Focus should be on who really stands to make huge profits on this, and it's not the "big hedge funds", it's the people hiding behind r/wallstreetbets who started all this and induced unsophisticated investors to buy GME and other heavily shorted stocks at prices many times higher than any reality-based valuations can support. Those are the people the SEC should be going after.
Focus should be on who really stands to make huge profits on this, and it's not the "big hedge funds", it's the people hiding behind r/wallstreetbets who started all this and induced unsophisticated investors to buy GME and other heavily shorted stocks at prices many times higher than any reality-based valuations can support. Those are the people the SEC should be going after.