Robinhood is limiting purchases of stocks: AMC, Blackberry, Nokia, and GameStop
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Re: Robinhood is limiting purchases of stocks: AMC, Blackberry, Nokia, and GameStop
#42Can someone help me understand Robinhood's POV? This just seems so outrageous that there must be some sane rationale that I'm not seeing. Why do Robinhood, Reddit, Discord, etc feel like they have to respond to this? Whether the investments being made are responsible or not, it doesn't seem like it should be their place to intervene. If the hedge funds over-shorted GME and WSB recognized that and traded against that…
Discord, not so. Looking at the financial backers of Discord, you can pretty quickly draw a link to the short sellers. Presumably some phone calls or dinners were had last night and strings were pulled to shut the discord down.
Re: Robinhood is limiting purchases of stocks: AMC, Blackberry, Nokia, and GameStop
#43Can someone help me understand Robinhood's POV? This just seems so outrageous that there must be some sane rationale that I'm not seeing. Why do Robinhood, Reddit, Discord, etc feel like they have to respond to this? Whether the investments being made are responsible or not, it doesn't seem like it should be their place to intervene. If the hedge funds over-shorted GME and WSB recognized that and traded against that…
Re: Robinhood is limiting purchases of stocks: AMC, Blackberry, Nokia, and GameStop
#44Re: Robinhood is limiting purchases of stocks: AMC, Blackberry, Nokia, and GameStop
#45Wow. First the Discord ban and then this - clearly the billionaire hedge fund managers have been busy pulling strings overnight. Limiting it so you can't buy, you can only sell... Very clearly helping the hedge funds here.
Re: Robinhood is limiting purchases of stocks: AMC, Blackberry, Nokia, and GameStop
#46This sort of stuff will put people more and more on edge, there is the deplatforming going on, people asserted their power financially, and now getting that removed too, the powers that rule USA don't realize that soon the only tool left to common people is violence? Even more with some irresponsible newspapers blaming the whole thing on GamerGate and Alt-Right, effectively pushing away people that previously could b…
Re: Robinhood is limiting purchases of stocks: AMC, Blackberry, Nokia, and GameStop
#47Can someone help me understand Robinhood's POV? This just seems so outrageous that there must be some sane rationale that I'm not seeing. Why do Robinhood, Reddit, Discord, etc feel like they have to respond to this? Whether the investments being made are responsible or not, it doesn't seem like it should be their place to intervene. If the hedge funds over-shorted GME and WSB recognized that and traded against that…
Re: Robinhood is limiting purchases of stocks: AMC, Blackberry, Nokia, and GameStop
#48Can someone help me understand Robinhood's POV? This just seems so outrageous that there must be some sane rationale that I'm not seeing. Why do Robinhood, Reddit, Discord, etc feel like they have to respond to this? Whether the investments being made are responsible or not, it doesn't seem like it should be their place to intervene. If the hedge funds over-shorted GME and WSB recognized that and traded against that…
It seems plausible to me that some of Robinhood's real paying customers have asked them to tame their unruly product.
Re: Robinhood is limiting purchases of stocks: AMC, Blackberry, Nokia, and GameStop
#49This sort of stuff will put people more and more on edge, there is the deplatforming going on, people asserted their power financially, and now getting that removed too, the powers that rule USA don't realize that soon the only tool left to common people is violence? Even more with some irresponsible newspapers blaming the whole thing on GamerGate and Alt-Right, effectively pushing away people that previously could b…
Oh please. Robinhood's business model is not designed for this kind of thing. They are not required to tank their own business to allow malcontents to feel better about themselves.
Re: Robinhood is limiting purchases of stocks: AMC, Blackberry, Nokia, and GameStop
#50While this GME/AMC run will not end well for many people, restricting people from buying those stocks - whether it is through actions of trading platforms or governing agencies - smacks not just of paternalism, but downright favoritism. Only certain parties benefit from this.