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La película "Dumb Money", basada en la historia de Gill y el fenómeno de las acciones meme de GameStop, ofrece una imagen convincente y entretenida, destacando su personalidad y el contexto del movimiento.
The movie Dumb Money sets out to tell the story of amateur investor Keith Gill (Paul Dano) who disrupted the stock market with a group of his rag-tag investor buddies by helping the GameStop (a US video game store) stock go gangbusters.
Based on author Ben Mezrich’s book The Antisocial Network, Dumb Money tells the story of fortunes made and lost overnight in the David-vs.-Goliath GameStop short squeeze that may have changed Wall Street forever.
Commission-free broker-dealer Robinhood founded by Vlad Tenev (Sebastian Stan) and Baiju Bhatt (Rushi Kota) controversially suspends purchases in GameStop, adding fuel to the inferno of public resentment towards Wall Street.
He suggested that while the “smart money” is selling Bitcoin in the spot market, the “dumb money” is buying it through ETFs. More for You.
On May 12, 2024, Keith Gill of Gamestop short squeeze (and "Dumb Money") fame posted a gaming meme on X (formerly Twitter) — his first online appearance since June 2021, leaving many...
The title of the film is a pejorative term to describe the investment choices of everyday individuals by those in the industry who apparently know better. Most of the action plays out during the height of the pandemic with retail and hospital workers in masks desperately trying to stay afloat.
