> The "backend" of the market seems way more coupled than I imagined it is. Exactly. Overlay this on the backdrop of a frothy, juiced up market and a bunch of

> The "backend" of the market seems way more coupled than I imagined it is. Exactly. Overlay this on the backdrop of a frothy, juiced up market and a bunch of angry people on their phones (I bought a few GME out of spite at $360 after considering it way back at $15)... one little push could cause the market to throw a rod, I feel. These people run the system at max RPM with minimal oil as it is.