scarlight : so the whole movement changed from technical analysis, macroeconomics, and management to just oh roaring kitty buys. ????
nah until Ryan Cohen does something with the money he raised not much will happen

Spirited_Apricot : There is no proof that he bought that website. Anybody could forward it to his YT channel…

Justin Brewer OP : scarlight… these things are not mutually exclusive. The SHORT SQUEEZES of GME, AMC, and KOSS in 2021 weren’t based on solely on technical analysis and macroeconomics as YOU 🫵 claim. There are over 10 BILLION total FAKE shares of these companies that have been created as tokens, synthetics, toxic swaps, or naked shorts. Let THE RECKONING begin!

jddddd : one of your dates is not imaginary

Hell Banker OP jddddd : Or is it?

Chronic Line Stepper : nope you are still wrong as ever LOL

Rusty Shackleford 1 : If you look at your calendar, you will see those days to exist. They are not imaginary

jorncena96 : ups and downs happens in every single stock. You seem especially affected/hate this one. How much you lost here?

Moo mom : Biggg Money, literally the same thing tho just a difference in class

102668107 : because the rich cannot lose money

Deep Value Kitty 102668107 : Hypocrites

Ken Griffin Charity2 : Yes, because he’s aware of the mythos that formed around him in the 3 years of his absence, and he knew a return to Twitter with pseudo-prophetic memes would spark a buying frenzy. He also loaded up on short dated calls just before he returned to Twitter; a prime example of a P&D. And guess what, he did in fact dump large blocks of those calls. Ryan Cohen did the exact same thing with BBBY and got faced with lawsuits as well.
Warren Buffett and Berkshire on the other hand have to disclose selling/buying large stakes because that’s SEC regulation. They would only be accused of market manipulation if they took counter positions to their announcements. A good example is Andrew Left who is charged with securities fraud for doing what I just described. There is no conspiracy here.

10baggerbamm OP Ken Griffin Charity2 : you're incorrect buffett's buying stock then he makes an announcement of what he bought he doesn't need to file with the SEC. if he crosses 100 million in a company he needs to file aside from that over  5% is a 13g or f. so those are the parameters and what he bought yesterday he didn't meet any of them but yet they're spiking on the news that he bought stock