There was that tweet thread that explained how Citadel (I think) used Robinhood trades to jump ahead of the line for buys.
So if a redditor put in a buy order for 10 shares of GME on Robinhood, Citadel saw that order a few milliseconds before the order went through, and placed an order for 100 (or some other number) to catch the lower price before the buy went through.
Multiply that by a million WSB orders, and now Citadel has a huge position in GME.
Also, the WSB guys got in at lower prices, and made 10x or 20x, maybe even 30x etc.
Assuming GME boosted to $30B market share, that is only a $1B starting point, and a million WSB investors might be able to put that together.
I still think there was kike fuckery behind the scenes (as always), but the intent of WSB might be plausible.
They could have been the catalyst but the citadel multiplying trades makes sense - they would need to go long to cover their shorts. WSB just hit 1m subs, not even 10% invest I bet (i don't trade with them and sub) and most austists trade a few contracts,
Only a few yolo tens of thousands and only a FEW yolo hundreds of thou$ands.
6 million subs last I checked.
No joke. But a beautiful number in the context.
What if Robinhood pissed off the guy who was supposed to make those buys milliseconds before the trader buys? “Well, I don’t get my bonus? We’ll see about that....” A disgruntled employee can be devastating.
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