These are only some examples I found floating about like turds around the pond full of Animal Crossing Bells gold we are drinking from right today. There will be more, so please, LISTEN to my TL;DR.

Other way too. I have the states tiniest hedge fund and that I combined over the weekend to get the motion and monday my dumb ass will be buying gamestop market fucking open since Ive been fucked by citadel so tough previously my asshole bled out.

Ironically I'm long other shares previously mentioned with this sub

for each and every person they try to ditch it theres a few idiotic up and cummer like me rallying to yalls defense.

I utilize etrade (this part edited out in it was factually wrong, etrade did restrict gme and amc and my platinum asshole whined )

Disclaimer: I am not purchasing GME in almost any hopes of gain, I just hate citadel.

I can only tell you exactly what I did. About 3 days back after RH gave this message they were no more promoting'certain stocks', I left an account with Fidelity (took over 5 mins to setup acc + link bank). Then I just did an EFT (electronic funds transfer) and that I managed to use 100 percent of the money I transferred immediately even though you do receive some caution related to funds moving when you get the stock right away, however it is still possible to buy it. I would tell you the exact warning but it already cleared since so that I don't recall the wording.

That was it for me. I also needed an present account in the old job I had forgot about so when I signed up I just had to upgrade some information. If you put this up and run into a problem I will attempt to assist you as best I could.

TD Ameritrade is restricting buying on volatile stocks, but by what I have seen they only increased the margin requirements to 100%. Anyone buying a short squeeze margin would need to be a retard. It's dangerous, and also a reasonable position for TDA to take so that they are not left holding the bag of retards who can not meet a margin call. It also conserves YOLO newbies from themselves, though I doubt that is TDA's motivation. Every day that Melvin can't get hold of the Switches the parents have already paid for, he must pay a sacrifice to each parent for their difficulty of waiting for them. And the more pricey these Switches get on the current market, the higher the sacrifice, because these parents should by rights have these Switches, irrespective of how expensive they've gotten. Melvin attempts to put off paying the higher market price as long as possible in the hopes that it will eventually go down. Eventually the forfeits become so large, Melvin does not have any choice but to swallow his just desserts and Animal Crossing Items For Sale pay market price for the Switches.