It's wild to see Wall Streeters get mad at the little GameStop investors for their legitimate trades, says @AnandWrites, when "a lot of those firms are built entirely on inside information... I don't understand where the moral superiority of Wall Street comes from."

Jan 30, 2021 · 1:05 AM UTC

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Nobody on Wall Street ever suggests moral superiority over anything, do they? The point is to be amoral. Like math. Like money. You succeed on Wall Street specifically by overcoming human moral judgements.
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Ok, but what’s the end game? I understand the original goal of forcing the hedge funds into a losing situation, but the stock is wildly overvalued and ‘regular people’ who own it at this insane price are going to lose their money. How does it end?
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Is the full interview available anywhere?
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Wall Street eats tax payers money in "stimulus", it has for many, many years. When small people mess with the grift they get shut down. The way of the world. Like Russians controlling western politicians, China building roads and ports to control countries. A big rigged game.
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It’s not moral, just superiority and privilege.
So, the 'little guys' just smacked the 'big guys', right where they live? & all the hedge funds react by whining because their game is not secret.
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Money. It comes with the money
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