franklampard

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by franklampard 6y ago
Can you show me an example of such a solution?
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by franklampard 6y ago
Curious why they regretted and how else would they have built the web app
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by franklampard 6y ago
Employer not paying enough punishes hard work
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by franklampard 6y ago
Why do you think it’s more cost effective to build a service on linode than just use AWS?
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by franklampard 6y ago
Isn’t it nice?
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by franklampard 6y ago
the word GWT gives me PTSD
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by franklampard 6y ago
> stock is heading back to double digits You think
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by franklampard 6y ago
I wouldn’t dismiss that theory as conspiracy theory, given Steven cohen’s history of convictions.
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by franklampard 6y ago
And they are no longer restricting
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by franklampard 6y ago
Thanks for sharing. I found it much more logical to believe it is illegal manipulation given history.
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by franklampard 6y ago
These brokers halted buys of GME Robinhood Webull M1 Finance Public E-Trade Does any of the above still restrict trading of those stocks, other than Robinhood?
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by franklampard 6y ago
I didn’t say that. I was simply pointing out an exception: Poor people doesn’t know how to game the system and always follow the rule; while privileged do the opposite.
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by franklampard 6y ago
corruption?
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by franklampard 6y ago
Was about to say the same. In my experience these privileged people are the most likely to pull this kind of tricks. Maybe because they have been so privileged throughout their life that they feel entitled to not taking responsibility
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by franklampard 6y ago
Effectively $0. Outbound costs $75 at Robinhood. If you are moving more than a few hundred dollars, the new broker will reimburse the it.
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by franklampard 6y ago
I can’t make any basic apps without googling :/
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by franklampard 6y ago
what is the fundamentals for the short positionsv
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by franklampard 6y ago
I will not argue with you about what Robinhood did to any of the margin accounts, if people borrowed money to trade stocks and Robinhood think that's risky, they have the right to close positions as part of standard risk management. Bu
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by franklampard 6y ago
You have many misunderstandings and I am happy to clear them. 1. No, not all Robinhood accounts are margin accounts, a simple google search tells you that: https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/rob
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by franklampard 6y ago
You are so biased because you think GME is overvalued at $300. Your bias even makes you defend Robinhood’s action to disable cash accounts buying certain stocks as DULY. Wow
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by franklampard 6y ago
Source?
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by franklampard 6y ago
The CEO denied anyone else influenced them to do what they did yesterday.
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by franklampard 6y ago
> float your risky position Nobody is complaining Robinhood disabled naked calls/puts on volatile stocks. How is not illegal for Robinhood to disable cash accounts from buying stocks? Your cash is transferred and deposited. If the s
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by franklampard 6y ago
> In reality there is probably very little truth to this. The whole premise of your argument is based on ‘probably’
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by franklampard 6y ago
> The type of retail investor that is using RH doesn't understand the bankruptcy process That's your rationale for manipulating the market? SMH
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by franklampard 6y ago
but cash accounts were all affected
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by franklampard 6y ago
Better for the retail investors? No. For the retail investors, if a broker didn’t foresee systematic risks and cannot clear, the better thing can happen is the broker own up to mistakes and go bankrupt. Bankruptcy is legal and investors und
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by franklampard 6y ago
Yeah the title is speculated, should be more factual: “robinhood’s Google store ratings recovered”
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by franklampard 6y ago
They did the latter didn’t they?
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by franklampard 6y ago
I am pretty sure that Wall Street is full of manipulation and insider trading. This kind of blatant manipulation is the first time. And yes if they get away with it, chances are that they will do more of it.

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