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And forcefully selling peoples' shares now as well.

• JumpCrisscross 6y ago
  > forcefully selling peoples' shares Is this a reference to margin calls?
  • dawnerd 6y ago
    https://twitter.com/555Sunny/status/1354854993946406917/photo/1 https://twitter.com/555Sunny/status/1354854993946406917/phot... Still not sure if this is across the board or just the larger shareholders. I'd imagine robinhood is trying to limit their risk vs. the risk of the investor.
    • imtringued 6y ago
      I'm not sure I trust this tweet but if it is true this is literal fraud. That would mean the end of Robinhood as a company.
  • qaq 6y ago
    There is a difference between a normal margin call and manipulating rules on your platform to force margin calls for the benefit of Citadel. I hope Kenneth C. Griffin joins Mike Milken in a list of crooks who actually got convicted.