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Could the above be Photoshopped/Edited or from a Demo account.? .......

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/demo-account.asp
"Demo Account
By Will Kenton
Updated Jul 28, 2018

A demo account is a type of account offered by trading platforms, which is funded with fake money that enables a prospective customer to experiment with the trading platform and its various features, before deciding to set up a real account funded with the customers actual money. Demo accounts are offered by a wide variety of online trading platforms, including stock trading platforms, foreign exchange trading venues, and commodities exchanges. ... "
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Problem is, "Roaring Kitty" aka #DeepFuckingValue did not put the Disclaimer that he was working for MassMutual and as a Financial Advisor  - who usually advises rich folks for a yearly fee, similar to Hedge Funds. It was a conflict of interests for him to anonymously use social media to influence gullible Retail investors, eg in hyping and pushing the Gamestop "short-squeeze" movement. .......

https://heavy.com/news/keith-gill-roaring-kitty/ - 29 Jan 2021
"1. Gill Worked as a Financial Advisor in Massachusetts

According to Reuters, Gill is a 34-year-old “financial advisor from Massachusetts” who previously worked for MassMutual insurance. The Wall Street Journal reported that Gill “until recently worked in marketing for Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.” ...

An old LinkedIn page for Gill said he was director of financial wellness education at MassMutual and president of Debris Publishing Inc. He was also an investment operations officer at LexShares. A website for Debris Publishing describes it as, “an independent financial publishing firm. Debris is dedicated to producing financial software and independent research from which individual investors and institutional investors alike may profit.” " ....

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/financial-ad...-220743855.html - How Do Financial Advisors Make Money? - 22 Nov 2019
"... How Do Financial Advisors Get Paid?

There are three main ways financial advisors make money:

1.    Client fees, usually charged either on an hourly basis or as a percentage of client assets under management.

2.    Commissions for certain financial transactions, such as the sale of insurance products or the buying and selling of securities.

3.    Salaries earned by on-staff advisors. " ....
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https://www.termsfeed.com/blog/affiliate-disclosure/ - 28 June 2019
... "It's all about clarity and transparency for your users so they can make the most informed decisions of what to buy. Basically, if you stand to make money or receive any sort of benefit - financial or otherwise - from your recommendation or endorsement of a product or service, you must disclose this to the public." ....

DFV aka RK aka Keith Patrick Gill not disclosing his job as a marketer for MassMutual in 2019 and as a Financial Advisor in 2020, likely breaks this FTC rule for website owners and social media bloggers.
....... I believe he posted his bullish and "short-squeeze" recommendations for Gamestop/GME shares at Youtube and Reddit as an ordinary Retail investor.
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