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>If they assessed GameStop's value accurately, they should be rewarded. According to the "invisible hand" of the market, they didn't, since supposedly rational
by minikites 6y ago
>If they assessed GameStop's value accurately, they should be rewarded.
According to the "invisible hand" of the market, they didn't, since supposedly rational investors on Reddit decided to buy lots of stock to go long. If you're going to claim the Reddit investors are actually irrational, then I have some bad news about most other investors as well.