Starting from the earliest game station stocks, retail investors continue to invest in other stocks, such as Blackberry, AMC and Nokia, hoping to push up the stock price in their own way. However, things are not smooth sailing. Some online brokers immediately said that due to the influx of retail investors into the platform for trading, the platform had to prepare a large amount of margin, and some stocks had to suspend the operation of some stocks because they rose too fast and the platform could not raise the margin in time. As soon as the news came out, a large number of retail investors expressed dissatisfaction, and even some investors directly took the brokers to court, arguing that the brokers deprived retail investors of their trading rights.
Nowadays, under the influence of many parties, various differences have begun to appear within retail investors. Some people think that people should continue to buy stocks and speculate in stocks to make money. Others said that they should pay attention to the bitcoin and silver markets because their prices are far underestimated.
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As of the close of February 2, local time, US stocks? Retail shareholding? In the collective frenzy, game stations plummeted by nearly 60%, Gauss Electronics fell by nearly 43%, AMC Entertainment Holdings fell by more than 465,438+0%, and Blackberry fell by more than 265,438+0%. Silver, the new target of retail investors, also fell sharply. At the close, COMEX silver futures fell nearly 9%.
Under such circumstances, some retail investors in the message area of WallStreetBets section of Reddit Forum, the retail base camp, expressed anger because their book losses have exceeded 50%. At the same time, some people keep telling other retail investors who buy GME and AMC not to sell.
For example, a person in Reddit forum called? Leading brother? % of users (ID: deepfxxingvalue) still hold the stock of the game station in this week's decline. Screenshots of his portfolio show that he lost about $5 million after the stock price fell on Monday. On Tuesday, his 50,000 shares lost another $6.75 million. If you count the options, his position fell by more than $6.5438+0.3 million that day. But he said he would continue to insist.