Retail Investors vs Wall Street

The biggest buzz of the week was the retail battle on Wall Street in $GME stock. Most of the retail investors in the Reddit forum WSB are young people who support socialism and are the backbone of the Democratic Party. Most of them are disaffected by elite politics. They are supporters of Sanders. After Sanders lost, they followed their own leaders and turned to Biden. This time, Wall Street interests once again slaughtered them. As Bannon said, I hope this time they can wake up to the hypocrisy of the interest groups represented by Biden, and hope that they will have a long memory when they vote next time.

I have always heard that the extreme left represented by Sanders and the supporters represented by Trump are actually two sides of the same body. The two seem to be completely different, but in fact they are two sides of the same body and have common interests.

I have never understood this. This time retail investors fought Wall Street, let me understand the truth.

The people at the bottom, whether they support Trump's America-first working class, or support Sanders to fight the local tyrants, divide the land, and share the rich and the poor with socialist young people. Both share a common enemy, the interest groups, what Trump calls the swamp. These vested interests simply don't care about the interests of the people at the bottom, whether it's work or personal development, they don't care. They treat these neglected ordinary people as just a vote bank. Biden and Republican Chairman Mike are representatives of this faction. They are the enemy of ordinary Americans.

Both Sanders and Trump see the paradoxical roots of America's division today. It's just that the two chose different solutions. Sanders' radical leftist reforms do not conform to traditional American values; Trump represents traditionalist reforms that satisfy the romantic ideals of young people and do not buy them.

However, this GME battle has made these young people who oppose Trump see the hypocrisy of the Biden administration. Robinhood’s naked robbery of retail investors is the epitome of the Biden administration, but under the guise of protecting retail investors. This time retail investors were not fooled, they were completely angry. Is it still useful to cry at this time?

A friend of mine's parents are Trump supporters and their son is a diehard Democrat. During the election, the father and son were at odds with each other. The son said that his father supported the dictator and was selfish, and only the Democratic Party loved the ordinary poor. This time, the son cried and begged his father to support GME, and not to sell GME stock, but to fight to the end. The son now understands that his father's previous warning was indeed true. Biden represents not the populace, but the conservative swamp.

The United States led by Biden cannot be united. Because he despises the demands of retail investors, he doesn't care about retail investors at all, and the social division will only deepen under such arrogance. Next, he will most likely use war to divert domestic conflicts. He will also intensify censorship and suppression of opinion leaders. Musk's rocket won't let the launch just get started.

I don't approve of Sanders' socialist reforms, but I now agree that Sanders' supporters and Trump's supporters have the same essential demands, both to break up American interest groups and let the voice of ordinary people be heard.

As for Biden, as Trump said, Good Luck!