When Robinhood turns out to be Sheriff of Nottingham
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This goes beyond lawsuit, prison is normal for this kind of illegally orchestrsted collusion.
Or it was when we had rule of law
I've written the SEC. They don't make gallows but maybe they'll make up for this somehow.
By blocking trading like this ("you can't buy this stock but you can 'close out' your position"), we have nobody to sell to. It also sends a message to uninformed people that the stock is being removed from the exchange when it's not.
The entire stock market just showed its true face today. It is a criminal enterprise.
Someone there will be reading how angry I am at least. Let it be heard!
Congress is starting to talk about it now.
Never had but it has to pretend the market has rules or lawlessness will get real
The brokers that have banned trade have clear ties to short positions. They are FUCKED.
How this is handled will determine the future if the market itself. If it is illigitimate the brokers will be fine but the market will collapse from no confidence. Confidence us literally his the market functions so the only way the market retains legitimacy is for the free market to win and shorts to be squeezed while criminals face prosecution and conviction.
Sounds too good to be true, but I like the way you talk.
We know it's a rigged system, but the system only exists on the veneer of legitimacy. If they admit it's all fake the entire economy crashes. That day. Big time. If they do that it's a depression, and unlike last time where investors were jumping off if buildings they have a clear and obvious bad guy here. The French people invented guillotines for situations like that.