>more than half of all robinhood users own some gamestop stock
Okay, this is starting to make sense, I'm about to do a massive infodump in the comments, get ready folks.
More than half of all Robinhood users own at least some GameStop stock.
— Motherboard (@motherboard) January 28, 2021
They are now unable to freely trade it; the app is only allowing users to close out their positions. https://t.co/DgN1H496wx
Citadel makes money from the metainfo from robinhood app (that's why there's no commissions)
https://t.co/DIIvSa3Kty
Here's the link for that exact quote.
If this tax gets passed as a way for the federal government to say "see, we did something for the little guy, we taxed wall street :^)" what will really happen is WS will find loopholes and RH users will pay BIG TAXES
https://t.co/7hmlhOCf7f
COMPOUND INTEREST AND USURY IS A BITCH INNT?
https://t.co/sQxTjEabhm
Webull opens up buys for Gamestop stocks
https://t.co/y6Y5PPRktP
But they're a Chinese owned company.
https://t.co/rFuTmA2nVX
This is getting spicy AF.
From Robinhood employee posted to Reddit pic.twitter.com/dGgQFZogiL
— Justin Kan (@justinkan) January 28, 2021
"For legal reasons, that's a joke / For legal reasons, that's a joke" -Pewdiepie
https://t.co/myEjTC7SxA
See item 29.
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And they don't need to be kept at the exact right temperature, given endless resource, or carefully protected in order to do this.
They find their own way.