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March 28: Problems at Reddit
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Most Reported Problems
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Website Down (63%)
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Errors (26%)
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Sign in (11%)
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Reddit Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Pabst Street Capital Management
(@PBRStreetGang7) reported
@GordonJohnson19 I'm sure the people who pre-submitted questions will be all over this. On the other hand, a giant miss and the stock is down 3%, AITA? (as they say on Reddit)
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Bradtek
(@Bradtek) reported
@Snuggli_ @KiaoEU & now those hedge funds companies are approaching bankruptcy, a $12 billion hedge fund was 30% down on Tuesday when it was at $150. Now it's at $340 and they look dead in the water. And damn well I'm part of the retarded reddit army who's holding with dear life.
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Pierre DeChimpo 🐒
(@PierreDeChimpo) reported
@Molson_Hart There is nothing that can be done systematically to curtail this. Thats why Wall St'ers are feeling so insecure and panicy. Reddit has called the bluff of broken monetary policy. This ends when WSB goes bankrupt or when the stock market crashes, not sure which is more likely.
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Cobin Millage
(@CobinMillage) reported
Reddit is amazing because it has about the same amount of dumb people on it as smart people. The dumb people come up with ideas Then the smart people figure out how to make it work. And that’s how the stock market is being broken.
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De Flandres
(@Pacifica2525) reported
@paymakr @maxkeiser @wallstreetbets It boils down to the definition of "cornering," really. A Reddit group of 100K to 2M would not really constitute a "legal entity." So, the only option would be to temporarily ban silver/gold ownership or the sale of such derivatives. Don't see that happening.
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Fred
(@FredZembo) reported
@TRHLofficial Reddit group realizes that if they all band together, they can overcome that "takes too much money" problem. Reddit group buys ALL the stock and refuses to sell. There's none left for the hedge fund. Fund is forced to buy at absurdly high prices to cover their gambling losses.
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Lisa
(@lisamariejm) reported
Apparently the WSB Reddit and discord has been taken down. Take that, little people! This won’t cause division and even MORE hatred of the establishment!
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Venom Rach
(@SocialNomadRach) reported
@ArchonOf The bailout was inevitable. The stick market had to shut down because losses went up to 90bn. The SEC is paying close attention to the reddit thread in question and they just got together and made a post telling the SEC to "eat a d***"
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Andrew George
(@AGMtheFirst) reported
@AOC The problem is, these Reddit investors taking matters back into their own hands and sticking it to Wall Street, once they sell their #GameStop stock, you want to tax the capital gains as though they WERE rich. There’s no differentiation.
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Stand With Our Sisters
(@BaltimoreDave) reported
@sportsdude8778 @williamlegate Really the same thing going down in reddit now was done last year on Juneteenth. I don’t know how much coordination there was around that though. Definitely not reddit based if there was.
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Cory Gylock
(@CGylock) reported
Nothing brings a country together quite like millennials on reddit taking down hedge funds one irrelevant company's stock at a time. What do we say Robinhooders? Blockbuster next!?
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Graham Kurtz
(@grahamkurtz) reported
@ArmandTweets You just sent me down a Reddit rabbit hole. I put some in too, if only to serve as part of the massive middle finger😎
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ben james
(@BenjaminJames27) reported
@cypherspace Yeah I’m just catching up! Like 5bn down, right? I didn’t realise it was one step out. I haven’t a clue - I just know there’s a Reddit pumping money into it?
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🐊 Crocs For Legal ******** 🪑
(@Crocodile_Lyle) reported
Uh oh reddit's down again...i bet the CIA is neutralizing r/WallStreetBets
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🌟 Laura 🌟
(@QuetaAuthor) reported
@Loki1001 Lol. Trying to get the FEC to shut down reddit. Let them get scared.
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Snuggli
(@Snuggli_) reported
@KiaoEU bunch of hedge funds were borrowing and selling Gamestock stocks because they were assuming it was going to keep going down in price... eventually borrowing more stocks than actually existed... a few ppl on reddit found out about it and started buying with the intention to hold
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The LARPertarian
(@unc13guy) reported
My new conspiracy: this reddit thing attacking markets is a slow play to kill bitcoin
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alan (in love era)
(@4laannn) reported
@goodbeanaltalt reddit mfs raised gamestop’s stock by almost 2x while some stock ppl were betting millions on gamestop’s stock going all the way down
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Malarkey Enthusiast
(@malarkeymode) reported
This has already spiraled from a “hah we’re savvy investors calling hedge guys on their **** bet” to some kind of “the people will claim the market as their own” type ****. No. The market itself is the problem, not the share of ownership belonging to Reddit chuds.
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KYH9
(@SkiethMorganna) reported
@CosmonautMarcus hedge funds borrowed some stock to sell at a price that they thought the stock would go down from. a bunch of non-professional stock traders on reddit decided to hold all of that stock at high prices until the deadline for the funds to return the borrowed stock arrived
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Dr Elect Covfefe
(@JeffKessel2) reported
@briandordevic @arabbitorduck @AOC Well, its 2021 and we have already had Insurrection Impeachment 50 Executive EOs Reddit slapping down Hedge Funds So nothing is off the table.
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MC
(@craniac) reported
@superwuster My strategy is to turn down the volume and go on Reddit, or start making jokes and comments in the chat room.
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Daniel Heithorn| #PowerYourDreams
(@DanielHeithorn) reported
@LadyDevann hedgefunds bet money on Gamestop stocks to go down what is called a short position. Investors from reddit bought ton of shares raising prices causing them to abandon their short positions in what is called a short squeeze. This causes even higher prices the hedgefunds have to pay
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Hole Foods
(@emperorbok) reported
Oh so NOW all the Reddit weirdos have a problem with billionaires
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Mark Taylor
(@MarkusT81) reported
@BarnabasBennett Hedgefunds bet that GameStop’s stock price would go down. So if it went down, they made money. If it went up they lose money Reddit found out and decided to just buy the crap out of it and make the price go crazy high. Hedgefunds lost billions because the price went up so much
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𝐖𝐢𝐅𝐢 𝐰𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐬
(@littleicedragon) reported
This is not a joke anymore. The #WSB discord was taken down a day after Elon did a QnA on it. Posts on Reddit are being removed also. “They” are making up rules as they go, now.
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Patrick Biltgen
(@patrickbiltgen) reported
@elonmusk now is your chance to rally the public to ban short selling. The problem isn’t Reddit bloggers pumping GameStop stock, it’s that you can actually do this because of short selling.
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Claire Lehmann
(@clairlemon) reported
I suppose Reddit will be pressured by authorities to shut down r/wallstreetbets just like they shut down r/thedonald. Which suggests that there will be migration to forums outside of US jurisdictions such as Telegram & others. Fascinating to watch it play out in real time.
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Zak🔥
(@ThaCreekFreak) reported
@FinsOrDie Lmao I think the bigger issue here is the vengeful nature of the Reddit guys. They spotted a highly-shorted stock and stampeded it as a **** you to the system. Not saying the elites should be able to stop the presses to save some coin, but it's not just about people making money
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Alex Feinberg (Sustain Gluttony)
(@alexfeinberg1) reported
The year is 2025 Jamie Dimon is pleading with JPMorgan shareholders to turn down a Bitcoin funded hostile takeover bid led by Reddit trolls living in their mother's basement