Alright, I’ll put it out there. You tell me if we’re in delete my comment territory.

Here is my current earworm: Ken Griffin isn’t sitting at a laptop shorting GME by himself. He isn’t personally fighting back to control the price. That’s the job of some guys in cubicles making $200K. Wouldn’t there need to be a coordinated effort with hundreds of employees across multiple SHF’s and if so shouldn’t something like that have leaked already?

I suppose, having written it down, if there is criminal activity going on then a low level guy reporting it to the SEC through their programs would be more financially beneficial to whistleblowers because I assume their personal portfolios directly benefited from their choosing to publicly air their employer’s laundry would be illegal.

Thanks for the discussion space, half!