No, we will never stop covering AMC. Around 60% of our audience consists of $AMC shareholders.
We went to war with some of Wall Street’s biggest juggernauts over this stock, challenged powerful institutions, and helped set off a domino effect that contributed to the downfall of certain CEOs.
Our silence on AMC should never be mistaken for a change in our position. We simply have no interest in repeating ourselves over and over again. We’ve predicted AMC’s recent successes on numerous occasions, so none of this comes as a surprise to us.
We’ve maintained for years that betting against AMC over the long term was a losing strategy. Those who underestimated the company and its shareholders may now be learning that lesson.
Our message to retail investors remains unchanged: Pay attention to how your trades are executed. Avoid brokers that rely on payment for order flow (PFOF) whenever possible. Don’t assume that commission-free trading means you’re getting the best execution.
We encourage retail investors to consider brokers that offer direct exchange routing and greater transparency over how orders are handled. Understand where your orders go, who benefits from their execution, and whether your broker’s interests truly align with yours.
We haven’t abandoned AMC. We simply don’t feel the need to repeat what we’ve already said.
This came up on our feed, and I got permission to respond to this…
The audacity of you being racist while being completely ignorant of your own country’s history is astonishing.
Let’s get one thing straight: the majority of white Argentinians are descendants of European immigrants, particularly from Italy and Spain. The original Indigenous peoples of Argentina include the Mapuche, Guaraní, Qom, Wichí, Diaguita, Kolla and Tehuelche, among many others. They inhabited those lands long before European colonisation.
So before you start being racist towards others or questioning who belongs where, perhaps you should educate yourself about your own ancestry and Argentina’s colonial history.
And we haven’t even touched on the dark history of Afro-Argentinians: slavery, racial discrimination, violence and the systematic erasure of Black people from Argentina’s national identity. That’s another conversation you might not be ready for.
Being Argentine doesn’t give you the right to look down on other ethnicities, especially while ignoring the Indigenous and African heritage of your own country.
The irony of someone descended from immigrants displaying such racist attitudes is absolutely staggering. @grok verify the hypocrisy
Defending China? Our previous post was literally an announcement that we’re launching an investigation into a Chinese platform over allegations of fraud.
Your problem is that you only want to hear what aligns with your own views. Unfortunately for you, the world doesn’t revolve around your opinions, and we’re not here to tell you what you want to hear.
Get off our post. You’re blocked.
China isn’t the only country that plants spies inside companies. The United States does it too, including within its own corporate sector. Corporate espionage, insider manipulation, and predatory Wall Street practices are nothing new in America. Firms exploit inside information, undermine businesses, and profit from their financial collapse.
What people are discussing regarding NVIDIA’s CEO is hardly unique to China. Similar tactics have existed in American corporate culture for decades. The difference is that when China does it, it’s treated as a national security scandal, but when Americans engage in corporate espionage and financial manipulation against their own companies, it rarely generates the same outrage.
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🚨 INVESTORTURF EXCLUSIVE: ALIBABA UNDER INVESTIGATION
We’ve been investigating Chinese Pokémon suppliers on Alibaba ($BABA ), and what we’ve uncovered is shocking.
Our findings point to widespread suspected supplier fraud, fabricated evidence, and what we believe is Alibaba fraudulently dismissing legitimate buyer complaints while siding with dishonest suppliers.
@AlibabaGroup is a publicly traded company, and we intend to expose exactly how these disputes are being handled, who’s benefiting, and why buyers are being denied protection.
We have the evidence. We’re naming names. And nobody gets a free pass.
A blockbuster InvestorTurf investigation is coming soon.
🚨 MARKETWATCH UPDATE: 54 out of 62 companies have reportedly OPTED OUT of having their stocks tokenized.
Meanwhile, multiple hedge funds are reportedly facing significant losses, investor withdrawals, and potential fund closures this week.
🚨 INVESTORTURF EXCLUSIVE: ALIBABA UNDER INVESTIGATION
We’ve been investigating Chinese Pokémon suppliers on Alibaba ($BABA ), and what we’ve uncovered is shocking.
Our findings point to widespread suspected supplier fraud, fabricated evidence, and what we believe is Alibaba fraudulently dismissing legitimate buyer complaints while siding with dishonest suppliers.
@AlibabaGroup is a publicly traded company, and we intend to expose exactly how these disputes are being handled, who’s benefiting, and why buyers are being denied protection.
We have the evidence. We’re naming names. And nobody gets a free pass.
A blockbuster InvestorTurf investigation is coming soon.
Crooked Robinhood $HOOD CEO Vlad Tenev: Once a company goes public, it has no control over the financial products Wall Street builds around its shares.
“We know a little something about U.S. securities laws.”
Yeah — from paying for the lessons.
Robinhood has racked up over $200M in major brokerage/securities penalties: $65M SEC for misleading customers about PFOF/best execution; $57M FINRA + $12.6M restitution for systemic supervisory failures and misleading customers; $10.2M multistate settlement; $7.5M Massachusetts settlement; $45M SEC for violations of 10+ securities-law provisions; and $26M FINRA + $3.75M restitution over AML, order-collaring disclosures, influencer communications, clearing/reporting failures and more.
And the allegations didn’t magically disappear: Robinhood’s own 2026 SEC filing discloses an NY AG investigation into execution quality/collaring, FINRA investigations over its 24-hour-market disruptions, pending arbitrations alleging securities-law violations over the 2021 trading restrictions, and IPO litigation alleging false/misleading offering disclosures — with the Ninth Circuit reviving part of that case.
“Send your lawyers and we’ll educate them”?
Regulators have been educating Robinhood for years. Bring a notebook.
Today, $AMC CEO Adam Aron called out Robinhood.
InvestorTurf has been warning retail investors about Robinhood for YEARS. Their predatory behavior comes as absolutely no surprise to us.
We can’t find many polite words left to describe Robinhood.
If we were publishing this as a news story on our website, we’d call them exactly what we think they are:
The scumbags at Robinhood have no shame.
And any retail investor still choosing to use that platform needs to seriously ask themselves why they continue supporting a company with this track record. At some point, you become part of the problem.
Today, $AMC CEO Adam Aron called out Robinhood.
InvestorTurf has been warning retail investors about Robinhood for YEARS. Their predatory behavior comes as absolutely no surprise to us.
We can’t find many polite words left to describe Robinhood.
If we were publishing this as a news story on our website, we’d call them exactly what we think they are:
The scumbags at Robinhood have no shame.
And any retail investor still choosing to use that platform needs to seriously ask themselves why they continue supporting a company with this track record. At some point, you become part of the problem.
eBay to Pay $56 Million to Couple Harassed by Company Staff
eBay has agreed to pay $56 million to settle a lawsuit brought by a couple who were subjected to a disturbing harassment campaign after criticizing the company. The couple received threatening deliveries, including live insects, a bloody pig mask, and other unsettling items, sent by former eBay employees in an effort to intimidate them.
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