How I understand Aarman's Case He tells us on this board that market manipulation is illegal, and that he won't be doing it. But at the same time he posts saying he wants to stock price to drop so he can accumulate more. A lot of his posts seem to be bearish if you ask me.
I don't know what is illegal about multiple people coming together to talk about a company, make memes, and share information. It is an open platform. There is no secret shady room behind the scenes. Everything is out in the public. It's all public. No one is hiking the price with a planned exit point. There is no manipulation, the only thing that is going on is open information and communication.
If you're against open communication and want to try to walk down the stock price so you can buy more, be my guest.
You don't seem like you're in it if you're trying to bring down the price of the stock by posting on here, and screaming at people for being bullsish on the stock so you can accumulate more. If anyone seems like they are into manipulation it's you Aarman, not us.
GME made us realize that we were getting screwed by limited sources of information and manipulative posters who try to spook people into selling so they can walk the price up and down with high frequency trading. Enough with that garbage.