A community of amateur traders enacts a daring plan to get rich quick and wreak havoc on the stock market. But can they beat Wall Street at its own game?
Taylor Lorenz
Self - Internet Culture Reporter, The Washington Post
Andrew Left
Self - Founder, Citron Research
Abbe Minor
Self - Retail Investor, Redditor
Jim Cramer
Self - Host of Mad Money, CNBC
Diana Wilson
Self - Retail Investor
Peter Sasaki
Self - Co-Founder, Odeon Capital Advisors
Mikey Guggenheim
Self - Retail Investor, Redditor, Rapper
Erik Hess
Retail Investor, Redditor, Rapper (as Derik)
Gunjan Banerji
Self - Markets Reporter, The Wall Street Journal
Matt Kohrs
Self - Retail Investor, YouTube Finfluencer
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Avis de la communauté (4)
As for me, I like the show.
The documentary does a good job of explaining the complex mechanics of short selling and how it can be used to manipulate the market. One of the highlights is the evidence that suggests Robinhood's actions may have been motivated by pressure from hedge funds and other financial institutions. A good watch for anyone interested in the stock market that sheds light on the shady practices of Wall Street.
It was good to watch..I already knew about most of what they were talking I too still have a good amount of GME & AMC Stocks..But for someone getting into it, this would be good for them.