>That's not to say there isn't any possibility of wrongdoing
>here. The SEC exists to investigate and prosecute such things.
>The SEC knows enough about these regulations that they don't
>need twitter threads to 'explain' the conspiracies.
>
>The SEC is investigating Robinhood and all the other free
>brokerages that cut off new positions in these stocks. Good.
>Maybe there was intentional market manipulation there.
>
>I hope the SEC is ALSO investigating these creeps on reddit,
>and everyone who jumped on to the scheme to inflate the price
>of GameStop, because that was blatant, openly admitted market
>manipulation.