Nah. FINRA and the SEC eat this kind of argument for lunch. It's Robinhood's platform, but they have to follow the law just like anyone else. "Fair, orderly, a

Nah. FINRA and the SEC eat this kind of argument for lunch. It's Robinhood's platform, but they have to follow the law just like anyone else. "Fair, orderly, and efficient markets" doesn't mean that you take away someone's seat at the table just because he's winning. If it were Pershing Square driving the long side instead of r/WallStreetBets, there's no chance in hell that Goldman (Ackman's PB if I'm not mistaken) would block opening trades.