC Regarding Recent Market Volatility
by kristopolous on Friday January 29, 2021 @11:35AM
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It's the same hustle. I've been clicking through some of the usernames that are posting.
I've been noticing some interesting patterns. Accounts that seem to have been abandoned for months or years are commenting all of a sudden.
Makes me think some of these very similar looking frantic lunatic posts are part manufactured.
It'll take a good effort to show it conclusively
Re:Statement of SEC Regarding Recent Market Volatility
by rdiddly on Friday January 29, 2021 @12:24PM
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Interesting - who knows, could even be professional foreign trolls, only interested in encouraging volatility a.k.a. instability.
Re:Statement of SEC Regarding Recent Market Volatility
by kristopolous on Friday January 29, 2021 @11:31AM
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It's this false dynamic, as if the people working at funds don't browse the internet.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.marketwatch.com/amp/story/l...
A Korean fund made a billion dollars on a 12 million dollar GmE investment and they were only the 7th largest holder of GME shares. The wsb narrative of this sticking it to Wall Street is just false.
I personally think it’s a narrative propped up intentionally by wsb insiders for their own gain. This is just a modern distributed boiler room. Retail traders always pay in those scenarios.