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LOL, Black Rock has $8 trillion in assets, them failing over losses would crash the world economy harder than the 2007/2008 real estate crisis.

He's essentially suggesting that there were so many trades going on the hedge funds managed to make more than 100% of GameStops shares exist. Kinda like fractional reserve banking. I'm a little skeptical though, because GameStop pays dividends, meaning it would become pretty apparent as soon...

I mean technically Redditors are the bulls and the Hedge Funds are the bears.

They want to try to ride out the jump. Having to cover a short like this at $60 would be a whole lot less painful than at $325.

We really need laws that make selective TOS enforcement illegal, just like it is for companies to selectively enforce rules among employees.

No. This is not a correction, its an overcorrection. This is the equivalent of seeing that you're slightly drifting into another lane, and then doing a full 360 spin with your car in the opposite direction. Also, quite frankly, Gamestop was accurately valued at $3-4 a share.

You can absolutely mitigate the damages created by human greed. That's literally why capitalism is supposed to be better than communism. If you don't believe you can mitigate human greed, then any form of democracy or republicanism becomes irrational. Hedge funds which are primarily using...

You don't know what you're talking about. None of these things are beyond the governments ability to regulate. Its not about actually stopping things from happening, its about breaking current day trading culture and institutional investor culture, which is currently destroying the stock...

The problem is a lack of stock market regulation. We need regulation to prevent 'fast' trading and slow things down, because this is pretty much unquestionably unhealthy for the economy. A couple of things I would recommend: 1) An additional tax for really short term capital gains. This tax...