Economy stonks v16, can't spell ludicrous without lucid.

[brackis1]

lol I feel like you’re in a perpetual state of ranting about CNBC

Because I watch them all day to find tells to exploit

 

[rob mafia]

rkt apparently has so much money that they don't know what to do with it.

 

[mkess101]

I imagine most people who bought today are selling today? And made tons of cash.

I would like to see more people hold onto their shares and keep the price up.

Yeah it was a pump n dump. And those who are holding a $40 stock (AT BEST) that they bought at $150 are looking for the freight train that ran them over. And that train is called fundamentals.

 

[mkess101]

Today was great for adding to my long term plays. I wouldn't mind another 5-10% decline over the next couple weeks.

 

[brackis1]

r/stocks took down the huge Cathie Wood thread exposing her as a religious nutjob. Could it be bad for business? lol

 

[Proud American]

Yeah it was a pump n dump. And those who are holding a $40 stock (AT BEST) that they bought at $150 are looking for the freight train that ran them over. And that train is called fundamentals.

Can you watch this?



so how close are we to seeing this become a reality?

There would be much rejoicing.

 

[brackis1]

Can you watch this?



so how close are we to seeing this become a reality?

There would be much rejoicing.

No there wouldn't be much rejoicing and you're once again a total moron.
What sort of ridiculous little imp shit are you thinking that having a bunch of people coordinating a technical seizure of a financial activity is good or productive?
You must be so damn poor and dumb to think this is a good idea lol.

If you try this shit you are basically like a homeless drug addict getting talked into trying to rob a safe house of one drug dealer by someone else under the promise of drugs, having no idea you're gonna get shot trying while they use your intrusion to make their move on both of you.

Stop posting these retarded WSB out of context CNBC clips that autoplay, you are physically ruining these threads.

 

[rob mafia]

Can you watch this?



so how close are we to seeing this become a reality?

There would be much rejoicing.

 

[mkess101]

Can you watch this?



so how close are we to seeing this become a reality?

There would be much rejoicing.

Can you watch this?



so how close are we to seeing this become a reality?

There would be much rejoicing.

What becoming a reality? I guess I don't know what you're asking.

Total chaos because the shorts have no way to cover? I mean...no? You'd just have those that couldn't (cover) go under and all of their other positions liquidated. The markets would still function, if that's the question.

 

[brackis1]

hey @rob mafia maybe we get a head start on next thread to get away from proudAmerican and these annoying videos? lol

 

[Proud American]

What becoming a reality? I guess I don't know what you're asking.

Total chaos because the shorts have no way to cover? I mean...no? You'd just have those that couldn't (cover) go under and all of their other positions liquidated. The markets would still function, if that's the question.

Gotcha. I was just wondering if it could get as bad as the people in the video say it could. So I get ya market wouldn’t “explode” so to speak. But it’s still an possibility that the hedge fund and a step up may go broke and get liquidated for all assets.

I have no idea why people are so dead set against something like that happening like they have a personal stake in defending the most corrupt institutions in America. IMO.

 

[mkess101]

Gotcha. I was just wondering if it could get as bad as the people in the video say it could. So I get ya market wouldn’t “explode” so to speak. But it’s still an possibility that the hedge fund and a step up may go broke and get liquidated for all assets.

I have no idea why people are so dead set against something like that happening like they have a personal stake in defending the most corrupt institutions in America. IMO.

It's not the end result people are dead set against. It's the path to how it gets there.

If a hedge fund goes under solely due to reckless bets on the market without pump n dump market manipulation rocketing them toward the collapse that's one thing. The issue is that sane markets benefit all of us. Think about Americans and their 401k's, IRA's, etc. People have this idea that chaos in the markets over this thing only affects a certain group of people (hedge funds and those participating in the pump n dump/squeeze). The reality is that market chaos is bad for everyone. I don't want my 401k affected by a bunch of spazzes purposefully trying to wreak havoc.

 

[86'd]

Gotcha. I was just wondering if it could get as bad as the people in the video say it could. So I get ya market wouldn’t “explode” so to speak. But it’s still an possibility that the hedge fund and a step up may go broke and get liquidated for all assets.

I have no idea why people are so dead set against something like that happening like they have a personal stake in defending the most corrupt institutions in America. IMO.

Cause they’re doing well with how the current system is. Brackis is left and robmafia is right, yet what they have in common is they get to sit back and make money by typing in tickers onto a computer system. If that gets taken away, they may have to go get some callouses on their baby soft hands.

 

[Cuzcatlan]

Gotcha. I was just wondering if it could get as bad as the people in the video say it could. So I get ya market wouldn’t “explode” so to speak. But it’s still an possibility that the hedge fund and a step up may go broke and get liquidated for all assets.

I have no idea why people are so dead set against something like that happening like they have a personal stake in defending the most corrupt institutions in America. IMO.

Lots of everyday Americans are invested in the stock market.

The stock market is how I hope to retire comfortably. Why would I want it to implode? I wouldn't mind a drop here and there on the way up.

 

[86'd]

Lots of everyday Americans are invested in the stock market.

The stock market is how I hope to retire comfortably. Why would I want it to implode? I wouldn't mind a drop here and there on the way up.

Meh even if it imploded, it wouldn’t last. People would find a way to breathe life back into it. In some form. Everyone wants paid leisure and the markets provide that for those who invest wisely.

I see what rob is saying on how now because this shit went down like it did what will happen is the markets will become more regulated and more difficult for the average Joe’s.

Where I don’t agree with him, is shaming the retards who took advantage of the weakness in the system. Instead of acknowledging that systems are in place for the rich and informed to hold advantages over everyone else, he deflects and hates seeing retards win using forums like wsb (something he himself has used to make plays)

 

[Proud American]

It's not the end result people are dead set against. It's the path to how it gets there.

If a hedge fund goes under solely due to reckless bets on the market without pump n dump market manipulation rocketing them toward the collapse that's one thing. The issue is that sane markets benefit all of us. Think about Americans and their 401k's, IRA's, etc. People have this idea that chaos in the markets over this thing only affects a certain group of people (hedge funds and those participating in the pump n dump/squeeze). The reality is that market chaos is bad for everyone. I don't want my 401k affected by a bunch of spazzes purposefully trying to wreak havoc.

Lots of everyday Americans are invested in the stock market.

The stock market is how I hope to retire comfortably. Why would I want it to implode? I wouldn't mind a drop here and there on the way up.

our 401Ks could be destroyed by Wall Street or the banks anyways right? Remember 2007/2008? And nobody ever gets in Trouble. The FED could be leading us to hyperinflation which will screw us all over anyways, there go our 401k’s. Nobody seems to understand how massive printing and money dumps isn’t having any effect.

it seems to me it’s “acceptable” when the powerful can ruin it for everyone, but God forbid the regular common American have some institutional power.

 

[Gas121]

our 401Ks could be destroyed by Wall Street or the banks anyways right? Remember 2007/2008? And nobody ever gets in Trouble. The FED could be leading us to hyperinflation which will screw us all over anyways, there go our 401k’s. Nobody seems to understand how massive printing and money dumps isn’t having any effect.

it seems to me it’s “acceptable” when the powerful can ruin it for everyone, but God forbid the regular common American have some institutional power.

The truth is we all love playing cat and mouse. It's pretty fun man.

 

[mkess101]

our 401Ks could be destroyed by Wall Street or the banks anyways right? Remember 2007/2008? And nobody ever gets in Trouble. The FED could be leading us to hyperinflation which will screw us all over anyways, there go our 401k’s. Nobody seems to understand how massive printing and money dumps isn’t having any effect.

it seems to me it’s “acceptable” when the powerful can ruin it for everyone, but God forbid the regular common American have some institutional power.

I don't want it "destroyed" by anyone. The liquidity crisis of 2008 caused a lot of pain, and those responsible were reckless asshats. But why would their irresponsibility mean I'd think it's okay for a bunch of yahoos to orchestrate a pump n dump that jeopardizes my $ through instability? Luckily, the last collapse was a great buying opportunity. For those that were near retirement age, common sense says they should not have had much exposure to equities. People need to adjust their risk profiles as they age.

What signs of hyperinflation are you seeing? That's exactly what we heard when they pumped liquidity into the system in 2008-2011..."ZOMG the dollar is worthless!!!" Yet...I'm still paying roughly the same for the stuff I use. Inflation is about in line with what it's been historically.

 

[brackis1]

lol AFI, a flooring stock that lost me money when I tried to hold it longterm, just ripped 40% after finally selling off a unit that I'd been waiting for thru all of 2019 into 2020 -_-

 

[brackis1]

Cause they’re doing well with how the current system is. Brackis is left and robmafia is right, yet what they have in common is they get to sit back and make money by typing in tickers onto a computer system. If that gets taken away, they may have to go get some callouses on their baby soft hands.

I made money today shorting the market. I just don't want random raiding bands of internet criminals to lead suckers into disruptive activities that are irrational. I can make money in an up or down market.