The clown won't be able to do what he wants forever. Sooner or later it will be payback time. Imagine how many people lost money due to his foolish tweets. A clown remains a clown, even if rich. A lot of you guys are smarter than him, only if you could realize it.

Elon is taking people's money with his tweets. I think this should be considered a crime. As manipulation should be a crime. I hope someone gives Elon the punishment he deserves.

He intentionally manipulates the market because he has powerful capital, reputation and big followers. He wisely knows the crowd are stupid and watch over his tweets.

The crowd, on the other hands, can not blame on Elon for their stupid reactions. They can blame when they react to a tweet from Elon with a smiling dog animation. Be stupid, be greed and buy at tops. Stuck there and blame on Elon. They should not wipe out their own responsibility like that.

Yes. When Elon manipulates the market up, people are happy but they don't tell any Thank you to Elon. When the market is down, they blame on Elon.

I don't like Elon morally but I don't support the crowd.

Well, you are a stupid person if you are basing all of your investment in a Tweet as if that's the new way to source out news and important events. He didn't took away any money, the people decided to invest, it wasn't his fault that they have fallen for it. Go ahead punish him for market manipulation, didn't decentralized don't like authorities imposing infractions? But the moment that stupid people falling for market manipulation in a decentralized market, suddenly it's alright for authorities to get in?

I wish. Though it's mostly the people's fault on why his Tweets heavily affects the market in the first place, his Tweets definitely do add a significant amount of unnecessary volatility to the markets in general. But seriously, we wouldn't need the SEC to go after him if only people in general stopped impulsively making trading decisions off his Tweets.

There is not a word in these articles about what EM has been doing in the past few months regarding crypto, and journalists have obviously recycled some old news and published it this way because they know how much interest there is in EM and everything related to it.


Even if the SEC fines EM again, we all know it will be a fine again - and the total $40 million he paid a few years ago is a figure he just laughs at - let’s be honest, people who have hundreds of billions can pay such fines every month for life. I'm sure EM knows this very well and that's why he behaves so arrogantly and irresponsibly - money can buy everything, especially responsibility from one's own actions.

I was expecting a reaction from SEC,in response of the irresponsible social media behavior of Elon Musk.
The Security and Exchange Commission reacted too late(again).
Elon Musk owns less than 25% of Tesla.The company has other shareholders and Musk should be held responsible for dumping the Tesla stock prices due to his market manipulations.
Dogecoin is a joke and Musk should be punished for promoting an obvious shitcoin.

Dogecoin was a very funny coin. I've liked it a lot and even promoted it for years. But Elon Musk turned it into a piece of sh!t. It's not funny anymore, it's only a billionaire's toy and I refuse playing with a clown! I've sold my last Dogecoins to BTC last month and I don't want to hear about this bad joke anymore. Musk is a greedy egocentric clown.

But, there is nothing new when it comes to the SEC's decisions, so there is no actual last straw.

Besides, if people think Musk will be penalized for his tweets about Doge and Bitcoin that will happen after we colonize Mars, Musk was supposed to stop any tweet about Tesla's business practice or plans without consulting with the companies lawyers, his actions about anything else coins, gold, the war in Syria and not going to be analyzed by the SEC. People hype and trash gold all day, nobody is going to be punished for doing that or for posting doge moon pics.

And I'm willing to bet it won't take long for Musk to make fun of those two new charges and mock the SEC once again, he doesn't care about them, he knows that if he doesn't cross the line in a radical way and involve himself in clear market manipulation and profiting from that he will just pay a few fines and that's all.

Nobody will be able to shut him up, the only way is to make people stop listening to him, but if they DO want to listen to him, then how are you going to stop that without taking a dump on a lot of things like freedom of choice?

This was my dilemma. If it's basically old news, why they were published now? Were the journalists so much out of better topics or is there an intention somewhere for this story?
And that's why I thought that maybe it's supposed to be a warning from somebody powerful and annoyed by these tweets.
Or maybe I'm overthinking it 


LOL! Maybe only indirectly for crypto, but indeed, the focus will be on TSLA shares and such.
And also, the fines are as big and effective as a mosquito bite for an elephant.


Well, SEC fines are not necessarily for shutting him up (one cannot argue with the freedom of speech). They should be more a wake up call for the herd to stop following his every move.