Well, if he traded like the rest of us, then we wouldn't be having this discussion. But he's not trading like the rest of us. He's deliberately using his influence. He's fucking cheating is another way to put it (more nicely).
He's not cheating. He's using his positions to influence flows in and out of a stock. Sound familiar?
WTF is the difference? Anyway, if you remember, he was already loaded up on GME when he made that twitter post with him sitting up. What do you call that, if not cheating?
Where I come from, front running (that's what it boils down to) is neither an accident nor a happy one. I can already sense that this is not gonna end happily. Once SEC digs into this charade, which I'm sure they are, he'll need to come up with more creative excuses than those he gave in front of the Congress.
If GME even made a small acquisition into a valid tech sector, I would begin to believe that something might be real about the company. But the fact that they dont seems to validate the musical chairs theory. Even a very small acquisition like BigBear AI would change everything. Penny stocks always re-invent themselves as bubbles and fads change. And GME fits all the criteria of a penny stock. And most of these small AI companies are just waiting for penny type stonks bets hype show. Not sure why nothing is happening. Usually in a blind bubble like this...the related small and very small caps would be pumping hard by now. Even the real AI companies like Palantir and c3_ai still look like dead money. It makes AI look as fake as GME