@Caesar @eddieb Yes, and it flies in the face of efficient market hypothesis (EMH) which considers retail traders 'noise' and
incapable of impacting price or 'rational' investors... Here is an example of what happens when retail traders
bring about a concerted, united effort ... Of course, pushing a stock may be possible for them, but not so much pushing, say, the Euro ... Large-cap stock of the size of Amazon would need a lot of retail traders (by which I also mean fund managers) to push them around like this...
Anyway, would you trade that? It is a pure gamble getting in, never mind trying to get out (if you can at the price you would like)...
Not for the faint hearted...
