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If I was a bigwig at Robinhood, I'd be hiring personal security right now. Not joking.
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Talking stocks, trading, and investing in general
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venividivicibj
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I mean... we've been joking about market manipulation for a day or two, but isn't this pretty clear cut? Would love to see the emails between Robinhood execs. Also hope none of them know or contacted any hedge funds.
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Seems like it to me, but what do I know?
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Any potential for a class-action suit over this? Seems likes those would be easily discoverable?
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I think they were instructed to do it. Probably by the SEC. It's so obviously self-harming that there's no way they wanted to. I mean they just lost maybe 50% of their customer base?
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Free app doesn't always work in the best interest of its users. News at 11.
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Good old weary cynicism to the rescue.
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Especially when the free app's market maker is Citadel, who bailed out the ailing hedge fund.
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Didn't @otc call it the other day? That they would have no problem getting coverage.
I was taught you get what you pay for.
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I'm just saying, when both Don Jr. and AOC are aligned against you, ****'s gonna get even crazier
Who said bipartisanship is a good thing?
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