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Defiant amateur investors on Reddit say they are not backing down on their investments in GameStop — and even took out billboards in Times Square and across the country urging the faithful to continue holding the line. “$GME GO BRRR,” blared a digital ad on the corner of 54th and Broadway in Manhattan. The ad ran for … Read more
Robinhood Financial fined $65 million by SEC for misleading users https://t.co/mta3nou19J via @cbsmoneywatch Got Robinhood on a technicality. — . (@LarrySchweikart) January 30, 2021 Robinhood Financial has been fined $65 million for misleading its stock market customers about how the company makes its revenue from their trades, the Securities and Exchange Commission said Thursday. The SEC fine … Read more
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Section numbers of federal statutes rarely stir the soul, but one of them, 230, stirs up much fear, for it has seemed to justify censorship. Relying on it, tech companies including Google and Twitter increasingly pull the plug on disfavored posts, websites and even people. Online moderation can be valuable, but this censorship is different. … Read more
We were told it’s too dangerous to go vote. But as soon as the perfect amount of mailbox ballots for the worst candidate of all time trickled in; leftists ran to the streets to party. Meet the person they want to command our troops and lead. Shameful.
Joshua Mitts, Associate Professor of Law and Milton Handler Fellow at Columbia Law School, joins Yahoo Finance’s Alexis Christoforous to break down the Robinhood backlash amid the short-squeeze chaos.
(I personally would regard it as a pretty good investment — like stupendously excellent.) Remember when liberals depicted Yellen's huge hedge fund speech fees as a feminist triumph & attacked the journalists who reported it for being misogynistic? I do.https://t.co/7cs91jc76S — Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) January 29, 2021 Yep – it's hard for politicians to claim … Read more
This is a very underreported story, probably because it just happened. Alabama State Rep.Chip Brown and multiple co-sponsors have introduced the Anti Censorship Act which would prevent any corporation providing an online public forum from censoring speech (unless it involves direct calls for violence) if said corporation receives any tax dollars or economic incentives from … Read more
Prudential Financial vice chair Rob Falzon joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss a recent survey on the financial state of American workers, which found that 7 in 10 workers are concerned about their financial security, up from 57% before the pandemic.
Added to their conference schedule on February 19, 2021: “DISTRIBUTED for Conference of 2/19/2021.” https://www.supremecourt.gov/Search.aspx?FileName=/docket/docketfiles/html/public%5C20-845.html AC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KoMXfIXZWg In this video, we report the freshest news about the Reddit vs. Wall Street trading chaos, and all the market drama involving the latest developments of the battle between hedge funds and the RobinHood platform. And, of course, we expose why Redditors are howling in rage and taking their discontentment to the streets in … Read more
By Pamela Williams I doubt Bitcoin is a dead end, but it has the potential, just like any investment, to ruin you if you get involved without any understanding. I am interested in delving into the Bitcoin market, so I am researching the enigma for myself. I am sure many of you will think of … Read more
Silver will make Gamestop look like chump change because the bullion banks are massively short silver… pic.twitter.com/dli4YjTcGa — Chayse Andrews (@chayse1984) January 29, 2021
by Martin Armstrong Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) is refusing to work with GOP Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas after he tweeted a signal that the two of them could work together on a congressional probe into GameStop’s recent stock trading. She responded: “I am happy to work with Republicans on this issue where there’s … Read more
Listen to this incredible crybaby pic.twitter.com/KmJvZpBQ59 — Timothy Burke (@bubbaprog) January 28, 2021 https://digg.com/2021/leon-cooperman-cnbc-gamestop-stock-price-interview A billionaire is outraged that regular people can use meager government help checks to invest. Considers it an attack to wealthy people. h/t freethinker78
by throwaya9113 What happened when OWS lost steam, relevant to what’s going on right now. Don’t let them divide us again. Keep holding.
by Relative-Dig If the financial world freaked out by a couple hundred thousand people buying stock, imagine what would happen if just 10% people divested from all of it? Imagine for a second we stopped investing money into massive corporations that have a history of poisoning us, deceiving us and profiting off of us. Not … Read more
