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Pilfered Pallbearers posted:Help me not be dumb. It's really dumb, but if you can afford no one know what will happen at this point.
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GoGoGadgetChris posted:If what Apex and Robinhood did is totally legal, is it possible to commit insider trading by sharing with other people that they are going to do it? Well it's legal for say GM to enter a contract with the US Govt worth trillions of dollars but if you know about it and trade on the knowledge before it's public knowledge then that would be insider trading. So I'm gonna say that just because something is legal for Apex/RH to do, doesn't mean it's legal for you to trade on your knowledge of their future legal action (loving over retail investors). IAONAL - I Am Obviously Not A Laywer
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Pilfered Pallbearers posted:Help me not be dumb. Dumb but I’m doing it too with with money I don’t care about
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So should I create a Fidelity brokerage account or is Robinhood fine?
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Pilfered Pallbearers posted:Help me not be dumb. 11 but you can still buy the ticket and take the ride
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Pilfered Pallbearers posted:Help me not be dumb. i wouldnt recommend putting in or keeping any money in robinhood, whether you want to buy gme is up to you
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Pilfered Pallbearers posted:Help me not be dumb. It's impossible to know what's gonna happen but it going up tomorrow isn't out of the realm of possibility. I personally would only spend money I am comfortable with losing, though.
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Gone Fashing posted:i wouldnt recommend putting in or keeping any money in robinhood, whether you want to buy gme is up to you Ya this guy's right, don't buy through RH.
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The smartest first step you can do as an investor is to divest from Robinhood immediately.Jose Valasquez posted:Vanguard as a company is very good for long term investment, and is a good company in general (I used to work there so I've seen how the sausage is made and I still recommend them). They aren't going to be the best for short term investment because short term investment goes against their founding principles and they just don't want you to do it (although that could change eventually now that Jack Bogle is dead). Vanguard is old people poo poo and, thus, is supremely my poo poo
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drunken officeparty posted:Whoever bought the 482.85 should make them give them a paper stock certificate and frame it I learned the term for this, basically buying the absolute highest contract in a run, the other day: the devil's bushel
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jokes posted:The smartest first step you can do as an investor is to divest from Robinhood immediately. Vanguard also launched a new trading interface on their website, today of all days
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bollig posted:I learned the term for this, basically buying the absolute highest contract in a run, the other day: the devil's bushel amazing
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Gone Fashing posted:i wouldnt recommend putting in or keeping any money in robinhood, whether you want to buy gme is up to you Yeah I’ve got some GME already, outside of robinhood. I just mean them giving in means there going to be tons of buying pressure tomorrow I think. I’ve got like 16 shares still, and already covered cost + some from an earlier sale (got in at an average of like $75). Just feel like if I buy two shares tonight the morning spike might be a easy $200.
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dakana posted:Whew. Read an article that then took me to a WSB comment, and I rabbitholed a bit from there. The thing about WSB is it does have some posts with very valuable analysis, but for every post like that there are probably 1000 worthless posts that have rocket emojis and “buy” in all caps.
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Jose Valasquez posted:Vanguard as a company is very good for long term investment, and is a good company in general (I used to work there so I've seen how the sausage is made and I still recommend them). They aren't going to be the best for short term investment because short term investment goes against their founding principles and they just don't want you to do it (although that could change eventually now that Jack Bogle is dead). They are migrating people to brokerage accounts, which annoyed me because I don't want stocks in my mutual funds.
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Musk pumping doge https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1354924057825837060 That's poop I'm not touching even with a plastic bag around my hand
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I’m gonna figure out how to do an in kind transfer to vanguard tonight
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Ola posted:Musk pumping doge Lol the SEC is gonna gently caress him up again.
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jokes posted:The smartest first step you can do as an investor is to divest from Robinhood immediately. Vanguard is more 401k account so maybe that's better than Fidelity?
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Pilfered Pallbearers posted:Help me not be dumb. 10, Reddit is only buying Gamestop to make a point, once the short sellers are either gone or have adjusted their positions to take advantage of the current price, the stock is going to go back to 10-20 dollars a share.
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smoobles posted:how the gently caress Falling on their own sword to protect hedge funds lmao. I just took the literally hundreds of dollars I had in there elsewhere.
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Do as the smart investors do. Inherit money, invest it in a passive fund that has the same stocks as every other passive fund. Sit back and talk about your elite trades.
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mikemil828 posted:10, Reddit is only buying Gamestop to make a point, once the short sellers are either gone or have adjusted their positions to take advantage of the current price, the stock is going to go back to 10-20 dollars a share. You're betting on this sure thing to make free money then, right?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujT9_NKvQYg&ab_channel=CNBCTelevision It's a different Citadel that bailed out Melvin and takes in Robinhood's orders. There is a wall that separates the two this lady said in between smirks and giggling.
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I'll be re entering tomorrow at open with a single share that I will then get to gaze at for the rest of time whenever I think the game isn't rigged
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pmchem posted:I think I was the guy who posted that link a while ago to go with https://squeezemetrics.com/monitor/dix which is frequently referenced on twitter etc. OH most definitely, this is not the same shorting as the naked shorts held by the hedge funds. What that article does, I have found as I've passed it around repeatedly, is serve as an opening to a discussion for a number of what I would call "neophyte" retail investors (although some have been trading for years) about how the market's operation is more complex than it appears on the surface and certain assumptions that seem totally intuitive and obvious are actually wildly wrong. The belief that in filling a buy order for some stocks, a broker incurs no potential liability because "it's just my money I'm spending" for example, seems totally reasonable and mostly harmless to hold, but isn't technically correct. Secondarily: I have a concern that at least some of the information sources that redditors are using, taking screenshots of, etc. to make their short squeeze/friday is armageddon day/etc. arguments may include short action taking place in dark pools, which could be wildly misleading to people who don't understand. If someone was showing me a screenshot of some numbers about shorted shares I personally would want to back those numbers up by looking things up myself and making 100% sure I understand what a given site's charts are claiming to represent.
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Ola posted:Musk pumping doge hmm yes this is how i shall vaporize my life savings.
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Leperflesh posted:OH most definitely, this is not the same shorting as the naked shorts held by the hedge funds. My man there's a video in this very thread of the chairman of interactive brokers chairman admitting it was to protect the shorts from losing more than they could cover exposing the hedges to liability (which they assumed particularly when giving the hedges leverage) , there's no need for this song and dance.
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Leperflesh posted:OH most definitely, this is not the same shorting as the naked shorts held by the hedge funds. gotcha, roger that. re: dark pools, if you're trying to look for during-market-hours dark pool trade info, one of the best sources I've found on twitter is this guy: https://twitter.com/MelStone31
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Pilfered Pallbearers posted:I’m considering buying a couple more GME now that robinhood and others are actually letting people buy tomorrow. source?
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It’s funny that the people on Reddit think the hedge funds give a gently caress about anyone else. There’s no hedge fund spite, just purest greed and the play of the day was trying to reduce the billions they’re on the hook for. A billion dollar loss avoided is like a billion dollar gain
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It's me. I am advanced trade man.
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Anybody here still got doge coin. Musk just tweeted it so it's gonna go up
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I’ve been using Schwab for my investments for years, but nothing more complex than buying and selling stocks. I wanted to try to get a feel for options so I downloaded the Think or Swim app to try Paper Trading, but it looks like you can only do that if you sign up for a real investment account with TDA? Is that right?
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punk rebel ecks posted:Vanguard is more 401k account so maybe that's better than Fidelity? check this out type 401k.com into your browser flashman posted:My man there's a video in this very thread of the chairman of interactive brokers chairman admitting it was to protect the shorts from losing more than they could cover exposing the hedges to liability (which they assumed particularly when giving the hedges leverage) , there's no need for this song and dance. My friend, I keep saying I'm not in any way claiming no illegal/inappropriate manipulation of any kind took place. I'm attempting to provide useful technical information that may help people to make good decisions, including understanding how and why the ability to trade could be restricted, outside naked market manipulation. Like, column A: flagrant or subtle fuckery by bad actors that is or ought to be illegal. Column B: the regulations in place forcing actors to take action that harms their customers because that's just how things work. A little from column A, a little from column B, nobody really knows yet how much of each. That's the current reality.
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