I know a lot of people have been celebrating the near demise of Bed Bath and Beyond since they "went woke," but I feel like that was orchestrated by corrupt hedgies in order to bankrupt BBBY so they do not have to pay taxes on their short position.
Corrupt hedgies for awhile have been destroying companies from the inside out to help their main companies such as Amazon. They artificially created this retail market and try to pigeonhole us into a few companies and give us the impression that these companies fell apart organically. They control the news.
What I like about the GME/AMC/BBBY/silver/gold/crypto saga, is that it is teaching the people what is happening to our financial systems and the depth of the corruption. It is something that brings everyone together, regardless of political affiliation.
For example, if you look more into it, FTX was using tokenized GME/AMC shares to help short the companies off the books. It seems like everything is starting to piece together and we are seeing the entire scope of it, and it appears Ryan Cohen is playing an important role.
It really does feel like we are fighting against an AI right now.
Corrupt Wall St hedge funds have intentionally driven hundreds, if not thousands, of companies out of business. It started with pharmaceutical companies that were working on cures to cancer and other diseases. These companies were intentionally driven into bankruptcy to stop their medical breakthroughs. The process is known as “Cellar Boxing”.
Jeff Bezos was a VP at a hedge fund. He left to start an online empire where his friends on Wall St drove competitors to Amazon out of business. It’s mutually beneficial to both Amazon and the corrupt hedge funds.
They got cocky after getting away with it for years, until people started finding out about it. The above the law arrogance of the hedge funds has now trapped them, with the GameStop and Bed Bath situation.
The evidence points to Ryan Cohen and associates putting the pieces together to build a competitor to Amazon. The media is in full fledged panic mode about Bed Bath, and desperately trying to push a bankruptcy narrative, but people who ignore the fake-news, and take the time to look into the actual truth think otherwise. So let’s see what happens.
If you’re interested in learning more about Cellar Boxing, here’s a very informative documentary…
Just wanted to add, you can submit a request via chat with fidelity. Just tell them you want to direct register your shares and they’ll ask how many you’d like to send. All info will be sent over to ComputerShare from Fidelity and they’ll create an account.
You currently only beneficially “own” your holdings when going through a broker as they are the custodian. This means your name is not associated with any ownership at all. If the broker goes tits up, good luck getting what’s owed to you and have fun with FDIC. This also means the brokers can do what they feel like with “your” shares since they’re the custodian. This is true for all your holdings when purchasing shares via a broker. Brokers make a lot of money lending your shares to the shorts for locates which in turn lowers the stock price and you get nothing in return for having your own investment used against you.
Direct Registration is putting you as the owner and companies can see who specifically owns their shares. Which means if tomorrow for some reason all brokers go tits up, it won’t matter as you have your shares registered under your name directly with the company’s transfer agent outside of a broker. This also means your shares cannot be lent out for shorting, or used as locates. It effectively removes the shares from the market while also giving publicly traded companies insight into who actually are their shareholders.
To boil this down to one simple question: Do you trust the Wall Street and the banks? If not, direct register.
Thankfully, I have done that with previous share purchases, so I already have some shares registered with Computershare. Thanks for reminding me that I need to DRS any future shares too.
I sold RUM for $12 on the spike after the merger, but I plan to buy back in if/when a market wide crash presents a nice buying opportunity.
Rumble is really starting gain momentum, and I heard Don Jr. is starting a weekly video podcast soon. I also read today that Glenn Greenwald is starting a nightly one-hour show on Rumble.
There is only one GME. BBBY will be bankrupt in a couple of weeks. Only a miracle will keep shareholders from getting dumped on. AMC has been a pump and dump orchestrated over the last two years by Adam Aaron. First investor was citadel when they went public. AA has been hand and hand with distressed credit investors. Now they want to reverse split and suck the rest out.
Teddy looks to be the Amazon of the future, which is being quietly built behind the scenes. Luckily those of us paying attention get sneak peeks along the way.
it's looking like a bluff anyway. He supposedly bought Netflix a while back but that turned out to not be true. and there are a lot more articles about it coming out all at once with nothing more to say, and we all know what that means.
I know a lot of people have been celebrating the near demise of Bed Bath and Beyond since they "went woke," but I feel like that was orchestrated by corrupt hedgies in order to bankrupt BBBY so they do not have to pay taxes on their short position.
Corrupt hedgies for awhile have been destroying companies from the inside out to help their main companies such as Amazon. They artificially created this retail market and try to pigeonhole us into a few companies and give us the impression that these companies fell apart organically. They control the news.
What I like about the GME/AMC/BBBY/silver/gold/crypto saga, is that it is teaching the people what is happening to our financial systems and the depth of the corruption. It is something that brings everyone together, regardless of political affiliation.
For example, if you look more into it, FTX was using tokenized GME/AMC shares to help short the companies off the books. It seems like everything is starting to piece together and we are seeing the entire scope of it, and it appears Ryan Cohen is playing an important role.
It really does feel like we are fighting against an AI right now.
It'd be nice if someone could reset the AI difficulty to "novice" so we can go ham
So for us dummies , can someone break that down?
Corrupt Wall St hedge funds have intentionally driven hundreds, if not thousands, of companies out of business. It started with pharmaceutical companies that were working on cures to cancer and other diseases. These companies were intentionally driven into bankruptcy to stop their medical breakthroughs. The process is known as “Cellar Boxing”.
Jeff Bezos was a VP at a hedge fund. He left to start an online empire where his friends on Wall St drove competitors to Amazon out of business. It’s mutually beneficial to both Amazon and the corrupt hedge funds.
They got cocky after getting away with it for years, until people started finding out about it. The above the law arrogance of the hedge funds has now trapped them, with the GameStop and Bed Bath situation.
The evidence points to Ryan Cohen and associates putting the pieces together to build a competitor to Amazon. The media is in full fledged panic mode about Bed Bath, and desperately trying to push a bankruptcy narrative, but people who ignore the fake-news, and take the time to look into the actual truth think otherwise. So let’s see what happens.
If you’re interested in learning more about Cellar Boxing, here’s a very informative documentary…
https://archive.org/details/videoplayback_20210423
Thanks for posting a link to the film, I've just watched The Wall Street Conspiracy. Will buy some GME shares tomorrow.
Make sure to direct register the share with GameStop’s transfer agent: Computershare.
If you have any questions, happy to assist and provide documentation and research to look over before doing.
How do I direct register my stocks on fidelity?
Here’s a guide that will help walk you through the process: drsgme.org
If you have any questions just follow up on this thread. :)
Thank you
Just wanted to add, you can submit a request via chat with fidelity. Just tell them you want to direct register your shares and they’ll ask how many you’d like to send. All info will be sent over to ComputerShare from Fidelity and they’ll create an account.
What are the benefits of this?
You currently only beneficially “own” your holdings when going through a broker as they are the custodian. This means your name is not associated with any ownership at all. If the broker goes tits up, good luck getting what’s owed to you and have fun with FDIC. This also means the brokers can do what they feel like with “your” shares since they’re the custodian. This is true for all your holdings when purchasing shares via a broker. Brokers make a lot of money lending your shares to the shorts for locates which in turn lowers the stock price and you get nothing in return for having your own investment used against you.
Direct Registration is putting you as the owner and companies can see who specifically owns their shares. Which means if tomorrow for some reason all brokers go tits up, it won’t matter as you have your shares registered under your name directly with the company’s transfer agent outside of a broker. This also means your shares cannot be lent out for shorting, or used as locates. It effectively removes the shares from the market while also giving publicly traded companies insight into who actually are their shareholders.
To boil this down to one simple question: Do you trust the Wall Street and the banks? If not, direct register.
Thankfully, I have done that with previous share purchases, so I already have some shares registered with Computershare. Thanks for reminding me that I need to DRS any future shares too.
Thank you !
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/jennifer-aniston-collagen-supplements-vital-proteins-224656662.html
Found that interesting,looks like a comm,telling people to buy bbby cause it's on sale.
Bcg
Stonks go boom.
Hodl.
Get tendies.
GME, LRC, IMX, DWAC
UR WELCOME
RUM
I sold RUM for $12 on the spike after the merger, but I plan to buy back in if/when a market wide crash presents a nice buying opportunity.
Rumble is really starting gain momentum, and I heard Don Jr. is starting a weekly video podcast soon. I also read today that Glenn Greenwald is starting a nightly one-hour show on Rumble.
All I have to say is indeed motherfucker…indeed
There is only one GME. BBBY will be bankrupt in a couple of weeks. Only a miracle will keep shareholders from getting dumped on. AMC has been a pump and dump orchestrated over the last two years by Adam Aaron. First investor was citadel when they went public. AA has been hand and hand with distressed credit investors. Now they want to reverse split and suck the rest out.
Again, there is only one GME. NFA.
Icahn buys into bbby. Sells buybuybaby to GME, or partners with Cohen's Teddy.
Teddy looks to be the Amazon of the future, which is being quietly built behind the scenes. Luckily those of us paying attention get sneak peeks along the way.
Gme better blow up cause that's the difference between wage slaving for someone else or expanding my own business.
Is GME the stock to buy or is there a Teddy stock?
GME
I hope you’re wrong on AMC, because I have a few thousands invested into that stock
Watch MarantzRantz on YT. Our discord has a ton of Q people.
Not sure crypto is gonna be as good as the others….
Saw a quick rumor tonight that Ryan cohen bought a big chunk of alibaba. Hmm
A very small position and it was established over the last half of ‘22.
it's looking like a bluff anyway. He supposedly bought Netflix a while back but that turned out to not be true. and there are a lot more articles about it coming out all at once with nothing more to say, and we all know what that means.