not gonna believe it till i see a bunch of others to back it up.
Does that basically just mean that because the stocks were bought on margin, once the price tanked past a certain point the system automatically sold it to obey regulations?
That would be something because I bought 2500 pieces of dogecoin a couple years ago for $10.
That would be something because I sold 10,000 doge for $70 a couple years ago.
I'm no expert, but if I had to guess I'd say hedge funds probably deal more with more volatile stocks than the ones backing most retirement funds, which would/should be fairly safe and consistent
lol, what?
Been off and on today. They're getting hit hard by all the WSB traffic
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Pretty sure she's not the one that's making the rules
The only reason is crashing is because people aren't being allowed to buy it, so if it was pretty obvious a bunch of brokers would only allow GME to be sold, you definitely never mentioned it before it happened...
It might be a legal requirement, but it's also possible the person was so deep in the red at that point, the broker knew there was no way they would ever be able to pay it back and liquidated it before it plunged further.
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I tried to buy some Dogecoin right now and was given a "limit buy" option of 2 cents. Does this mean that unless it drops below 2 cents, I won't actually get a buy in? Is there a way around this on Robinhood?
That's hilarious, I have 10,000 doge just sitting around that I mined years ago. I wouldn't mind it, buy I don't see how they'll push the value up 100x.
Yeah, or Robinhood but as you can see from my aforementioned post, might not work out.
