This story becomes one of Wall Street’s overpowering control of the stock market when the subreddit thread is shut down for “inflammatory and vulgar content,” rendering the communication between Keith and his followers mute. When the commission-free stock trading website Robinhood puts a stop to all GameStop purchases, the U.S. government gets involved, and subpoenas are sent out.
It’s a wild ride, from beginning to end, and while Dumb Money can’t tell the whole story of a complex situation like this one, it does a good job of getting the important points across.
Dumb Money gets the utmost praise from me for great writing, directing, and acting, and for taking on an important story about everyday people. Stream it on Netflix now.
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