Source: Cinemablend.com‘’We take wall street from the corrupt! The rich! The oppressors of generations who have kept you down with myths of opportunity, and we give it back to you… the people. Wall street is yours. None shall interfere. Do as you please. Start by storming the stock market, and investing in the bankrupt! Step forward those who would HODL. For and army will be raised. The powerful will be ripped from their decadent nests and cast out into the real world that we know and endure. Courts will be convened. Spoils will be enjoyed. Money will be consumed. We the Redditors will survive, as we learned to serve true justice. This great initiative… it will endure. Gamestop will survive!”I took the liberty of substituting some words from Bane’s charismatic speech given to the people of Gotham, so I can give it to the people of the free world.Despite Bane being one of the bad guys, his message went through and influenced the action of many. The same way the inherent message of Reddit’s Wallstreetbets community moved hundreds of thousands of retail investors to buy shares from obsolete and nearly bankrupt companies.Let’s use our brains a bit and try to speculate about the aftermath of such a historic move…Winners/LosersThere are a lot of articles talking about who ultimately benefited from last week’s event; giving major credits to r/WallStreetBet’s retail investors, some lucky professional investors, and the companies they invested in (Gamestop, AMC, Nokia…). The losers? Some hedge funds and professional traders who find enriching to bet against companies (short-selling) — which can be perceived as an implicit way of promoting a company’s underperformance and failure — and some trading apps such as Robinhood who decided to play God by deciding who is allowed to play and who isn’t.What happens next?Winning…