The historic run-up in GameStop stock prices was driven mostly by short-sellers trying to manipulate the stock, and that drove the Securities and Exchange Commission to consider new trading rules. In this podcast, RANE founder David Lawrence speaks to Joseph Grundfest, professor of law and business at Stanford University Law School and expert on capital markets, corporate governance and securities litigation. They discuss the historical context and lessons learned from the GameStop spree, as well as the personalities, roles and motivations of the different players.
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