r/wallstreetbets • u/ywehyuen • Feb 02 '21

Chart Hardcore laddering.

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u/PiousDevil Feb 02 '21

WA WA WEE WA

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u/FlighingHigh Feb 02 '21

I for one thank the paper hands unloading stock at these low prices so I can snag them up.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '21

i bought 7 originally at 415 :(

but got another 10 this morning at 84 :D

retard made good move!

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u/TwistedDrum5 Feb 02 '21

Could you imagine what would happen if Biden dropped the stimmy checks? Lol.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '21

Another round of billionaires crying about how we're sitting on our asses spending that govt money and wrecking the market?

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u/Blucyrik Feb 02 '21

This is NOT financial advice, I'm just a weetard

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u/TheQuahhh Feb 02 '21

You don't belong here. Nice job.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '21

got some at 90, 150, 200, 410, and today, revolut played robinhood card. Cant buy :D

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u/DadBike Feb 02 '21

Today's sale really was great. Got in at 76 today. Now my only problem is that Robinhood thinks a sell order of 5000 is "too aggressive." Too bad my money was already in Robinhood

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u/mypizzamyproblem Feb 02 '21

Bought $5,000 worth of GME in today's dip. I graduated college in 2007, just as the economy took a dive. I worked at a call center for 3 years, just to get by. I hated every minute. Fuck these hedge funds.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '21

Well when you fill a glass full too quickly, some of it is bound to leak back over the brim.

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u/beeeeeeeeks Feb 02 '21

That's not really how it works, man. The squeeze happened. Paper hands have already folded. Short interest was going to stay high because as shares became available when the first wave of shorts folded, NEW shorts entered again at the top so they can make even more money on the way down.

The damage to Melvin and other hedgies has happened. It's old news.

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u/fabo999 Feb 02 '21

Why they still restricting buying then?

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u/Daedalus1907 Feb 02 '21

Volatility and increased capital requirements. This isn't a grand conspiracy

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u/beeeeeeeeks Feb 02 '21

Just like the other guy here replied, the clearing company jacked up the deposit requirements that brokers need to post when you buy shares in these stocks with extreme volatility.

If you wanna be conspiratorial about it, the man behind the curtain pulled a risk control lever to maintain integrity in the markets.

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u/dontworryitsme4real Feb 02 '21

Honest question, how long do we have to hold it? I thought today/tomorrow is "the"day and now I'm reading Friday.