After the sudden rise of GME, "regulations" are stepping in and forbidding trade. The "hot stock" values IMMEDIATELY DROPPED IN VALUE BY FIFTY PERCENT!
Intentional market crash is imminent.
After the sudden rise of GME, "regulations" are stepping in and forbidding trade. The "hot stock" values IMMEDIATELY DROPPED IN VALUE BY FIFTY PERCENT!
Intentional market crash is imminent.
If all these platforms are forbidding trade, particularly public trade, doesn't that mean the only buyers are the shorters trying to recoup loses? If you're trying to send a message and you only put in enough that you're willing to lose, you should probably let it ride.
Yes. They shouldn't sell, because that means the shorters are off the hook. Manipuation at it's finest.