I'm not sure if this is going to be considered "forum sliding" but I feel like I'm being called to draw attention to Wall Street and the GameStop saga. Some people will be familiar with this but I think there should be more visibility. Long story short, large Hedge Funds on Wall Street have been arbitrarily bankrupting businesses for years by throwing their financial weight toward shorting a company's stock. One of the latest victims of this is GameStop (GME). A group on reddit (https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk) discovered financial manipulation and the members (Apes) countered by taking long positions against the Hedge Funds. I'm more familiar with Q than I am with the GME story, but I think they are related (no coincidences). At the very least the Apes are likely allies with Pedes & Qtards. Each group has their own strengths and weaknesses but they are both fighting the same war. If anyone reading this has the means and motivation, I'd encourage you to check out their library of DD (Deep Dive/Due Diligence) here: https://fliphtml5.com/bookcase/kosyg The strategy is to Direct Register Shares via Computershare.com (this is the official registrar for GameStop, along with many other companies). The interface is clunky but it's legit - and it's the only way to avoid traditional brokers who are all in on the scam. I'm not sure how much overlap there is between these communities. The apes can be pretty degenerate, and I know our community skews more religious but I think we both have the same enemy (Deep State)
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There are a bunch of Bernie bros on Superstonk but a lot of patriots too. I would say the apes lean more left but it’s a good cross section of people politically. You can’t talk politics directly over there without being threatened with a ban but they are aware of the corruption at least in the financial sector. GME is a once in a lifetime chance to make some serious money on the stock market for regular people (retail buyers).
The plan is simple, buy shares directly through Computershare bypassing the DTCC and hold for the mother of all short squeezes which is imminent. Hedge funds have over shorted the stock and face infinite losses. When it kicks off you will be able to set your own price, people believe will reach 7 or 8 figures per share or more, and the shorters have to buy back to close their positions. The crowdsourced due diligence is solid.