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They aren't trying to kill GME though, they are boosting it, essentially saving it and shareholders from short seller pressure. I see it as a bizarre, but ultimately positive behavior. Wallstreet no longer holds all the keys.
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Interesting to see this comparison being made on hacker news, it was also made on my economics RSS feed where Tyler Cowen[0] linked to a tweet[1] with this exact same comparison.
[0]: https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2021/01/we...
[1]: https://twitter.com/zerohedge/status/1354412717231251459?s=2...
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That implies that they are the bad guys and not the people who were irresponsibly shorting the stock to such a great extent.
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... with a dash of flash mob and viral marketing.
๐คdrawkbox๐4y๐ผ0๐จ๏ธ0
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More like a political disinformation campaign for stocks. Same formula different goals.
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