John, the past month has proved once again that Wall Street doesn’t play by the same rules.
After an online community decided to heavily invest in Gamestop -- causing massive losses for Wall Street hedge fund managers -- trading apps like Robinhood restricted trades for retail investors.
Market manipulation like this causes uncertainty, which can make the entire house of cards fall to the ground.
The plumbing of Wall Street is immensely complicated, but one thing is for sure -- the stock market has become nothing short of a glorified casino for the wealthiest citizens.
Ritchie grew up just fifteen miles from Wall Street, and he isn’t afraid to take them on. Will you give $3 to keep him asking the hard questions and fighting for us in Congress? We set a $10,000 goal and we NEED to reach it by Sunday »
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When Wall Street doesn’t get their way, they want to take their ball and go home -- but that isn’t how this should work.
Since the Reagan administration, the Securities and Exchange Commission has been an absentee regulator -- leaving the market wide open to manipulation.
There needs to be one set of rules that applies to investors of all sizes -- and that is what Ritchie is fighting for in Congress.
Ritchie doesn’t accept any money from big-money donors, and his positions for fairness in the market CERTAINLY don’t make him any allies. That’s why we need you, John.
This grassroots campaign is always ready to step up, and we need you right now. We need to raise $10,000 to reach our goal this month. Will you give $3 to keep us on track?
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Thank you for stepping up,
Team Ritchie
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