so this seems to be a story that is consolidating. and robinhood didnt come out and say this because . . . it makes them look worse to investors maybe? not retail investors but people who would actually buy them? some other reason? i am not in the weeds enough here to knowhttps://twitter.com/JamesSurowiecki/status/1355035563368321027 …
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overall this is a really fast moving and low information situation and while there are reasons to believe its a conspiracy i think some of those reasons are unrelated to whether it was a conspiracy
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i might be out of the loop but i thought the "forced selling in non-margin accounts" story was still maybe not true
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it's not clear that they were actually doing that
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it originated from some non-conclusive screenshots iirc
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Well, it’s technically true if the liquidity issue was caused by the margin requirements related to GME settlement. If you prohibit your customers from doing so and liquidate their positions liquidity become a whole lot less of a problem. Still not really great
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Their collective margin requirements for their clearinghouse are based off of the total amount of a security being pledged. Basically just by allowing people on their platform to own these stocks when the margin requirements spiked they were bleeding cash in my understanding
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seems legally iffy to hide that fact and no doubt they would have been grilled about it, especially if they're asking for re-ups so soon. last raise was Sept. this doesn't sound like a scheduled raise at all and implication in the article about ratcheting agreements
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