Four Seasons Landscaping said:
Yes, that would have stopped the original market inefficiency from which the GME fad was born. That's an old conversation from a few years ago though.
What does that have to do with this guy posting memes and making his holdings public?
And again, what specifically do you want the SEC to after him for?
Lets see if I have this correct.
1. Company/group (fund) sells shares of a stock they don't own in order to make it plunge
2. Individual sees that and buys the stock
3. Market's panic because short selling is their way to manipulate the market and now can get burned
4. Trading on GME is halted to protect the market manipulators
**** THEM ALL!!
It's like my house. Why can someone sell my house if I don't want to sell it? Or better yet, why should someone go to our neighborhood and the 5 surrounding neighborhoods and sell EVERY house to drive down prices. If those that own the house sell, fine. But someone that doesn't own the house should not be able to sell your house. Why is this legal?
But it is. So, when something like this happens, the people selling stuff they don't own should not be able to stop the markets from trading.