HOW GAMESTOP COULD PERMANENTLY CHANGE THE STOCK MARKET
— Joe Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) January 28, 2021
In today's @Markets newsletter, I wrote about Gamestop and doʇsǝɯɐפ, and 1987 in reverse
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Here's the story of hedge funds, told in a dress: Let's say you bought a dress at Target for $30. I say to you hey, can I borrow that dress for a few weeks? I'll give you $5, and I'll also give you the dress back. 1/4
— BUST Magazine (@bust_magazine) January 28, 2021
I know this GameStop stuff is funny, but you have to remember this is hurting real people who own multiple boats
— Kevin Farzad (@KevinFarzad) January 27, 2021
The best part of this is referring to Galloway as simply a "marketing professor" https://t.co/8Dy2M89dwY pic.twitter.com/HhNtnXaCwW
— Ranjan (@ranjanxroy) January 28, 2021
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— Mike Bird (@Birdyword) January 28, 2021
If you can pump an election you can pump a market.
— Alistair Croll @ localhost (@acroll) January 28, 2021
A friend once told me, “a hedge fund is a company formed to find something that will be illegal, and do it until it is.”
This reminds me of when all those bad dudes got deplatformed from paypal and started using bitcoin, only to get fantastically rich.https://t.co/78kig3ssu9
— Ryan Mac🙃 (@RMac18) January 27, 2021
That said, if this whole thing leads you to discovering the crypto dark money laundering that has financed the alt-right for years, I am very ready to have that conversation!
— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) January 28, 2021