dan786 wrote: » Robinhood also banned buying of GME, this is one of the most used apps in US.
Kamu wrote: » That's huge, I imagine GME will drop heavily now.
Bodjhrjekekr wrote: » have they confirmed if selling is even possible? would make more legal sense if it was a halt
drunkmonkey wrote: » How can they ban buying a stock, it's redicilolous what's happening in the states across all tech.
Shedite27 wrote: » If Robinhood bans buying, then by default it bans selling too (as nobody can buy on Robinhood). Is Robinhood really gonna let their customers have no access to sell their shares while TD Ameritrade etc allow theirs to sell, thus reducing the price to double figures? That surely couldn't happen
VinLieger wrote: » I dont know if Robinhood have banned selling but T212 you can still sell, either way its still fvcking disgraceful. Although surely if Robinhood banned selling they would open themselves up to insane legal challenges?
Darando wrote: » WSB could just go totally rogue now and find another share to chase. Be interesting to see if GME/AMC are just one off events or whether a bit of a movement has started - if a movement how long can they sustain people's interest. Has chasing Hedge Funds become drain the swamp type hysteria?
awec wrote: » Man I am seriously tempted to jump on this train for the sheer thrill of it with some money that I don't mind losing if it goes tits up. Talk of apps banning buys makes me nervous. Price has been fluctuating around 450 for a while now.
circadian wrote: » Yep people can sell but can't buy on Robin Hood. Shady as ****.
patsy_mccabe wrote: » Forgive my ignorance but , ....... what is involved for a company to issue new shares and how quick can they do it? I understand gamestop issued shares recently but did they capitalise on the High price yesterday?
Timing belt wrote: » They are talking about it on CNBC
neris wrote: » Im sure the pearl clutchers on there are delighted about it