This new push to ComputerShare hasn't effected the share price much yet, because it just started a week or so ago, and most of the orders haven't been filled yet, they're very backlogged now. I bought a share on 9/15, just to establish my account before I transfer more, and it still hasn't cleared yet.

When investors buy shares through a normal broker (Fidelity, TD Ameritrade, etc.) the order flow is routed through Citadel, who is the Market Maker. Well, Citadel is also the main SHF, so they route those buy orders through a dark pool, so no matter how many shares investors buy, it never raises the share price.

1. When you buy through ComputerShare it's routed through the NYSE, as it should be, instead of through a dark pool.

2. When your shares are direct registered in your name with CompterShare, they are no longer available for brokerages to loan out to SHF to continually short.

You have to understand that if/when this squeeze goes off (and it seems inevitable at this point, it's just a matter of time) that it will completely bankrupt these hedge funds... so they're fighting with every dirty trick (legal or otherwise) they can.

This new push to ComputerShare hasn't effected the share price much yet, because it just started a week or so ago, and most of the orders haven't been filled yet, they're very backlogged now. I bought a share on 9/15, just to establish my account before I transfer more, and it still hasn't cleared yet.

When investors buy shares, the order flow is routed through Citadel, who is the Market Maker. Well, Citadel is also the main SHF, so they route those buy orders through a dark pool, so no matter how many shares investors buy, it never raises the share price.

1. When you buy through ComputerShare it's routed through the NYSE, as it should be, instead of through a dark pool.

2. When your shares are direct registered in your name with CompterShare, they are no longer available for brokerages to loan out to SHF to continually short.

You have to understand that if/when this squeeze goes off (and it seems inevitable at this point, it's just a matter of time) that it will completely bankrupt these hedge funds... so they're fighting with every dirty trick (legal or otherwise) they can.

The SHF are keeping the share price suppressed through a couple different tactics. It took investors months of watching and researching to figure out how SHF are doing that, and how to fix it. This new push to ComputerShare hasn't effected the share price much yet, because it just started a week or so ago, and most of the orders haven't been filled yet, they're very backlogged now. I bought a share on 9/15, just to establish my account before I transfer more, and it still hasn't cleared yet.

When investors buy shares, the order flow is routed through Citadel, who is the Market Maker. Well, Citadel is also the main SHF, so they route those buy orders through a dark pool, so no matter how many shares investors buy, it never raises the share price.

1. When you buy through ComputerShare it's routed through the NYSE, as it should be, instead of through a dark pool.

2. When your shares are direct registered in your name with CompterShare, they are no longer available for brokerages to loan out to SHF to continually short.

You have to understand that if/when this squeeze goes off (and it seems inevitable at this point, it's just a matter of time) that it will completely bankrupt these hedge funds... so they're fighting with every dirty trick (legal or otherwise) they can.

The SHF are keeping the share price suppressed through a couple different tactics. It took investors months of watching and researching to figure out how SHF are doing that, and how to fix it.

When investors buy shares, the order flow is routed through Citadel, who is the Market Maker. Well, Citadel is also the main SHF, so they route those buy orders through a dark pool, so no matter how many shares investors buy, it never raises the share price.

1. When you buy through ComputerShare it's routed through the NYSE, as it should be, instead of through a dark pool.

2. When your shares are direct registered in your name with CompterShare, they are no longer available for brokerages to loan out to SHF to continually short.

You have to understand that if/when this squeeze goes off (and it seems inevitable at this point, it's just a matter of time) that it will completely bankrupt these hedge funds... so they're fighting with every dirty trick (legal or otherwise) they can.