SEC needs to shut down WSB and indict the instigators

Restricting trades is only making the stock more volatile. Less stocks are available, easier to influence the price.
 
You don't think there were (twice/thrice removed) untraceable leaks out of Trumpy's inner circles before one of his classic market moving Tweets?
Of course there was.

They say Redit shut WSB down out of fear of liability. That's bs.
They have about as much liability as Twitter does for the Capitol invasion.

The gods are laughing at it all.


They used his Twits as an excuse, when the big boys have already put their positions in before the minions at CNBC and Bloomberg put out their press releases. Don't you notice the same hacks on CNBC tell us the stockmarket is due for a crash one day, then, tell us it is headed for the sky the very next day? All of it manipulation to aid the big boys make their easy monies. Insider trading has been happening in Congress for the longest time. Nobody pays attention because extreme liberal media works for the same globalist cabal. Oh, they are laughing at the retail traders who are fools and believe the lie that they caused GME and AMC to skyrocket? LOL
 
Wait a sec. This document doesn't prohibit communication or discussing which stocks to purchase. It only says:
"It shall be unlawful ... to effect transactions in a security ... creating actual or apparent active trading or raising or depressing the price of such security..."

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But no one was trying to trade $GME for the purpose of raising the price. People simply agreed to buy it and then bought it, not pretended to trade it to increase the price, and didn't post and then cancel their orders.
Where does it state that discussing which stocks to buy and then actually buying them is illegal?
 
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Wait a sec. This document doesn't prohibit communication or discussing which stocks to purchase. It only says:
"It shall be unlawful ... to effect transactions in a security ... creating actual or apparent active trading or raising or depressing the price of such security..."

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But no one was trying to trade $GME for the purpose of raising the price. People simply agreed to buy it and then bought it, not pretended to trade it to increase the price, and didn't post and then cancel their orders.
Where does it state that discussing which stocks to buy and then actually buying them is illegal?

This is gonna apply to Citadel for pulling the plug on RH.
 
Full disclaimer: I don't trade single names or their derivatives and have no interest in entities that do.

LOL I thought you were a decent poster right up until this post of yours. You don't trade single name but are asking for the SEC? LOL. You are a clown.
 
Absolutely no one will believe this, but all of this trading frenzy relates all back to the fed. YES the fed. Many of you wont believe it, but this is all because of fed we have situations like this taking place. The printing of trillions and trillions of dollars is why the markets have been and are trading like this. That's what happens when trillions enter the system and are dispersed through each and every channel of entire world........
 
Absolutely no one will believe this, but all of this trading frenzy relates all back to the fed. YES the fed. Many of you wont believe it, but this is all because of fed we have situations like this taking place. The printing of trillions and trillions of dollars is why the markets have been and are trading like this. That's what happens when trillions enter the system and are dispersed through each and every channel of entire world........
YEP
 
Ample opportunity for the SEC to act. Fits the letter of the law and its intention perfectly.

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It's all documented in the press how the Fed-enabled scum on Reddit conspired

LongShort, what is wrong with you?

Did you really just call a board on Reddit "Fed-enabled scum" ?!?!

You sound like a whiny child that either lost money or some of your moronic friends in the L/S world took a beating on Gamestop. Too bad.

Cry me a river.

And you are 100% wrong on the SEC btw. You have no idea what you are talking about. They have no case, and short of complete online censorship they have no real course of action that would work anyway.

But go ahead and try to ban public discussion of stock trading.

Your post is very disappointing.
 
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