SEC suspends trading in 15 securities due to questionable social media activity
What is the next step in cases like these?  Let's say social media activity led someone to making an unwise trade.  Suspending trading doesn't fix the problem for that person, now they're just stuck in a bad position.  Does the SEC ever "fix it" for that person, or is it all damage control now to reduce the extent of the problem, and those that are already in are kind of screwed?