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Klyith posted:are your posts supposed to be funny? its not catered to people who will call people pedos for owning bitcoin and then helping them cash out the very next second so you may not be the proper audience
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Slumpy posted:its not catered to people who will call people pedos for owning bitcoin and then helping them cash out the very next second so you may not be the proper audience so that’s a “no” then
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also finding this thread to be surprisingly anti-drug, couple with poopoo peepee humor and calling people imbeciles its like a Raegan appreciation station in here
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Klyith posted:are your posts supposed to be funny? Pathos is one of the cornerstones of comedy
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Klyith posted:"take their ball and go home" = halt trading on stocks so that people aren't dumping money into bubbles and losing it all in the crash Seriously. Saving people from still investing in a pump & dump that was very obviously unsustainable and about to crash is reasonable. It's also not the first time this has happened.
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Fame Douglas posted:Seriously. Saving people from still investing in a pump & dump that was very obviously unsustainable and about to crash is reasonable. It's also not the first time this has happened. It's fascinating that the same people vehemently against crypto are absolutely pro wall street clowning retail investors. For their own safety, of course. So when was the other time that retail traders were prevented from buying, but not selling, a stock while wall street was allowed to trade the stock as usual?
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Poop-touchers demonstrating that a lot of wall street is a scam is good, but not touching the poop is still the best idea.
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I'm imagining Jesus, not being tempted in the desert, but huddled over in his computer lair, counting his While outside the window, the devil laughs:  WWSD (What would shitcoiners do).
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Fame Douglas posted:Seriously. Saving people from still investing in a pump & dump that was very obviously unsustainable and about to crash is reasonable. It's also not the first time this has happened. That's some expert level spin, have you turned red from Kool aid?
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Ham Sandwiches posted:It's fascinating that the same people vehemently against crypto are absolutely pro wall street clowning retail investors. For their own safety, of course. the poop jokes and thesaurus.com list of the word 'moron' doesn't lend itself to logic. bitcoin bad, market manipulation spun as best for the common person good
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the whole wsb thing reads to me more like the bank run scene in its a wonderful life except they’re swarming potter instead
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xtal posted:That's some expert level spin, have you turned red from Kool aid?
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Jan 28, 2021 19:36
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I think bitcoin is bad. Discuss my hot take.
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Bitcoin: Bad, within scope of thread. Stocks: Bad, not within scope of thread. Slumpy: Goddamn I have not seen someone this desperate to get the last word, no matter how pathetic, in a long time. Necessary context: This is a thread with Seraph in it.
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EorayMel posted:I think bitcoin is bad. thats why im all in on dogecoin baybeeeee
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xtal posted:That's some expert level spin, have you turned red from Kool aid? Or is the price what the fundamentals say it is, that it's a dying retail brand that was in trouble before the pandemic and with the pandemic has even less reason for existing, thus its true value is close to zero? Which is the actual consumer-friendly approach retail brokerages should take?
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the fundamentals aren't real
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kw0134 posted:Alright, so what do you think the end-game for GME is? That its natural environment is MOON and the filthy banksters are keeping the people from the riches they truly deserve? This is really a mask off moment for this thread. Before now when I said you were Wall Street shills it was only an assumption. Why are you even asking those questions to begin with? The decisions are being made for some stocks and not others. It's extremely clearly market manipulation from companies owned by hedge funds. And people here still love it!
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Jan 28, 2021 20:48
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the poor hedge funds!!!!!!!
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kw0134 posted:Alright, so what do you think the end-game for GME is? That its natural environment is MOON and the filthy banksters are keeping the people from the riches they truly deserve? there is no real connection between stock price and anything, its all complete speculation, always fundamentals, lol, i guess we should have pulled the plug on the stock market as it was climbing up because the fundamentals say that 'oh poo poo there is a once in a generation pandemic that is destroying lives'. but instead up everything went
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Slumpy posted:the poor hedge funds!!!!!!! Yeah, I'm sure retail investors "investing" at the 11th hour into an obvious pump & dump aren't the ones holding the bags.
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It's almost as if there is one stock that is in the news a ton because of some ridiculous gyrations completely unhinged from reality. So answer the question: if it's being manipulated, do you think that all the retail investors are going to retire on GME riches once evil Robinhood removes the trading restrictions, or are they just lambs to the slaughter?
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kw0134 posted:It's almost as if there is one stock that is in the news a ton because of some ridiculous gyrations completely unhinged from reality. So answer the question: if it's being manipulated, do you think that all the retail investors are going to retire on GME riches once evil Robinhood removes the trading restrictions, or are they just lambs to the slaughter? webull and ameritrade opened back up and the stock price shot up immediately after Naked shorts were extended from 140% to 250% at the same time robinhood closed out trading.
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kw0134 posted:It's almost as if there is one stock that is in the news a ton because of some ridiculous gyrations completely unhinged from reality. So answer the question: if it's being manipulated, do you think that all the retail investors are going to retire on GME riches once evil Robinhood removes the trading restrictions, or are they just lambs to the slaughter? A bit of both because that is how stocks work?
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https://twitter.com/Chris2pherChase/status/1354854971221684225 https://twitter.com/AOC/status/1354830697459032066
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And in the next tweets he states that he doesn't know whether it is true and whether the screenshot is even real, lmao.
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Jan 28, 2021 21:02
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So you think that every retail investor is going to magically get out at a profit? Or is it more probable that given the sort of nonsensical price fluctuations a huge number of people are gonna be left the bagholders once the music stops? Despite some nonsensical gibberish about "lol stocks" you can't squeeze money from a dead business. This is like when people were trading Hertz despite it being in literal bankruptcy. Some people made out like bandits when it went from $1 to $6, but a ton more blew up their account when it got delisted and is trading for pennies on pink sheets. Also if there is naked shorting that should result in jail time. That's actual, literal stock fraud.
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kw0134 posted:Also if there is naked shorting that should result in jail time.
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kw0134 posted:So you think that every retail investor is going to magically get out at a profit? what is this magic investment where everyone profits
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Slumpy posted:what is this magic investment where everyone profits Index funds
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Nothing. Duh. But the investment that everyone is going "well this is heavily manipulated" is not a poster child for "let's have anyone who heard a 'tip' on WSB to go place leveraged and speculative bets using financial instruments they likely don't actually understand." Like if your argument is solely that we're all adults and we should let people throw themselves into a burning pyre because they think it's fun, then fine. But let's not pretend that pretty much any time retail traders do something like this it ends well for the majority of them, or even more than a small fraction of them.
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Slumpy posted:what is this magic investment where everyone profits Bitcorn, going by what you guys are always telling us.
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Fame Douglas posted:Bitcorn, going by what you guys are always telling us. i just keep hearing this argument that "someone will be left holding the bags" what investment results in everyone profiting? why is this an argument? is there like, an example?
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lol @ people making reddit morons throwing money at socks into class warfare, I bet a wallstreet bigwig saw one of their competitors going balls deep in the shorts and decided to gently caress with them and simultaneously dupe some redditors out of their savings by buying a bunch of accounts, upvotes and reddit awards to build up mania on the moron gambling subreddit.
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kw0134 posted:
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Slumpy posted:
A company investing in materials and machinery to turn the raw materials into a more valuable end product ends up with the material seller moving their inventory and profiting, the customer getting something they desire, and the company pocketing the excess value produced. You can be a fraction of the company by buying its stock. You don't need a rube to hold the bag if the company you own is profitable.
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junan_paalla posted:A company investing in materials and machinery to turn the raw materials into a more valuable end product ends up with the material seller moving their inventory and profiting, the customer getting something they desire, and the company pocketing the excess value produced. You can be a fraction of the company by buying its stock. You don't need a rube to hold the bag if the company you own is profitable. i bought a walmart shirt we all profited
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Slumpy posted:i bought a walmart shirt we all profited you clearly valued it more than having money in your pocket so yes
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I literally cited an example: Hertz. Also, like... most of the financial bubbles in the last three hundred years? South Sea Company, tulipmania, railroad stocks in the 19th century, the Great Depression, the dotcom bubble... are you just unaware of all of economic history?
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