A thought about our culture of punching down.

[Farmer-Rick]

14. Thanks for explaining that

Remember when Reddit tried to turn around GameStop stock?

They got crushed.

"Experts said Wall Street's reaction showed just how high the deck was stacked against small investors."

"Keith Gill, the day-trading member of the Reddit group Wall Street Bets who is widely credited with igniting the recent GameStop trading frenzy, claimed in late January that he had turned his $54,000 investment into a $48 million fortune.

Days later, it had been sliced by more than half to $22 million, and regulators had set their sights on Gill, investigating him over potential disclosure violations."

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/reddit-wallstreetbets-traders-failed-war-wall-street-proves-system-rigged-2021-2%3famp

They want you to think that investing in stocks is fair and equitable. That a dollar is a dollar and everyone is treated the same.

But it's not. The big guys are always looked after while the rest of us have to deal with the "free" market.......