DTC instructed brokers this GameStop was a split NOT a dividend! (BIG difference! One splits shares the other receives NEW shares) They didn't have enough shares to distribute! This is HUGE! MASSIVE FRAUD by the regulating agency! MILLIONS of shares are owed to investors on brokers in the US and overseas. This is like your government job paying you in counterfeit bills.
This is the end of the DTC and current stock market system. Blockchain stock system coming soon! Financial revolution! MSM Silent.
The financial arm of the plan is becoming clear!
Also a bit confused, but I am interested in buying, if nothing else just to be part of it.
But what’s all this Computershare stuff I’ve heard about? Do I buy directly from them? Do they have an online consumer site for that?
See the "How to Buy & DRS" here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/ptvaka/when_you_wish_upon_a_star_a_complete_guide_to/
Basically you go to computershare.com, setup your checking account and buy shares directly there. Alternatively you can call your broker (e.g. Fidelity or Schwab) and tell them to move your shares to computershare.
Computershare is the agent of record for GME and many other companies. It essentially means they manage GMEs shares, send out paperwork, perform corporate actions (splits, merges, etc.). Having your shares registered with the agent of record gives you direct ownership rather than indirect ownership through your broker and DTCC (two middlemen who engage in accounting fraud).
I highly advise everyone to buy a few shares and perform the registration process. It is as valuable a financial learning experience as buying gold or crypto.
https://www.drsgme.org/register-from-broker
This is a guide if you want to DRS shares you buy at a broker.
Thank you very much.
Thank you! Would you consider making a “how to” post for those of us who don’t understand this?
When you buy with computershare (which is not an instant, simple process) then the shares you own are registered and held in your name. Buying any other way, you have a theoretical amount of shares in the 'pool' of whatever other company you use. They are supposedly assigned to you (by the broker) but are registered to the broker, not you.
Which is like the difference between actually holding the gold and silver you own vs holding IOUs in some unallocated vault somewhere where you likely share a bar of metal with a dozen other people.
You can buy directly with them(Computershare). Their interface is a little confusing imo.
I find it easier to buy at my broker fidelity. I wait a day, then i pull up their support chat and ask to drs my shares.
https://www.drsgme.org/register-from-broker
https://www-us.computershare.com/Investor/#Investment/ksVbw96dh0mcpPGBkzo7ag