So this whole Reddit bubble thing is still happening, just elsewhere.
GME is back on Robinhood. But so are the SEC and class-action lawyers.
Steve Cohen wants everyone to “chile” out.
Letting the Redditors have their fun seems to be a bipartisan point of agreement, which is great, because it probably can’t be stopped.
The first draft of l’histoire de l’affaire GameStop and it is, uh, muddled.
Preet Bharara or Gary Gensler might not have much to do come Jan. 20.
Massachusetts has some problems with the Millennial trading-game app.
If you’ve got something tech-looking, file for an IPO immediately.
The SPAC-and-IPO party on Wall Street will have to stand in for the traditional holiday festivities this year.
Quantopian’s take from the rich and make people poor ethos finds a home at Robinhood.
There are some growing pains at baby’s first brokerage.
Because Robinhood’s gotta plead ignorance (and probably a $10 million-plus settlement) on this one.
It’s not you, England (read: Brexit). It’s us (read: glitches, etc.).
Press X, Y, Down, Down, Left, Y, X for what has to be securities fraud.
DJ D-Sol should ask Charles Schwab about the wisdom of ignoring the kamikaze trading platform for Millennials.
Can you still be the anti-Wall Street app when you've come to epitomize The New Wall Street?
Hey, if they can have stupid ideas, why can't we?
Umm, hi fellow kids...you're buying Sears.
People evidently prefer trading for free to trading for not-free.
Millennials have nothing to lose but their trading commissions.