Since the beginning I've been talking about how the SEC would love an excuse to chase retailers and be seen 'doing their job' since they are widely considered the least effective enforcement branch, but I'm not worried about this. There is no case against retailers promoting and buying GME. None. No reason to even launch an investigation, especially since they will be hard pressed to back off previous statements to that end. They acknowledged that uf they want to punish wsb, they would need new regulations. They do not have the ammo theyd need to chase us. We're clean.

But a concerted effort to create fake accounts and push retailers into alternative securities to lessen the demand for GME? Or to create a new bubble to short? Thats worth an investigation, even from the SECs perspective. Potentially big pockets to chase, and it does not take a lot of effort to look for fraudulent account activity at a high level.

They also will not be able to do anything about the coordinated broker shutdowns due to the clearinghouse cartel operating within its assigned parameters (and simply choosing the path forward that aided funds instead of the path that would have aided retail). The SEC may want to be seen on the side of the people and decide to launch a smaller initiative to punish the most obvious fraud perpetrated against this group.