I think a few fund managers may lose their jobs..They clearly did and should go to jail but they’ll probably be a lack of proof for that.
I think a few fund managers may lose their jobs..They clearly did and should go to jail but they’ll probably be a lack of proof for that.
Stupid thing. Image must be too large, I guess?This is the screen I get when I try to read your attachmentView attachment 326811View attachment 326811
To be clear, this decision was not made on the direction of any market maker we route to or other market participants.
It's too late I hope I see a mass Exodus from Robin Hood.Stupid thing. Image must be too large, I guess?
Whole lotta nothing, but they're already trying to cover themselves.
Yep.It's too late I hope I see a mass Exodus from Robin Hood.
Maybe some hedge fund will buy it.....Yep.
Even if they avoid legal trouble, hopefully this kills their IPO.
Bankrupted Hedge Fund Managers To Receive $600 Stimulus
U.S.—Hedge fund managers nearly bankrupted by Redditors are desperately trying to fight back, but it's not looking good as the internet populist uprising continues.
Rich Wall Street investors getting squeezed by the GameStop buying frenzy are taking solace in the fact, though, that they'll get a $600 stimulus check.
"I think it's a lot of money, sure, we would have liked to get more, but $600 is significant," said Nancy Pelosi in a press conference Thursday. "I'm happy we were able to accomplish at least that much for them. We would have gotten more, but Trump blocked it."
This is the screen I get when I try to read your attachment
Stupid thing. Image must be too large, I guess?
Whole lotta nothing, but they're already trying to cover themselves.
Why isn't she wearing a mask ?
Too late. Too much money was lost because of what they did.
So supposedly, actually executing the trades fully takes 48 hours, and the clearinghouses require a a lot of capital from the brokerage firms as a guarantee.Too late. Too much money was lost because of what they did.
One thing I'll say is I remember a while back robinhood servers crashed when the market was tanking, I think this was back when covid was just hitting.Too late. Too much money was lost because of what they did.
Sounds like a load of BS to meSo supposedly, actually executing the trades fully takes 48 hours, and the clearinghouses require a a lot of capital from the brokerage firms as a guarantee.
Because trade volume was so high, Robinhood may have been concerned about the amount of liquidity they had left available for their service, so they halted trading. Now they're saying they've secured more lines of credit so they're allowing trading again.
Not sure I buy it, but that's what the financial talking heads were saying yesterday.
I guess you get what you pay for then.One thing I'll say is I remember a while back robinhood servers crashed when the market was tanking, I think this was back when covid was just hitting.
A lot of people couldn't sell and got burnt by that outage. Yet Robinhood's userbase kept growing....