MrMusician18 wrote: » Who would use a platform that won't let you trade what you want to trade. Anyone that sticks with them after this deserves them.
daheff wrote: » So as I understand it Robinhood was going to be IPO'd soon. After stopping buying GME/AMC today I can see loads of users leaving them.... meaning no point in ipo??
LC134 wrote: » But is there not still a substantial amount of uncovered shorts ? The rise in price impacts them no?
dontparkhere wrote: » Could you explain that one please
VinLieger wrote: » If its true that Citadel et al reloaded their shorts during todays no buy shenanigans then this might be too late
dan786 wrote: » Shorts have not been covered but they have managed to reduce their losses.
dan786 wrote: » Well done if you got in at close
dan786 wrote: » Look at what the question was.
thomas 123 wrote: » Word on Reddit is Robinhood is allowing buys tomorrow on GME, if that’s the case we may just be in the money.
malistheman wrote: » Robinhood announced they'll allow trading of assets they banned from tomorrow.
Kilboor wrote: » This isn't true again, a stocks gain in a day is measured from 9.30 - 4pm (EST). Stock can be up 5% in pre market and open -5%.
dan786 wrote: » Germans bought it at 350$ this morning and bought the price upto to $500 premarket so doubt they will be selling in the morning. They will be buying more to lower their average cost.
dan786 wrote: » Yes the price continues from After Hours to Premarket to open...
MuddyDog wrote: » The after Hours trading price of the stock. So GME closed at 197 but up to 220 or so now.....does that mean if nothing changes between now and opening bell tomorrow the stock will open at 220 or is it entirely separate but gives an indication as to how the market will go on opening?