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cheesygorditacrunch4 1 point ago +1 / -0

Congress, you must support the armor piercing shell that is, Mike Lindell.

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cheesygorditacrunch4 3 points ago +3 / -0

I always felt Trump was on the other side of Joe’s earpiece. Kind of like impractical jokers and he’s feeding joe stuff to say lol.

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cheesygorditacrunch4 1 point ago +1 / -0

Thanks for sharing! I read it on releases day, Fren :).

Did you see Magic Johnson is possibly short GME? Maybe it adds sense to why Cohen posted that South Park meme, “Oh looooong Johnsoooooooon”?

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cheesygorditacrunch4 2 points ago +2 / -0

The benefit to ComputerShare is that they are GameStop’s “issuer of shares” (simplifying). When shares are bought the shares are registered to your name directly since ComputerShare is the issuing company for GameStop. It’s like going directly to the source for your GameStop shares and making sure they’re in your name and not some bank.

When you buy shares via a major brokerage they’re not direct registered to you, but to your brokerage instead (technically it’s Cede & co). You can call to direct register them, but let’s be real do you trust the banks? lol

People are holding not for a memento but for the infinity pool theory. The idea that if a higher amount of the float is held off the market than there is available, the shorts can never close their position due to the insane amount of rehypothecated shares. Much more tactical than a memento. Also ComputerShare and GameStop don’t issue physical shares anymore, just replicas. You can also request a replica from your current brokerage if you’d like (most likely).

I believe you can sell higher than that per share. The total transaction is limited to 2MM. So, someone for example could sell .05 of a share for 2MM, but why would they want to sell for that low anyways?

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cheesygorditacrunch4 2 points ago +2 / -0

They have ways of resetting some of their “timers”, but eventually sometimes they’re forced to buy to reset and then they immediately short. This is why some believe the price spikes on roughly 3 month intervals. That’s one theory at a very high level.

They however will be forced to cover once GMEs valuation gets pushed up due to people doing business with them and solid fundamentals, or they release a non-fungible token based dividend. The NFT is not officially confirmed by GME but they have assembled a crypto/NFT devolpement team in-house and also have a website dedicated to their NFT development. So something is happening there but what, who knows. They’re keeping their cards close to their chest, Sun Tzu Art of War.

This was a super high level overview, tons of good content at the superstonk. Reddit still sucks.

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cheesygorditacrunch4 12 points ago +12 / -0

25% growth is YUGE. GameStop needs to sell Ivermectin for...... horse gamers.

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cheesygorditacrunch4 15 points ago +15 / -0

“So you think the SEC to Big Banks revolving door isn’t the same for the FDA to Big Pharma?” Lol so many people are incapable of applying logic and theory across the board. They think it’s all silo’d and there’s no cross contamination between business sectors.l

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cheesygorditacrunch4 6 points ago +6 / -0

They turned off the buy button and showed the world the whole thing is rigged. Idk if it was exactly the 19th but that’s my take on it.

by Quelle
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cheesygorditacrunch4 12 points ago +12 / -0

Or blackmail them depending on the politicians allegiance lol.

by Quelle
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cheesygorditacrunch4 7 points ago +7 / -0

He’s learning the game, learning to read the sub text and reading the room. Good.

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cheesygorditacrunch4 2 points ago +2 / -0

Heeeeeell no, we direct register our shares so that way it’s not even in a punk ass brokerage’s name.

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cheesygorditacrunch4 10 points ago +10 / -0

Dr. Frank just asked if they were hacked and the gentleman he was with nodded and said “yep, looks like it.”

Where there’s smoke lol

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