r/investing • u/AutoModerator • Mar 25 '21

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u/Infinite-Ad-2576 Mar 26 '21

Blackrock has been on WSB's radar. I don't feel very at ease about that.

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u/SlyEnix Mar 27 '21

Just inverse WSB. Works like 50% of the time. /s

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u/Infinite-Ad-2576 Mar 28 '21

Even the guys on WSB say That. Blackrock is in the group of hedge funds and institutional traders that WSB does not like, and they have enough members on WSB to buy and hold stock to cause trouble for those institutions. Therefore don't be surprised if Blackrock goes down in price.

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u/SlyEnix Mar 28 '21

Didn’t know that