What's happening with Gamestop and AMC

Question

Stocks are going up like crazy, how does this make any sense

Mike Nicholson · Answer

Short buyers like to gamble ... The practice should not be allowed.

Mike Nicholson · Answer

Short buyers like to gamble ... The practice should not be allowed.

Oliver Schoenborn · Answer

Wow, fascinating, thanks for the explanation. Let's hope the ripple effect dissipates before doing too much damage. This seems to be a case where less regulated investments impact better regulated ones... as you say there will eventually be a consequence to this, once the dust settles, I'm guessing in the form of further regulation.

Oliver Schoenborn · Answer

Wow, fascinating, thanks for the explanation. Let's hope the ripple effect dissipates before doing too much damage. This seems to be a case where less regulated investments impact better regulated ones... as you say there will eventually be a consequence to this, once the dust settles, I'm guessing in the form of further regulation.

▲ 0 ▼ ✔	Private answer Short buyers like to gamble ... The practice should not be allowed. Marked as spam Posted by Mike Nicholson Answered on January 27, 2021 9:42 pm
▲ 0 ▼ ✔	Private answer Short buyers like to gamble ... The practice should not be allowed. Marked as spam Posted by Mike Nicholson Answered on January 27, 2021 9:42 pm
▲ 0 ▼ ✔	Private answer Wow, fascinating, thanks for the explanation. Let's hope the ripple effect dissipates before doing too much damage. This seems to be a case where less regulated investments impact better regulated ones... as you say there will eventually be a consequence to this, once the dust settles, I'm guessing in the form of further regulation. Marked as spam Posted by Oliver Schoenborn Answered on January 27, 2021 12:07 pm
▲ 0 ▼ ✔	Private answer Wow, fascinating, thanks for the explanation. Let's hope the ripple effect dissipates before doing too much damage. This seems to be a case where less regulated investments impact better regulated ones... as you say there will eventually be a consequence to this, once the dust settles, I'm guessing in the form of further regulation. Marked as spam Posted by Oliver Schoenborn Answered on January 27, 2021 12:07 pm