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Deleted member 17706

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I wonder what deep fucking value gonna do tomm???


jeff dunham bitcoin GIF

Man... if he holds. He'll have my respect if not any money :messenger_grinning_sweat:
 
After giving it some thought, the best thing the WSB community could do would be to partner with Josh at the Kiwi Farms. He is in constant need of money due to the financial community fucking him over. He does all his own hosting and has the best insulation against deplatforming.

If some of the wealthier guys in WSB bankroll him (even just a few grand a month each) and start a site, they could start do other massive collaborations like this to build capital.
 
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Deleted member 17706

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Assumed that WSB had 1 million people with an average account of $5000.

That's 5 Billion. 5 Billion vs WallStreet trillion is never gonna win.

Especially when they don't even need to play by the same rules. They can deal at different times. Do massive plays and coordinate with other big movers. They have the ear of politicians and regulators and probably even big tech executives. It's a completely rigged game, but we played anyway!
 

StreetsofBeige

Gold Member
Trying to destroy them only makes them more powerful
I agree.

I see this like BLM/Antifa mobbing. If gov wants to crack down on rioting, you got to go in hard. If all you do is skirt around the issue and let it fly, they will keep doing it and it'll get worse and more hardcore.

Just like the mayor making a call on stern or lax police, same here. If the SEC truly believes its shady shit and GME isn't allowed to go to $300, then you got to come down hard.
 

haxan7

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What is happening right now. I just agreed with AOC and something NI said within the space of 30 minutes.

But why would they be banned? Nothing they are doing is illegal right? They are just playing the game like the Wall Street professionals do.


The only difference is that it's Wall Street that lost this time instead of companies and the average person. Tough shit.
 

Porcile

Member
This is fun to watch but cringey to see people with absolutely no knowledge of this stuff putting money into something they have no true understanding of like the Bitcoin craze. The ResetEra thread on this sure is something.
 

haxan7

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This is fun to watch but cringey to see people with absolutely no knowledge of this stuff putting money into something they have no true understanding of like the Bitcoin craze. The ResetEra thread on this sure is something.
nvm :lollipop_halo:
 
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This is fun to watch but cringey to see people with absolutely no knowledge of this stuff putting money into something they have no true understanding of like the Bitcoin craze. The ResetEra thread on this sure is something.

How can you not like the stock? Reggie Fils-Aime is a sure thing. I'd buy a dozen shares.
 

Porcile

Member

I'm don't what you originally wrote but to follow up my point, I'm not saying people shouldn't do this, especially if you are willing to gamble some cash, but it's cringey reading posts from unemployed people and people on benefits thinking about putting money into this, since more than likely in any normal circumstance they would be completed adverse to gambling their money in the short term and even more adverse in the long-term.
 
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haxan7

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I'm don't what you originally wrote but to follow up my point,
I'm not saying people shouldn't do this, especially if you are willing to gamble some cash, but it's cringey reading posts from unemployed people and people on benefits thinking about putting money into this, since more than likely in any normal circumstance they would be completed adverse to gambling their money in the short term and even more adverse in the long-term.
It was an unnecessary dig at Resetera. I'm better than that!
 
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Mr Nash

square pies = communism
I'm don't what you originally wrote but to follow up my point, I'm not saying people shouldn't do this, especially if you are willing to gamble some cash, but it's cringey reading posts from unemployed people and people on benefits thinking about putting money into this, since more than likely in any normal circumstance they would be completed adverse to gambling their money in the short term and even more adverse in the long-term.
From what I can see, they're doing it in hopes of sticking it to hedge funds. They aren't terribly concerned about profits and don't care if they lose everything they put in. They just want to see Wall Street burn. Whatever they're paying for GME is just the price of admission in their eyes.
 
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Deleted member 17706

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I'm don't what you originally wrote but to follow up my point, I'm not saying people shouldn't do this, especially if you are willing to gamble some cash, but it's cringey reading posts from unemployed people and people on benefits thinking about putting money into this, since more than likely in any normal circumstance they would be completed adverse to gambling their money in the short term and even more adverse in the long-term.

It kind of makes sense. Society has been shut down for coming on a year now depending on where you are and lots of people are out of work. They're depressed and pissed off with politics and everything going on in the world, and they see lots of the aid money from Trump go straight to corporations and wall street while they get pocket change and it's increasingly looking like the same will happen under Biden. This movement with Gamestop represented a rare opportunity (whether or not it ultimately blows up in everyone's faces or not is yet to be seen) to simultaneously stick it to the assholes on wall street, make some money, and protect a company that a lot of people have fond memories of (and lots of negative ones, too). It's kind of a perfect storm.

Still, if they crack down too hard on the retail investors and start talking about regulating stock discussion in online communities while society is still shut down and everyone feels like there is no future, I think that could get nasty fast. Could potentially radicalize a lot of desperate people that feel like they're being pushed too far.
 
Man if AMC goes 200.0% tomm

suicide GIF

If the powers that be had disrupted the community, I'd say there was a chance. But now they have multiple redundancies, and I'm sure some of them are smart enough to do what I said and throw together some federated services to use for coordination as well in the background. They are pissed now too.

Tomorrow is going to be amazing. I just hope they can keep up the pressure until Friday.
 
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Deleted member 17706

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Hey, ManofOne ManofOne , can you explain that after hours GME activity for us idiots?

How did the price tank so much? It happened so suddenly. Like a drop of $80+ in minutes with most of the retail sellers not having any ability to trade at the time.
 

ManofOne

Plus Member
Hey, ManofOne ManofOne , can you explain that after hours GME activity for us idiots?

How did the price tank so much? It happened so suddenly. Like a drop of $80+ in minutes with most of the retail sellers not having any ability to trade at the time.

Two ways one if a lot of people are filling orders out via their trading apps. Some trading apps allow all night trading, some allow 2 hours after market, some 30 min.

However, most of it is often when ppl have orders on hold, so the app would accept the order but won't fill it till opening time.


So depending on the amount on hold for buying and selling you would see that.
 
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BigBooper

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Two ways one if a lot of people are filling orders out via their trading apps. Some trading apps allow all night trading, some allow 2 hours after market, some 30 min.

However, most of it is often when ppl have orders on hold, so the app would accept the order but won't fill it till opening time.


So depending on the amount on hold for buying and selling you would see that.
You think there's anything to the idea, or is it possible, for firms to trade between each other after hours to artificially lower the price for market open?
 
I hope he used a VPN if he is. I'd say the feds will be going after that guy for EcOnOmIc TeRrRoRiSm or whatever the establishment pretends happened.



Nah, keep the capital and use it for more of these operations to buy stocks we love :lollipop_blowing_kiss:
Well I don't think elon musk needs the capital for that but I'm fine with that too 😂
 

ManofOne

Plus Member
You think there's anything to the idea, or is it possible, for firms to trade between each other after hours to artificially lower the price for market open?

You mean OTC? Some firms do OTC but most transactions occur within the exchange.

I'll add as well after hours you could see wild price swings but barely any volume. So like 5000 shares could send a stock flying 10% or drop 10% depending on float.
 
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