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All right. Basics covered. We know that markets
are supposed to be a place where people go to raise money
for their businesses, where others argue over
what that business is worth. You have to go through a broker
like Robinhood to buy stocks. You can bet on the success
of a company by going long. You can bet on the decline
of a company by going short. And a hedge fund
is a group of rich assholes wanting to gamble
with other people's money
are supposed to be a place where people go to raise money
for their businesses, where others argue over
what that business is worth. You have to go through a broker
like Robinhood to buy stocks. You can bet on the success
of a company by going long. You can bet on the decline
of a company by going short. And a hedge fund
is a group of rich assholes wanting to gamble
with other people's money
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All right. Basics covered.
00:00:03.666 --> 00:00:05.416
We know that markets
are supposed to be a place
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where people go to raise money
for their businesses,
00:00:07.075 --> 00:00:10.666
where others argue over
what that business is worth.
00:00:11.166 --> 00:00:14.125
You have to go through a broker
like Robinhood to buy stocks.
00:00:14.875 --> 00:00:17.708
You can bet on the success
of a company by going long.
00:00:18.625 --> 00:00:21.375
You can bet on the decline
of a company by going short.
00:00:22.041 --> 00:00:23.708
And a hedge fund
is a group of rich assholes
00:00:23.875 --> 00:00:25.625
wanting to gamble
with other people's money.
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Movie Summary
Retail investors and twin brothers Finley and Quinn Mulligan give an insider look at the GameStop "short squeeze" and the "Apes" fighting for transparency and accountability in our corrupt capital markets.
