Sorkin: Wild Week Of Trading Sparked A ‘Total Rethink’ Of How Business Gets Done | Stephanie Ruhle

All eyes are still on GameStop and Robinhood after a wild week of trading. CNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin and NYU Stern School of Business Professor and co-host of the "Pivot" podcast Scott Galloway join Stephanie Ruhle to discuss why corporate America is still worried and how the Reddit army’s “stick it to the man” crusade could end up hurting their fellow man. Aired on 02/01/2021.
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Sorkin: Wild Week Of Trading Sparked A ‘Total Rethink’ Of How Business Gets Done | Stephanie Ruhle

39 comments

  1. “Worried about the little guy” him and his kind would step over any little guy if they thought there was a profit to be found on the other side of him

    1. @Larissa Gallo Its about vilifying a group of society so “they” whoever they are can push out policies that benefit “them” instead of the rest of society. When “they” lose control “they” create laws to put society in its place.

    2. Pathetic and transparent, this only makes me want to buy more
      GME has a good plan for digital and will compete with Amazon and others like Steam and GOG

    1. I love how the parasite elite clown in this video is trying to make Reddit et al. people worried. 🙂 He wants to pretend that stopping the poors from screwing the parasite elite is for the good of the poors. As if. These wealthy parasites are soiling themselves watching REAL PEOPLE shove them out of high windows.

    1. You must be the “young man/woman” he is referring to. He is not condescending, he is trying to warn people, but when you are young and inexperienced, you may see this as condenscending as you may see what I say the same way.

    2. @Marie Slabbert I don’t think you understand English nor for that matter I question why you would trust the words of someone who uses this news outlet to say a stock is going down and to sell it all while his company buys that stock(sorkin). He is condescending because to those who understand his actions and speech, he is playing with the truth. The bald one literally said don’t invest and go workout. How are these two not condescending? Perhaps you should educate yourself luv.

  2. ✊🏽✊🏻✊🏿✊✊🏼✊🏿✊🏽
    Rig the system against the people, and eventually the people will come for you.

    1. Its 40 year overdue my friend all over the western world the greedy rich should lose they’re heads

  3. I love how when low-income get the best out of the rich, they are concerned about their well-being and discourage that. But when the rich gamble away people’s pension, then that’s just how the system works.

  4. When they got caught with their pants down, “oh we care about the little guys, they should sell their stock and get out” in the meanwhile, let me call my buddies so that ppl cant buy Game stop stock and price of the stock falls.

    1. I applaud the guys who did this, wish I had known BUT he’s not wrong. It is impossible to ‘TIME’ the market and if these guys stay in too long they can end up owing more than they put into it. A part of a good market strategy is knowing when to get out. Hanger Oners are in danger of creating a ‘bubble’ with these stocks, and bubbles burst. No one can decide a ‘Stop Loss’ point but the individual Investor but they really should have one established.

  5. Why don’t we just tax the companies to death and bail out the “little man” here? We do it for businesses all the time at our expense.

  6. Why doesn’t someone ask the hedge funds guys if they actually understood the risk they were taking? They seem to be the only ones shocked about losing money.

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