What pissed me off is that they stopped allowing them to buy the stock.
Investing: WTF?!? People Are Heavily Trading AMC & Gamestop Stocks Because of Reddit
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I can't wait to see the South Park episode on this 
What would you do?
dogecoin. I bought $400 at 9 pm its up to $831.
Its not that. They changed the rules in the middle of the game
What rules?
?????
These old azz Wall Street MFs upset cause these youngin done over turned the game on them and they trying to stop it. The game has always been rigged they just found the hidden cheat code and exploited the hell out of it. 
PS me and my grandkids about to have a great weekend because of this
keep a eye on the crypto
PS me and my grandkids about to have a great weekend because of this
keep a eye on the crypto
Thanks for that, I was just reading what their strategy was.
Of course.
Arguing about slavery? You mean that thread about pro athletes in the NFL and the slavery comparison based on the book “40 Million dollar slaves”?
These old azz Wall Street MFs upset cause these youngin done over turned the game on them and they trying to stop it. The game has always been rigged they just found the hidden cheat code and exploited the hell out of it.
PS me and my grandkids about to have a great weekend because of this
The funny shit is some they think they are gonna just going to wait shit out..
They have zero idea how financially savvy these young heads are
Of fuckin the older generation over...
They will accept bruhs getting rich much moreso
Than their parents and grandparents
And THATS going to eventually change race relations in the not so distant future
A lot of These young wight dudes aint tryin to be their parents..
I’m in. An moving my robinho equities to another brokerage. Fuck all of them... POWER TO THE PEOPLE!
This....
Michael Jordan Caught in Middle of GameStop Trading War
Michael Jordan is bleeding money after finding himself in the middle of the Reddit-fuelled GameStop trading war that has stunned Wall Street.
Jordan could not have picked a worse time to welcome hedge fund giants Gabe Plotkin and Daniel Sundheim as investors in the Hornets.
Both men are reported to have taken “catastrophic” losses, with the ongoing war between hedge fund managers and amateur investors reportedly wiping more than $5 billion from established hedge funds.
Jordan’s business partner Plotkin and his Melvin Capital fund had bet aggressively against GameStop by short-selling its shares, meaning they stood to gain if the price went down and lose if it went up.
So when an army of hell-bent amateur investors joined forces to drive up GameStop’s stock price by more than 1700 per cent in an attempt to stick it to Wall Street, it was an unmitigated disaster for Melvin Capital, and by extension, MJ.
Melvin Capital said they had conceded defeat on Tuesday, with Plotkin claiming during an interview with CNBC that his fund had closed its position in GameStop, meaning they had chosen to swallow their losses.
Jordan, meanwhile, has reportedly lost as much as $230 million over the past 12 months with the COVID-19 pandemic crippling NBA team profits for the second straight season.
However, it seems likely MJ will scrape by, with Forbes listing his net worth at $1.6 billion even after this epic disaster.
Michael Jordan Caught in Middle of GameStop Trading War
Michael Jordan is bleeding money after finding himself in the middle of the Reddit-fuelled GameStop trading war that has stunned Wall Street.Jordan could not have picked a worse time to welcome he
This....
Michael Jordan Caught in Middle of GameStop Trading War
Michael Jordan is bleeding money after finding himself in the middle of the Reddit-fuelled GameStop trading war that has stunned Wall Street.
Jordan could not have picked a worse time to welcome hedge fund giants Gabe Plotkin and Daniel Sundheim as investors in the Hornets.
Both men are reported to have taken “catastrophic” losses, with the ongoing war between hedge fund managers and amateur investors reportedly wiping more than $5 billion from established hedge funds.
Jordan’s business partner Plotkin and his Melvin Capital fund had bet aggressively against GameStop by short-selling its shares, meaning they stood to gain if the price went down and lose if it went up.
So when an army of hell-bent amateur investors joined forces to drive up GameStop’s stock price by more than 1700 per cent in an attempt to stick it to Wall Street, it was an unmitigated disaster for Melvin Capital, and by extension, MJ.
Melvin Capital said they had conceded defeat on Tuesday, with Plotkin claiming during an interview with CNBC that his fund had closed its position in GameStop, meaning they had chosen to swallow their losses.
Jordan, meanwhile, has reportedly lost as much as $230 million over the past 12 months with the COVID-19 pandemic crippling NBA team profits for the second straight season.
However, it seems likely MJ will scrape by, with Forbes listing his net worth at $1.6 billion even after this epic disaster.
Michael Jordan Caught in Middle of GameStop Trading War
Michael Jordan is bleeding money after finding himself in the middle of the Reddit-fuelled GameStop trading war that has stunned Wall Street.Jordan could not have picked a worse time to welcome hebasketballforever.com
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I am sure he will enjoy this story.
Robinhood gets paid by the hedge funds (King John). RH been screwed his merry men.
I would if my heroes were self hating black men like Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan. MJ losing money doesnt help me and I dont need to see him lose to feel good. Thats a Jordan Stan thing, Im not a member.
Fun how they picked companies that where either on the verge of bankruptcy or really needed a life line to stay afloat to do this to, its smart in away cause no one saw this coming with these companies, but on the back end these companies will now get bought out by bigger companies and gutted.
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itll be funny when we find out Wallstreetbets was an elaborate scheme by wallstreet itself ! 
itll be funny when we find out Wallstreetbets was an elaborate scheme by wallstreet itself !
Or it's in line with the great reset.wef says everything got to change including financial systems.how else to get people on board than by exposing the flaws.meanwhile the fix will be worse than the problem.
I'M SICK MAMA I'M SICK!
even webull on the bullshit too when this movie comes out next year 
CITRON folded today! dude was almost in tears !
when this movie comes out next year CITRON folded today! dude was almost in tears !
Welp... Reddit users buy shoes too...
even webull on the bullshit too
to be honest theres a certain numerical dynamic to it , but its the way it feels very predatory & vindictive to short struggling companies stocks when they need it the most!
Will the SEC sue GameStop traders? The case could pose a 'super weird' challenge
Traders who gobbled up GameStop stock to squeeze short sellers could end up on the defending side of enforcement action.
New York Mets owner Steve Cohen taking 'break' from Twitter following threats tied to stock flurry
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"I've really enjoyed the back and forth with Mets fans on Twitter which was unfortunately overtaken this week by misinformation unrelated to the Mets that led to our family getting personal threats," Cohen said in a statement Saturday after deactivating his account Friday night. "So I'm going to take a break for now. We have other ways to listen to your suggestions and remain committed to doing that. I love our team, this community, and our fans, who are the best in baseball. Bottom line is that this week's events in no way affect our resources and drive to put a championship team on the field."
Cohen's decision to step off Twitter appears to stem from conflict between independent investors and hedge funds. Day traders, mobilized on Reddit, have poured about all the money they can find into the stocks of struggling video game retailer GameStop and a few other beaten-down companies. Their buying has swollen those companies' share prices beyond anyone's imagination and inflicted huge losses on the hedge funds that had placed bets that the stocks would drop, also known as "shorting."
Cohen's Point72 Asset Management became involved when it made a $750 million infusion into Melvin Capital Management, a hedge fund that had heavily placed bets against GameStop and drew the ire of the Reddit users.
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Before closing his Twitter account, Cohen -- the richest owner in baseball, worth more than $14.5 billion -- responded to the controversy Tuesday by tweeting, "Rough crowd on Twitter tonight. Hey stock jockeys, keep bringing it."
Among the critics of Cohen, WFAN morning host and former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason said he would stop going to Mets games "until I find out exactly what's going on here" regarding Cohen's involvement with the GameStop situation.
The Mets owner had previously garnered a Twitter following of nearly 200,000 for his irreverent interactions with fans, where he took suggestions about how to run the team, reacted to the team's biggest moves -- such as the trade for shortstop Francisco Lindor -- and teased a return of black jerseys.
Cohen first took a stake in the Mets in 2012. Last year, he gained 95% ownership in a deal that valued the club at $2.4 billion, a record sale price for a Major League Baseball team.
12:17 PM ET
- ESPN News Services
"I've really enjoyed the back and forth with Mets fans on Twitter which was unfortunately overtaken this week by misinformation unrelated to the Mets that led to our family getting personal threats," Cohen said in a statement Saturday after deactivating his account Friday night. "So I'm going to take a break for now. We have other ways to listen to your suggestions and remain committed to doing that. I love our team, this community, and our fans, who are the best in baseball. Bottom line is that this week's events in no way affect our resources and drive to put a championship team on the field."
Cohen's decision to step off Twitter appears to stem from conflict between independent investors and hedge funds. Day traders, mobilized on Reddit, have poured about all the money they can find into the stocks of struggling video game retailer GameStop and a few other beaten-down companies. Their buying has swollen those companies' share prices beyond anyone's imagination and inflicted huge losses on the hedge funds that had placed bets that the stocks would drop, also known as "shorting."
Cohen's Point72 Asset Management became involved when it made a $750 million infusion into Melvin Capital Management, a hedge fund that had heavily placed bets against GameStop and drew the ire of the Reddit users.
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Before closing his Twitter account, Cohen -- the richest owner in baseball, worth more than $14.5 billion -- responded to the controversy Tuesday by tweeting, "Rough crowd on Twitter tonight. Hey stock jockeys, keep bringing it."
Among the critics of Cohen, WFAN morning host and former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason said he would stop going to Mets games "until I find out exactly what's going on here" regarding Cohen's involvement with the GameStop situation.
The Mets owner had previously garnered a Twitter following of nearly 200,000 for his irreverent interactions with fans, where he took suggestions about how to run the team, reacted to the team's biggest moves -- such as the trade for shortstop Francisco Lindor -- and teased a return of black jerseys.
Cohen first took a stake in the Mets in 2012. Last year, he gained 95% ownership in a deal that valued the club at $2.4 billion, a record sale price for a Major League Baseball team.
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