The National Archives (the National Pulse) reported Thursday (Jan. 28) that after decades of bipartisanship, the left and the right are finally fully united in expressing their anger, which is directed at Wall Street hedge funds and the U.S. stock exchange platform Robinhood. Only sell, not buy! This is the current rule of Robinhood platform for GameStop, AMC and other modal stocks (Meme stocks).
Robinhood is one of the most popular retail trading platforms in the U.S. The platform has over 10 million registered users, with a median age of 31 and more than half of them trading stocks for the first Time. Meme stocks contain junk stocks that have the potential to increase in value.
American rap artist Ja Rule was the first to fire, “What the Robin Hood Securities platform is doing is criminal”, urging his followers to say, “Don’t sell!!! Wait a minute ……”
Soon Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez and Republican Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) joined in bashing the Robin Hood platform.
“This is unacceptable,” wrote Rep. Ocasio-Cortez. “We now need to know more about why the Robin Hood Securities platform prevents retail investors from buying modal shares, while hedge funds are free to buy and sell stocks as they see fit.” Senator Cruz quoted the tweet, adding that he “totally agrees.”
David Portnoy, founder of Barstool Sports, welcomed the bipartisan unity in the fight against Robin Hood platforms and hedge funds.
Barstool Sports, a digital media company specializing in producing content on sports and pop Culture, was founded in Massachusetts in 2003 and is currently headquartered in New York City. Barstool Sports’ founder, David Portoyy, is an American Internet personality and blogger.
“Lock them up,” writes Potoi, “So far, Democrats and Republicans agree on only this one issue, and that is that today’s events are so blatant, illegal and unfathomable. The Robinson platform, Steven Cohen, Citadel hedge fund (Citadel) and Point72 assets (Point72) are so self-righteous as to think they are untouchable. Fines are not enough, either they go to jail or they go bankrupt.”
Portoyy also posted a video declaring that “everyone on Wall Street involved in today’s criminal activity must go to jail.”
The official Barstool Sports account quickly joined Portoyy’s condemnation of Wall Street institutions and the Robin Hood platform, uploading a video dedicated to explaining how the Robin Hood platform took large sums of money from people.
Shortly after, Trump Jr. tweeted mocking the hedge fund scare and alleging collusion between hedge funds and Robin Hood platforms to shut out retail investors. Remember that the left media said that unemployed coal miners should “learn to write code,” and former Secretary of State John Kerry said that unemployed pipeline workers should learn to install solar panels. Trump Jr. wrote, “Hedge fund investors should actually ‘learn to write code’ or ‘install solar panels’ too.”
“Am I doing the right thing?” Trump Jr. added, “I’ve been told that’s the rule.”
Elon Musk, the founder of tesla and SpaceX, decried the panic after hedge funds took no profits on their short positions and declared that “short-selling is a scam.” Musk wrote, “You can’t sell a property you don’t own, you can’t sell a car you don’t own, but you can sell a stock you don’t own, it’s ridiculous, short-selling is a scam.”
In a subsequent tweet, Musk added: “Here’s the short defense of bearishness, what you can’t see, you can’t see. “
Ultimate Fighting Championship (Ultimate Fighting Championship) former professional athlete, martial artist Jamie Varner (Jamie Varner) condemned the Robin Hood platform. He wrote: “You guys are garbage, how dare you educate me on how to spend my own money when I have withdrawn my own from your platform. How come you guys are not prosecuted? I wish the real leaders would replace you guys. Why don’t you guys block bitcoin? These clowns.”
Conservative Oil Tube (YouTube) personality and political analyst Mark Dice accused the Robin Hood platform of “protecting hedge funds.” Dice wrote, “You protect hedge funds by allowing them to buy stocks at low prices, maybe you should change your name to Goldman Sachs.”
A prominent ally of Julian Assange, Gateway Pundit journalist Cassandra Fairbanks, revealed that Robin Hood would not allow her to buy Dogecoin, a “modal currency “.
Oil Tube celebrity, Black Lives Matter supporter, and actor Matt Watson announced, “We’re not letting the Robinson platform be a sponsor of our podcast.”
Democratic strategist and Daily Beast contributor Max Burns wrote, “Wall Street executives are beyond detached from reality. What amazes me is that they don’t call the GameStop stock war their own 9/11.”
Tyler Winklevoss, an American technology startup legend and cryptocurrency pioneer, denounced the “lying” history of the Robin Hood platform. Winklevoss said, “The Robin Hood platform has always lied and marketed. They never cared about placing Wall Street Bet bets, they only cared about selling retail stockholders’ order flow to hedge fund Castle Capital. Today, they showed the world their true colors.”
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