> Could be? It's an open, publicly-documented market manipulation event. And required the coordination of a 18th century war to pull off. It's one thing if thi

> Could be? It's an open, publicly-documented market manipulation event. And required the coordination of a 18th century war to pull off. It's one thing if this was "led" by an individual, organization, etc. but it wasn't. It was the wisdom of the crowds who played by the very same rules that the hedge funds play. > You might decide that this kind of manipulation is OK due to it's stated goals Where did every stock holder publicly state their case? If Jim Cramer says "i think you should buy AAPL" and everyone does it, is that manipulation? > How can there be any question about it? Easy. If it were illegal, who would prosecute?