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It'll be interesting to see how the SEC responds.  We may see implementation of market stops if a stock moves too far in a short period of time, which we already have for the larger market.

That would be a poor move on the SECs part.

It would only serve the interests of the hedge funds that are causing problems in the first place.

Which would show that the SEC serves the interests of the wealthy, and the entire system really is rigged.

The SEC needs to cap short selling.  GME was shorted 140%.  It's ridiculous.

That would be a poor move on the SECs part.

It would only serve the interests of the hedge funds that are causing problems in the first place.

Which would show that the SEC serves the interests of the wealthy, and the entire system really is rigged.

The SEC needs to cap short selling.  GME was shorted 140%.  It's ridiculous.

this is exactly what I expect

That would be a poor move on the SECs part.

It would only serve the interests of the hedge funds that are causing problems in the first place.

Which would show that the SEC serves the interests of the wealthy, and the entire system really is rigged.

The SEC needs to cap short selling.  GME was shorted 140%.  It's ridiculous.

Great point. Why the EFF does this keep getting lost in the discussion? Wall Street hedge funds broke the f###ng law and shorted stocks that don't even exist! Naked shorting is suppose to be illegal!

SEC needs to actually ya know, do it's job. They should be investigating these hedge funds and all of their market manipulation and naked shorting. They won't though. Why? That entire sector of the government has been captured by Wall Street.

No sector of society is as powerful as Wall Street. They own the politicians on both sides of the aisles.

GameStop and AMC stocks soar on another day of wild trading in heavily shorted companies - MarketWatch

It appears the 140% figure is artificial.

How Bill Ackman Turned $27 Million Into $2.6 Billion During the Coronavirus Crisis | Barron's
How Bill Ackman Turned $27 Million Into $2.6 Billion During the Coronavirus Crisis | Barron's

How Bill Ackman Turned $27 Million Into $2.6 Billion During the Coronavirus Crisis | Barron's
How Bill Ackman Turned $27 Million Into $2.6 Billion During the Coronavirus Crisis | Barron's

How? The asshole literally went on TV and told millions of viewers they were literally all going to die and the world is over. He said hey I'm the smartest guy in the room- listen to me- you're all going to die- hell is coming- the world is over- all while he was shorting the hell out of everything. He deliberately tried to incite panic selling- full well knowing he was banking on that happening. And what do you think happened? It worked. The guy should've been prosecuted and fined by the SEC. NOTHING happened to him.

I'd guess a presidential state of the union address on the radio back in John Boy Walton's time (Great depression & WWII) would reach the same number and percentage of the population

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Okay, but a presidential address was (hopefully) to be informative - keeping people abreast of things, right?  And that person was elected and (again, hopefully) earned their way to that position.

I guess walking that fine line between being cool for the teens, sexy for the men, yet safe for families/kids is some type of earned credit (pop stars with tens of millions of followers).