> So, in two weeks, with high probability, these people will flood Robinhood's customer support Robin Hood is a brokerage. It is totally normal for them to ha

> So, in two weeks, with high probability, these people will flood Robinhood's customer support Robin Hood is a brokerage. It is totally normal for them to have clients which (unwillingly or, in this case, willingly) have lost money - their customer support should handle this just fine. A lawsuit for allowing normal trading is going to be laughed out of court; this, on the other hand, will not be good for them, no matter how the lawsuit turns out. Not to mention that the SEC will take a nice long look at what happened here. If customer support overhead would be their actual worry, they could've simply implemented a large checkbox saying "THIS STOCK IS HIGHLY VOLATILE. YOU _WILL_ MOST LIKELY LOOSE YOUR MONEY. Continue at your VERY OWN risk" and be done with it (you might argue this is still somewhat manipulation, but that could've easily been done in good faith).