I predict that the S&P 500 will be well under 5,000 by September 30th

its a worse form of insider trading where the market markers themselves pause things because their trades are going south.

insider trading works but a worse term is actually needed.

Stock watering is still a time honored 'tradition' on Wall Street, which is why companies keep so many shares off the market until they decide it's time to cash out and dump it. In many case, there are only around 1%-2% of shares of a stock on the markets actively trading, out of many millions outstanding.

Just ignore the 'free market' fantasists; they have no idea what they're talking about.
 
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Stock watering is still a time honored 'tradition' on Wall Street, which is why companies keep so many shares off the market until they decide it's time to cash out and dump it. In many case, there are only around 1%-2% of shares of a stock on the markets actively trading, out of many millions outstanding.

Just ignore the 'free market' fantasists; they have no idea what they're talking about.

ok.


but the GameStop pause was a heinous abuse of market maker powers, boldly and in plain sight.


definitely a hazard of insider's trading.

or insiders who trade.
 
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ok.


but the GameStop pause was a heinous abuse of market maker powers, boldly and in plain sight.


definitely a hazard of insider's trading.

or insiders who trade.

From what I've read the organizers of that 'rebellion' were themselves running a pimp and dump operation, hoping to drive up the price and then unload while nobody was looking. lol It's pretty tough to hurt 'insiders', since they are either getting stock for free or were in on the IPO before the public could buy any. Some borkerages restrict which customers get on the IPO lists.
 
From what I've read the organizers of that 'rebellion' were themselves running a pimp and dump operation, hoping to drive up the price and then unload while nobody was looking. lol It's pretty tough to hurt 'insiders', since they are either getting stock for free or were in on the IPO before the public could buy any. Some borkerages restrict which customers get on the IPO lists.
it was all fair trading.

don't apologize for the lying banker fascists.
 
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