This. It's been an incredibly eye opening week. From news trumpeting that Melvin Capital closed their short position [1] -- which is questionable at best -- to

This. It's been an incredibly eye opening week. From news trumpeting that Melvin Capital closed their short position [1] -- which is questionable at best -- to all major US brokerages preventing retail traders from participating in securities that they shorted. This is so surreal that it almost seems like a conspiracy, but i think in reality it just shows how corrupt the market really is and how much power these hedge funds hold. I'm eager to see the fallout from all of this and if SEC will take action. I didn't know that hedge funds aren't obligated to disclose their short positions on 13f. Maybe, for starters, the SEC could prevent them from hiding their shorts. [1] https://www.reuters.com/article/us-gamestop-melvin-idUSKBN29X0EN https://www.reuters.com/article/us-gamestop-melvin-idUSKBN29...