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GameStop shares plunge 60% after ban by Robinhood app

Meteoric rise fizzles out after small investors are barred from trading in groups that had soared in value

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Shares in the GameStop video game company at the centre of small investors’ gathering assault on Wall Street have plunged 60%, after the amateur trading platform Robinhood barred users from investing in stocks including GameStop’s.

Pre-market trading had suggested prices would dip, after the stock more than doubled in value on Wednesday. But shares in GameStop defied predictions initially, with an early surge taking the market value of the company beyond $30bn (£22bn), nearly 100 times what it was worth in August last year.

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