вЂњBut what I wasnвЂ™t ready to do was to lose based on manipulation from billionaire guys who are stopping people from doing what is their legal right.вЂќДЇor investors who arenвЂ™t interested in a crusade, the big swings and high stakes are nerve-racking. Alli, who follows Twitter accounts that post WallStreetBets content. вЂњYou know that you may go into it and lose, and I was ready for that,вЂќ said Mr. Alli, who owns a small multimedia company, is among those who believe that brokerages - like the one he uses, TD Ameritrade - imposed certain limits under pressure from the hedge funds that he and his fellow retailers have been trying to squeeze. Instead, holding on to his shares is a protest against the brokerages that have instituted certain limits or restrictions on trading of volatile stocks. But he said he was not even thinking about gains anymore.

Alli said he would have walked away with a tidy gain had he sold earlier, and now heвЂ™s down $800 on his initial investment. вЂњIвЂ™ve had at least three, four guys confide in me that theyвЂ™ve lost money and theyвЂ™re never going to invest again,вЂќ said Tobi Alli, an amateur trader from Bowie, Md., who last week bought 80 shares of AMC and 50 shares of Nokia, two other previously unremarkable stocks that have rallied as part of a rebellion against hedge funds.

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