
WallStreetBets: Epic Wins and Painful Losses
Test your knowledge on some of the most legendary trades and moments from the WallStreetBets community. Can you distinguish between the true tales of fortune and misfortune?
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- Who founded WallStreetBets in 2012?Jaime Rogozinski · Elon Musk · Michael Burry · Gabe Plotkin
- What notable change in WallStreetBets occurred around the same time it reached 100,000 subscribers in 2016?Moved to a private subreddit · Rogozinski was banned · Began to gain significant media attention · Shifted focus to cryptocurrency
- Which user was known for the 'box spread' trade leading to a $60,000 loss in 2019?u/mmalloy · u/jaro2008 · u/1R0NYMAN · u/DeepFuckingValue
- What term is used to describe WallStreetBets' collective investment mentality?Apes Together Strong · Bears Make Money · Diamond Hands Together · Pigs Get Slaughtered
- Which hedge fund suffered significant losses due to the GameStop short squeeze?Bridgewater · Citadel · Melvin Capital · Renaissance
- What is the primary focus of WallStreetBets discussions?High-risk trades · Value investing · Day trading crashes · Real estate investing
- What type of trading was central to the GameStop short squeeze?Short selling · Options trading · Swing trading · High-frequency trading
- Who is the 'Big Short' investor associated with Scion Asset Management?Michael Burry · Warren Buffet · Ray Dalio · Bill Ackman
- Approximately how many subscribers did WallStreetBets have by the end of 2022?13 million · 15 million · 10 million · 5 million
- In which month and year did Reddit administrators ban Rogozinski from moderating WallStreetBets?March 2018 · February 2021 · January 2019 · April 2020
- What caused Robinhood to ban the trading of box spreads?A user’s $60,000 loss · Market manipulation · Regulatory intervention · Technical glitches
- What was the approximate peak value of Scion Asset Management's stake in GameStop during the short squeeze?$450 million · $320 million · $150 million · $271 million