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It's OK for the plebes to make a dime or two if they get lucky from time to time. But allow them to make serious money, at the expense of the royal class no less? Harumph I say!!
Oh yeah, and in a remarkable coincidence, Discord discovered /wallstreetbets is guilty of "hate speech" at the very moment powerful hedge fund managers took to the news channels to complain about how they're being taken advantage of and "someone needs to do something about it!"
Any lingering doubt about whether the system is rigged have been utterly erased. They can't afford to even try to hide it any more.
Unfortunately, they will lose in the end because they won't get out in time. Stock today has fluctuated between around $500 to just below $300. Someone is going to get caught holding the bag.
Wall Street treats the stock market like a casino, but one where they have the house advantage. They just don't like to see that house advantage temporarily taken away.
Unfortunately, they will lose in the end because they won't get out in time. Stock today has fluctuated between around $500 to just below $300. Someone is going to get caught holding the bag.
And the system is doing everything it can to make sure it's the little guy and not the rich & powerful. They're doing it right out in the open and daring the little guy to do anything about it.
This blocking of trades to protect wealthly investors' holdings is despicable. It is everything that is wrong with so-called "capitalism" a game rigged for the privileged.
The little people got wise to the game and tried to play it for themselves. This cannot be allowed, am I right??
Shut it down!
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