That's my point. I don't think there's a conspiracy, where the CEO of Wall Street called the Robinhood CEO and said "shut it down now" and they did.
Rather, I think everyone acted in their own self-interest, and a lot of random retail investors found out that their best interests were the only ones that didn't align with everyone elses.
A lack of a conspiracy doesn't mean the results were any different.
Rather, I think everyone acted in their own self-interest, and a lot of random retail investors found out that their best interests were the only ones that didn't align with everyone elses.
A lack of a conspiracy doesn't mean the results were any different.