There has been some really good investigation into the reality of our financial system over at /r/superstonk lately. A user by the name of u/atobitt created a set of excellent journalistic endeavors into the stock market. The information is awesome, but its the reaction to it that is particularly interesting.
His exposition can be found in the following posts. They are well worth reading. The HOC 2 and 3 I found to be very easy to read, probably because they were peer reviewed which is always helpful with clarity.
Citadel Has No Clothes (explains how deep Citadel is in their naked short selling crimes)
The EVERYTHING Short (pretty much self explanatory)
A House of Cards - Part 1 (The HOC series exposes the fraud, crimes and scope of the system of the markets)
The bottom line of the findings are: The SEC, DTCC, and FINRA are self regulating private entities that are complicit in the fuckery that has been going on for all of the existence of the stock market. It is shown how it has gotten much worse in the past 50 years or so. It also implicates our government in the crimes. It doesn't really go into government complicity, focusing on the stock market agencies themselves, but it does imply it.
And today we get this post.
This is the part I found particularly interesting.
I asked her [his wife] if she could read it... [the u/atobitt DD]
When I said that, it reminded me of all the conspiracy stuff that's been going on lately (you know the one) and how heavy their convictions are. They always ask you to read it...they say research it.....they point you to a youtube video or a forum post...
A forum post.
With "A forum post" he is implying that all the times people scream that forum posts can't possibly provide good information (on Satanic pedophiles running the world) it is directly contrary to the excellent reporting in u/atobitts reporting in forum posts.
This post may have been created by someone who was asleep and now is not, or it could have been created by someone who is fully awake and trying to bridge the gap for others. Either way, it is being well received.
I think this tells us two very important things:
- GameStop was always part of The Great Awakening
- The Plan is working
And I guess it also implies a couple more things:
- Nothing Can Stop What Is Coming
and
- Where We Go One, We Go All == Apes Strong Together.
This is some superpowered red-pilling shit that is hitting a large part of the worldwide brainwashed population and helping them see a broader picture. It impresses on them the need to look deeper, and that maybe all those "crazy" ideas aren't that crazy after all.
High quality post (This is the way). I've got a a small handful of GME and a dozen or so AMC and a whole shitload of DOGE. Hopefully it's enough to cancel out my debts.
I’m curious what’s the bull thesis for Doge? I have a tough time believing Doge and crypto in general will hold through this impending stock market crash. If times get tough I feel like crypto will be one of the first assets people pull out of, and since it’s purely intrinsic value there’s not really any floor to how low it can go...
I’m completely open to hearing the bull case though if there’s something I’m not taking into consideration..?
I also believe that these fiat currencies (all crypt that are not backed by tangible assets) are an operation of the deep state. Whether they were initially designed that way or not, I think they are controlled opposition.
Any asset that is backed by faith is suceptible to becoming useless as soon as faith is lost. What does it take to lose faith? Someone with a lot of money doing something to make people lose faith. Look at what happened last week. They all dropped like a rock on the whims of those with all the money. Don't think that can't happen again.
I do think that blockchain technologies will become fundamental going forward. I think there will be a backed cryptocurrency that will become our standard currency (likely by gold or precious metals in general). I think all stocks will also go on the blockchain becoming a crypto of sorts (an easily tradable security). It would eliminate short selling, and make investment in stock what it was always meant to be (at least from the plebian perspective), an investment in a company, not a gambling den for the uber wealthy.