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Reddit Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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David Karr
(@Dave24karr) reported
@IlhanMN The virus will be over before congress passes monthly checks. Took a year to get an extra $600... Now if Wall Street needs some funds after Reddit took them down you better belive the @GOP will have a stimulus package ready in a week.
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Kyle Bostian
(@kylebostian) reported
Maybe I’m slow but I don’t get the rancor over Robinhood. Aren’t the Reddit traders straight up bid rigging? And isn’t that straight up illegal?
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Christopher Herman
(@cherman99) reported
@MikeJ585 No, hadn't heard of wsb on reddit before. Jumped in AMC today for about 300 shares, in at $13 or so and averaged down throughout the day. I need to be following those guys regularly though...you?
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Greg Braggs Jr.
(@GBraggsJr23) reported
What you are seeing with Reddit users and hedge funds is that they are trying to get in the club. There are many people that hold the keys to different clubs. They are trying to keep you out of the club. The trick is to kick the door down and don't ask if you can come in.
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4.9k, No Vaccine, 150+ IQ, v2 🌊
(@RetiredT500ana) reported
@PPhineasjwhoopy So ur taking a broads side on an issue that is non existent and basically just her bitching about the rich and trying to make a revolution out of a Reddit joke investing in GameStop. Idk man I’m on the “hedge fund bros” side before I’m on a ******* side
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Charlie Newing
(@TheChief657) reported
Would be on brand for the past year if after 100 years of capitalism, multiple crashes & bailouts and huge wealth inequality that its taken down by some dudes on Reddit
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Morgan
(@Mshirk95) reported
@umkierra Will go down in price. Basically everyone in those FB groups and on reddit over the past few days got the stock, to go up to $323. So say u owned a **** ton of those $8 stocks, u now have each stock worth $323. So average ppl just got rich by getting everyone to buy the stock lol
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BloozFan_2
(@dusty_dimes57) reported
@gannonbreslin The fact the the @FinancialTimes had an article calling the ‘Reddit Bros’ (offensive/stereotyping/not factual) part of the Alt-Right was just the beginning. There will be so many article tearing down the Reddit group, who are normal every citizens, will truly be disgusting
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V
(@prosaicsadness) reported
@Chasing_Rapture @Velokx While I didn’t expect the revolution, much of Reddit is at least left-leaning. It’s the few subs that are terrible and not shut down that give it a bad name.
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Jimb O. Saur
(@Jimbosaur) reported
@erikaishii Never ever thinkin' there was danger In the shortin' they were doin' they kept doublin' down! Never dreamin' that some schemin' day traders on Reddit Were a-watchin' them and gatherin' arooooound...
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cardboard box
(@maxineandcheese) reported
@chIoelynn Tl;Dr is - rich people sold a bunch of game stop stock thinking it would go down in price, Reddit bought stock so the price went hella up so now the rich people are mad that they have to pay up. The f'd up part is Reddit did the same **** the rich people were doing
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Brad
(@BradK1996) reported
@KatieRagosta @__tayanne Long story short folks on Reddit all agreed to buy stock & support retail businesses like GameStop. Rich folk realized that us poor folk were making money & they weren’t. They got mad & illegally shut down trading for us thus costing us money.
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Holly Joseph
(@HRH_hjoseph) reported
Genuine question: When did Reddit and RobinHood become the problem? Haven’t markets been manipulated for years either by hedge funds and/or algorithms? Why was that not a problem???
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gab
(@kyloreh) reported
i rmbr reading a story on reddit abt someone having a poop knife to chop up their huge shits and thinking it was normal and now ppl on reddit are turning the economy upside down
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Neaffee
(@Neaffee) reported
@Kevin_Hitt @Traviscoleee If you think for one second that securities on the exchanges AREN'T manipulated, then you're either living in lala land or your dumber than a bag of hammers. It's a rigged game and you know it. Your problem is YOU'RE NOT in the Reddit club... Ha
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♡𝙡𝙚𝙜𝙤𝙨𝙝𝙞𝙠𝙣𝙤𝙩𝙢 𝙧𝙚𝙘𝙤𝙧𝙙𝙨♡
(@legoshiknotm) reported
the only way to fix the stocks thing is to ban reddit forever
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Liam Gray
(@li4mlufc) reported
@_jimmykelly @reddit Now I’d like somebody to explain how all the share dealing apps magically ******* broke allowing either nobody to log in, or allowing people in to sell (but not buy) shares meaning the price naturally goes down and the shorts win.
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Timothy Tressel
(@timy2k2) reported
@tedlieu @RobinhoodApp It is necessary. All those reddit investors are at risk of losing more than they can afford. When this balloon pops they will be left holding a broken ******.
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Raza K
(@paccbacc) reported
@BrokenSpace_ there was a group who was doing a technique with gamestop stocks where you sell a stock and then rebuy it when it goes down. everyone on reddit was like '**** no' and made the stock go up, so they lost hella money and now everyone is in war about it
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Tom W
(@TomW37358455) reported
@Reuters @SEC_Enforcement As I previously mentioned.....so because some people on Reddit coordinated a move to make millions of dollars using THE EXACT SAME METHODS giant hedge funds and their billion dollar managers use....NOW IT’S A PROBLEM? “That’s not what hedge funds do”...BULL$HIT
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Gillz Scott Heron
(@LegendaryGillz) reported
How long before they just completely shut down Reddit? Lol
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Tamzid Zuha
(@TamzidZuha) reported
@venuszasia Basically GameStop was going into bankruptcy and stocks were plummeting and big companies and rich people basically bet that they will continue to go down to get money and then Reddit decided to screw then over and bought all the stocks which made the rich people lose billions
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John K Richards
(@johnkrichards) reported
@islandhoppper @FSCDems @RepMaxineWaters Blockbuster didn't go bankrupt because of short sellers Companies go bankrupt because their business is **** Hedge funds, mutual funds, private equity short stocks for a reason, the business is in trouble and headed for more trouble. they don't collude on reddit
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Cajun Swamp Monster
(@LouisianaBogMon) reported
@MrReaganUSA She’ll probably fight hard to shut down Game Stop and Reddit.
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tony
(@tony38966733) reported
@TheQuartering @brexjam @RobinhoodApp Rats and sinking ship come to mind..........I hope Reddit burns it all its ******* broken
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Henry | 2 days until the Rolex 24
(@fiery_W0lf) reported
@IancestroII A bunch of bastards bet that Gamestops value would go down, so Reddit teamed up and bought a load of shares so it’s value shot up and all the rich bastards lost a lot of money
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Blakros Museum
(@blakrosmuseum) reported
@SamEHill621 @jon_actual To be fair, Reddit originally thought that they had summoned him for the Rally To Restore Sanity/Fear until he clarified at a conference that they were already working on it before the calls for that. It's just ten years slow.
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Tom
(@tjtwo1961) reported
@sayjeesayjee @jaketapper Oh - I am. But the point of this was that many of these Reddit guys are going to be left holding $400 shares of GameStop when it goes back under $25 in a few weeks. And the story will continue to be that the little guys rebelled & took down Wall Street...
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Sarah Donahue
(@sdonahu2) reported
@wil_da_beast630 I see little here or elsewhere about how this started. Big hedge funds did predatory shorts on the stock to drive price down. They expected to hoover up stock at an artificially low price, to then sell later making huge profits. W/o that, no Reddit driven trades.
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Justin Begley
(@Justin_Begley) reported
But, what is the problem here? Nothing necessarily illegal occurred, so the SEC has no reason to get involved. The problem is the misinformed view of the stock market. The Reddit folks seem to think that the stock market is akin to a casino and Wall Street its gamblers.