E*Trade Considers Kicking Meme-Stock Leader Keith Gill Off Platform https://www.wsj.com/finance/regulat...h-gill-off-platform-f2003ec4?mod=hp_lead_pos1
i was ok with underdogs but today his action today is obviously manipulating. i bought the dip last tuesday and exited last friday with 4% gain, which i was happy with, deciding not to carry the positions over the weekend.
Is nobody going to mention how perfectly I played this??? Somebody quote this for @TheDawn in case he blocked me.
GME isn't set up quite like it was. The bands were different. Needs massive volume and to hold the 80's for a squeeze. Much less likely. However, the IB CEO said the 2021 move almost took down the market. This could potentially be the one if they can continue move this ship north and manage to blow thru the highs.
How is this any different than if a hedge fund says they have a position? You're legally required to state when you have a position over 5% of the stock. However, if he states his position it's market manipulation? The real unethical market manipulation comes from Citadel and Virtu which have taken all price discovery out of the market by knowing what orders are coming in and from who before anybody else. They have access to the supply and demand dynamics that no traders have. They know what's institutional flow and retail flow. It's insider trading on a mass scale that nobody has ever had before. I would not be surprised if they bribed the completely corrupt SEC to keep PFOF and they told ETrade to take down Gil's account.
citadel and virtu made a killing on GME. In 2021, the settlement the risk got crazy which isn’t an issue this time. I think Etrade wants to boot the guy because he’s 1. A concentration risk since he doesn’t have the cash for his options 2. He’s adding unnecessary attention to Etrade (which is now owned by Morgan Stanley)
You'd enjoy this guy's content. He's been using OSINT to map out the Who's Who of the Corporate Ownership/Capture of Voting rights through strategic use of who's on the various companies Board of Directors (who has access to whom). Morgan Stanley is mentioned several times, 3:00:00 ish https://www.youtube.com/live/8DFOQr85q6g His "Follow the Money Master Sheet" creates the ownership map of U.S. equities. https://cancelthisclothingcompany.com/resources/
fund is regulated by sec and filed 13-f on the dealine, while this guy is randomly posting his holdings. no sure if he trades in an entity or personal account so i won't comment on that. you can buy the flow information from the exchanges.
Because a hedge fund has to make a filing with the SEC. If the hedge fund is caught lying about their position to the SEC, they can be sued Here, the individual is making a rando claim with a screenshot which can easily be faked.