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The latest action is fascinating: There's a coordinated campaign to push silver. Citadel just so happens to own lots of SLV. Apparently there's article after a
by sillysaurusx 6y ago
The latest action is fascinating: There's a coordinated campaign to push silver. Citadel just so happens to own lots of SLV.
Apparently there's article after article saying that silver is the hot new thing, and that you should buy immediately.
It makes me wonder how much it costs to run a disinformation campaign. Do journalists have an informal price? Depends on the outlet, I guess.
It was comical seeing all the articles pop up simultaneously, and of course /r/wallstreetbets is mocking it all.
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- CapmCrackaWaka 6y agoI, too, am curious what these conversations sound like, or if they even happen at all. When I googled GME this morning I saw article after article claiming that 'Wallstreetbets has set its sights on Silver', however every single post on the WSB subreddit was against the idea. The explanation is probably innocent. Most of these websites rely on ads, and when 1 of them reports on 'the hot new GameStop - Silver!', they probably all jump on. Still, it doesn't help the image that the media is being bought left and right.