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Originally Posted by PsYcNeT
Is this some kind of ironic copy/paste?
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How so? The clearing fund is affected by volatility and thus the DTC is requiring high collateral to buy shares of GME. Which, by the sounds of it, Robinhood might not have.
It could very well be Robinhood sticking it to the common man, but I don’t think we can’t make assumptions yet. And until there’s actual evidence of it, I’m unwilling to entertain it.
Edit: I might be missing a key point, please point it out if so, I’m always happy to learn something new
Edit: maybe my previous post was unclear. “As an example” was meant as: “Here’s an example of a logical possibility of why Robinhood denied the buying of gme.”