Absolute insanity. Just like when brokers remov
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Posted On: 11/13/2024 8:08:35 PM
Absolute insanity.
Just like when brokers removed the Buy button for Gamestop during its huge squeeze. Only difference I see here is that the squeeze really hasn't started for VERB, which is probably why the 'market makers' (brazen thieves) are walking the price down to make the stock look unattractive. And in case they can't stop it altogether, at least they can stop people from creating more demand by turning off the Buy button.
A lot of people should be in prison for this type of fraud and collusion- Would be nice to see Gary Gensler and Robert Cook among them. But knowing that Ken Griffin lied in a Senate hearing about Gamestop, and he's still out and about with Citadel having over $60 billion in securities sold, not yet purchased (unreconciled short positions), I won't hold my breath.
Maybe the proposed "Department Of Government Efficiency" will just get rid of the SEC and the FINRA altogether, or restructure them so completely that they actually do their duty.
Because just like Fidelity did here, they always claim to be 'protecting retail investors' when all their actions are only to protect their own interests, and those of the hedge funds they came from/plan to work for after their tenure.
Thanks for sharing your experience.
Just like when brokers removed the Buy button for Gamestop during its huge squeeze. Only difference I see here is that the squeeze really hasn't started for VERB, which is probably why the 'market makers' (brazen thieves) are walking the price down to make the stock look unattractive. And in case they can't stop it altogether, at least they can stop people from creating more demand by turning off the Buy button.
A lot of people should be in prison for this type of fraud and collusion- Would be nice to see Gary Gensler and Robert Cook among them. But knowing that Ken Griffin lied in a Senate hearing about Gamestop, and he's still out and about with Citadel having over $60 billion in securities sold, not yet purchased (unreconciled short positions), I won't hold my breath.
Maybe the proposed "Department Of Government Efficiency" will just get rid of the SEC and the FINRA altogether, or restructure them so completely that they actually do their duty.
Because just like Fidelity did here, they always claim to be 'protecting retail investors' when all their actions are only to protect their own interests, and those of the hedge funds they came from/plan to work for after their tenure.
Thanks for sharing your experience.
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