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Silver went up like 8% since yesterday. I don't think it'll continue to rise, but in theory the lower confidence in the dollar falls, the higher metals will rise.
Metals are always a sure bet. I'm talking about shit like Dogecoin and etc. I'm a stonk illiterate, but my understanding is that GME is the only one that was shorted heavily enough to expect a big squeeze for later. The rest don't have that foundation to back up the internet buzz, unless you've sold already.
 
So according to Wikipedia, Melvin owns a bit of Amazon stock, which if that gets liquidated as part of Melvin's exit as a company, Bezos loses out.

I'm not sure if the GameStop short squeeze is just a big joke on a meme retailer or if it's a pawn in a much larger game.
Whole system is all interconnected. You knock one plank out, the whole structure starts going.
 
... Just found out that Cohen (Point72), Griffin (Citadel), Cooperman (Omega Advisors, crying man on CNBC), as well as David Einhorn (Greenlight Capital) and David Shaw (D.E. Shaw & Co.) all invested in Blackberry back when it was called RIM in 2012. The price was down then, as it had plummeted 77% over the previous 12 months.
 
Hopefully this will wake the normies up to the left-right divide being a manufactured subversion tactic to protect the interests of the richest and most Satanic bunch in various industries. With the coof going around, the stock market totally makes fucking sense. Time for people to realise the "rules for thee but not for me" isn't merely some /pol/tard anti-Semetic phrase designed specifically for Jewish hedge fund managers.

FYI, Occupy Wall Street was ultimately subverted by the elite and their useful, literal faggots. The movement started out with people setting aside artificial left-right differences to protest the parasites of society, and then turned into some degenerate dump about faggot anal rights and troon shit.

Nice to see these filthy rich dipshits advocating for regulations, all of a sudden. I still remember when George Soros broke the Bank of England and grifted his way across Asia breaking the economy of several countries in 1997. On top of my head, he broke the economy of Thailand, South Korea, Indonesia, and Malaysia. He was sent home by Hong Kong, where the state intervened and countered his schemes. China did say they were willing to bail Hong Kong out in spite of Common Law violations, but ultimately the HK state was successful on their own in fending off this uberkike. He attributed his gain ($1+ billion) to "playing by the rules" and bashed the Hong Kong Government for not doing so, as the state intervened in the largely Laissez-faire economy.

That's how these people function, they'll claim to play by the rules, create their own fucking rules to enforce on others, and then cry when the same happens to them. One might think they will benefit from less regulation, they won't. They can afford to upkeep all the rules imposed while the barrier of entry for smaller players increase.

Fuck them. If a hedge fund manager jumps off a building, I hope he hits another one and they both die after 3 months due to a painful spine injury.
 
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Hopefully this will wake the normies up to the left-right divide being a manufactured subversion tactic to protect the interests of the richest and most Satanic bunch in various industries. With the coof going around, the stock market totally makes fucking sense. Time for people to realise the "rules for thee but not for me" isn't merely some /pol/tard anti-Semetic phrase designed specifically for Jewish hedge fund managers.

FYI, Occupy Wall Street was ultimately subverted by the elite and their useful, literal faggots. The movement started out with people setting aside artificial left-right differences to protest the parasites of society, and then turned into some degenerate dump about faggot anal rights and troon shit.

Nice to see these filthy rich dipshits advocating for regulations, all of a sudden. I still remember when George Soros broke the Bank of England and grifted his way across Asia breaking the economy of several countries in 1988. On top of my head, he broke the economy of Thailand, South Korea, Indonesia, and Malaysia. He was sent home by Hong Kong, where the state intervened and countered his schemes. China did say they were willing to bail Hong Kong out in spite of Common Law violations, but ultimately the HK state was successful on their own in fending off this uberkike. He attributed his gain ($1+ billion) to "playing by the rules" and bashed the Hong Kong Government for not doing so, as the state intervened in the largely Laissez-faire economy.

That's how these people function, they'll claim to play by the rules, create their own fucking rules to enforce on others, and then cry when the same happens to them. One might think they will benefit from less regulation, they won't. They can afford to upkeep all the rules imposed while the barrier of entry for smaller players increase.

Fuck them. If a hedge fund manager jumps off a building, I hope he hits another one and they both die after 3 months due to a painful spine injury.
We, as a society, are turning a corner. The elite are getting exposed more and more, and it's seemingly a bit bigger each time. Eventually they will run out of time.

When the IRA was bombing the shit out of England they came up with one of my favorite quotes ever. They almost killed Thatcher and she turned around and got in their face, taunting them. They responded by saying "we only have to be lucky once, you have to be lucky forever". I think that quote fits in perfectly with what is going on now. We only have to be lucky once and these institutions will fail.
 
Everyone is posting Ledger/Phoenix Joker pics in response to this story. But I'm over here alone grooving to Nicholson and Prince.

Ah a man of culture I see I tip my hat off to you my good sir
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We only have to be lucky once and these institutions will fail.
Its not "the one" that's at play here, its several, 2008 was the beginning of their biggest slip up, everything else that has come after are the people pulling faster and faster while they try desperately to get the rope off their necks, this is but a continuation of a slowboil they have no way to untap now
 
Hopefully this will wake the normies up to the left-right divide being a manufactured subversion tactic to protect the interests of the richest and most Satanic bunch in various industries. With the coof going around, the stock market totally makes fucking sense. Time for people to realise the "rules for thee but not for me" isn't merely some /pol/tard anti-Semetic phrase designed specifically for Jewish hedge fund managers.

FYI, Occupy Wall Street was ultimately subverted by the elite and their useful, literal faggots. The movement started out with people setting aside artificial left-right differences to protest the parasites of society, and then turned into some degenerate dump about faggot anal rights and troon shit.

Nice to see these filthy rich dipshits advocating for regulations, all of a sudden. I still remember when George Soros broke the Bank of England and grifted his way across Asia breaking the economy of several countries in 1997. On top of my head, he broke the economy of Thailand, South Korea, Indonesia, and Malaysia. He was sent home by Hong Kong, where the state intervened and countered his schemes. China did say they were willing to bail Hong Kong out in spite of Common Law violations, but ultimately the HK state was successful on their own in fending off this uberkike. He attributed his gain ($1+ billion) to "playing by the rules" and bashed the Hong Kong Government for not doing so, as the state intervened in the largely Laissez-faire economy.

That's how these people function, they'll claim to play by the rules, create their own fucking rules to enforce on others, and then cry when the same happens to them. One might think they will benefit from less regulation, they won't. They can afford to upkeep all the rules imposed while the barrier of entry for smaller players increase.

Fuck them. If a hedge fund manager jumps off a building, I hope he hits another one and they both die after 3 months due to a painful spine injury.
The beautiful thing about all this is that there is no good solution for the hedgies and their bought officials. They either bleed money, or they flush all of their legitimacy down the crapper, and probably both if they don't play their cards just right. There is no win condition for them.
 
Its not "the one" that's at play here, its several, 2008 was the beginning of their biggest slip up, everything else that has come after are the people pulling faster and faster while they try desperately to get the rope off their necks, this is but a continuation of a slowboil they have no way to untap now
This is a cumulation of several market failures that broke the illusion of a free market. People will now more than ever see how this was all just government and Wall St. being assholes and not giving the little guy his fair shot.

Ultimately, I think that the Left Right divide needs to be bridged by the Left to the Right. If they do that, all of the big players will be scared shitless and we might finally get some real progress.

But who knows if that will happen.
 
I agree, I have looked at the market data form 1900 to 2020. It makes me cringe when people don't realize the Boom Bust cycle can't be stopped or "fixed"

It is inherent to every economic system.
Quite. Adam Smith wrote about the invisible hand of the market back in the 18th Century. As Louis Rossmann put it, the invisible hand is fisting GME shorters right now.

You can't stop the hand; all you can do is make sure you're not on its wrong side at the wrong time.
 
Hopefully this will wake the normies up to the left-right divide being a manufactured subversion tactic to protect the interests of the richest and most Satanic bunch in various industries. With the coof going around, the stock market totally makes fucking sense. Time for people to realise the "rules for thee but not for me" isn't merely some /pol/tard anti-Semetic phrase designed specifically for Jewish hedge fund managers.

FYI, Occupy Wall Street was ultimately subverted by the elite and their useful, literal faggots. The movement started out with people setting aside artificial left-right differences to protest the parasites of society, and then turned into some degenerate dump about faggot anal rights and troon shit.

Nice to see these filthy rich dipshits advocating for regulations, all of a sudden. I still remember when George Soros broke the Bank of England and grifted his way across Asia breaking the economy of several countries in 1997. On top of my head, he broke the economy of Thailand, South Korea, Indonesia, and Malaysia. He was sent home by Hong Kong, where the state intervened and countered his schemes. China did say they were willing to bail Hong Kong out in spite of Common Law violations, but ultimately the HK state was successful on their own in fending off this uberkike. He attributed his gain ($1+ billion) to "playing by the rules" and bashed the Hong Kong Government for not doing so, as the state intervened in the largely Laissez-faire economy.

That's how these people function, they'll claim to play by the rules, create their own fucking rules to enforce on others, and then cry when the same happens to them. One might think they will benefit from less regulation, they won't. They can afford to upkeep all the rules imposed while the barrier of entry for smaller players increase.

Fuck them. If a hedge fund manager jumps off a building, I hope he hits another one and they both die after 3 months due to a painful spine injury.


The problem is any "regulation" imposed will be designed to protect (((them))), not the common interest, and they were able to fool a lot of people thinking that the government's approach to the stock market is for their interests.

You know that if the government ever steps in, they'll be doing a lot of grandstanding about "saving middle class jobs" and applaud "bipartisan efforts" all while people get screwed again.

Also, in light of all the politicians/elected grifters giving hot takes on the situation, it's at least refreshing to see that Mitt Romney isn't trying to speak out against it. He's a gutless slime, but he at least knows which side of his bread is buttered.
 
Quite. Adam Smith wrote about the invisible hand of the market back in the 18th Century. As Louis Rossmann put it, the invisible hand is fisting GME shorters right now.

You can't stop the hand; all you can do is make sure you're not on its wrong side at the wrong time.
It is basic economic theory, it has just been amplified due to how much people have been attempting to "fix" it.

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IT KEEPS GOING!
 
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