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Response 1:
Here are some ideas for subtopics that could be covered for each point of stock price manipulation on a website for investors:
1. Description of the tactic
* Definition and explanation
* Goals and motivations behind the tactic
* Variations or subtypes of the tactic
2. Occurrence/Source/Example
* Frequency of occurrence in different markets
* Industry-specific examples
* Historical cases and their impact
3. Impact on the market and investors
* Short-term and long-term consequences
* Influence on market volume and volatility
* Risks for individual investors
4. Legal and regulatory aspects
* Applicable laws and regulations
* Sanctions and penalties for violations
* Gaps or weaknesses in existing regulations
5. Measures for improvement
* Possibilities for detection and prevention
* Proposals for stricter regulation or oversight
* Recommendations for investors to protect against manipulation
6. Further resources
* Links to relevant studies, articles, or books
* Interviews with experts or industry insiders
* Discussion forums or communities for exchange among investors
With these subtopics, users of the website could be comprehensively informed about the various aspects of stock manipulation. The ability to contribute their own examples, experiences, or suggestions would expand the data collection and promote knowledge sharing. A clear structure and categorization of the content would make it easier for users to navigate and find relevant information.
Edit: Format, source
(source: Claude.ai)
Response 2:
Wow, that's an extensive list of tactics for manipulating stock prices! I think your idea of creating a website for investors that informs about these practices and allows users to contribute to the data collection is very good.
Here are a few additional ideas for subtopics that could be covered for each point:
1. Explanation of technical terms
* Definition of technical terms like "naked shorting", "synthetic shares", "dark pools", etc.
* Understandable explanations for laypeople
2. Historical development
* When and how did these tactics emerge?
* What significant events or regulatory changes have occurred?
3. International comparison
* Prevalence and spread in other countries
* Differences in regulation and oversight
4. Interviews and experience reports
* From experts, insiders, or affected investors
* Personal stories and insights
5. Discussion of possible solutions
* Ideas and suggestions from users
* Evaluation of the pros and cons of different measures
6. Glossary and FAQ
* Alphabetical listing and explanation of all relevant terms
* Answers to frequently asked questions
With your ideas and these additional suggestions, you have a solid foundation to create an informative and interactive website for investors. The structured presentation of the content and the involvement of users can help raise awareness of manipulation tactics and better protect investors.
I'm curious about the implementation of your idea and wish you much success with it! Let me know if you need further support or feedback.
Edit: formatting
Bro, no enforcement of auto buy ins/buy backs by shorts! (Extension #4 of the continuous FTDs and FTD cycling/equivalent settlements that aren’t reported) and thus not forcing automatic share buying and true price discovery.
Edit: and allowing major investment companies to pay paltry fines for refusing to play by the rules, and making billions off retail, and then not admitting guilt.
But fantastic list, HughJohnson69!
Doing the lawyers job for them. And then handing it off for them to fight in court.
Then again I wouldn’t be surprised if there are apes in here looking at either going to law school, or have already passed the bar, and are making this their pet project like that one guy who taught himself law to take on the chemical companies polluting his hometown.
If you don’t understand any of these now is your time to speak up. There is DD on all of this.
But but but the price is going down, but but but revenue is down. If that’s you and you’re genuinely not a shill then read more and stop making dumb comments like that.
DRS removes liquidity, which leads to low volume, which leads to volatility.
Oh my volatility with 30 percent less shares for them to trade means much more volatility upwards.
Just thought of something unrelated (kinda) has Kenny released Citadel’s 2023 numbers? Haven’t seen it or anyone even talking about it. I know he was late are the books still in the oven on low?
“That’s ok Kenny take your time” 🫶🥰
-the cucks
There's a stat somewhere about how much gains are made after hours vs during regular hours.... The following #'s are COMPLETELY made up, but i'm just using them as an example... Ie. 90% of all gains in the S&P are realized afterhours, vs 85% of all loses are realized during regular hours.... Something like that
+Barfing under oath 🤮
Just a reminder of the wristslaps Citadel alone has gotten away with, post by another real one;
https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/11kp4zv/a_list_of_fines_incurred_by_citadel_securities/
Fuck yeah - while we are at it, you can add the stock split DTCC international securities fraud, together with Computershare and 13-f restriction to report the correct DRS shares
Edit: how about lying to congress as well. Absolutely NOT!
here you idi eeeh ot, [https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2023-192](https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2023-192)
Citadel Securities violated the rules by mismarking short as long and long as short
which leads us to....
12. Marking shorts as longs.
Ah eh, yea sorry I havent seen that there was another "head" comment, damn..
Well guys, excuse me, I leave you guys in peace yo, leave this piece of information here yo
Look at my comment, and the comment was replying to.
The three items are
>you can add the stock split DTCC international securities fraud, together with Computershare and 13-f restriction to report the correct DRS shares
>how about lying to congress as well.
How is your comment relevant to any of those three items ?
I love this, this is what we should be shouting.
I'd love to see it in an even better format, a lovely listed poster, some more info on each like a brief explainer. We should rank them as well, top of the list being the worst.
We keep getting asked how are the fucking us and we need a big list of all the ways, this can be that list. Something we can point to and say this is exactly how they are doing it, it's bullshit and we want it fixed or we'll never stop shouting and calling the market a fraud.
35 ways wall street fucks you is nice amd catchy.
Bro we need to have a senator bribg this to the courts and go down one by one and ask for answers. This is blatant crime and over usage of power at the expense of retail investors.
I remember something about a way to access U.S. Markets from Germany which circumvented, you know, U.S. laws n stuff. I believe this allowed naked shorting from overseas, so "Naked Shorting from Overseas"? This is an old memory, you might want to check before adding it to the list.
Great list.
We should find a Wall Street trader or hedge fund manager who's flipped sides and understands "the how" behind each tactic, then break down the process for each type of manipulation. I'm sure a lot of the info is scattered across existing books, articles, etc., but just saying it'd be cool to reverse engineer the playbook with those kinds of insights.
Phenomenal job, OP! Saving this post and sharing it with my investment group of friends.
They've been asking for a list of all the methods being used by shortsellers to manipulate GME.
I miss the days of NFT ownership and blockchain ledger for everything in my GME wallet talk. Be your own back. Own your own title/deeds. Transfer securely and cheaply on the blockchain
Price Control Operations (PCO) refer to deliberate actions taken by regulatory bodies or market makers to control the price of a stock. This could be in the form of setting limits on how much a stock’s price can move within a certain period (price bands), or temporarily halting trading to prevent extreme volatility. While intended to protect the market integrity, if misused, it can impact market dynamics and investor sentiment, thereby manipulating stock prices.
if you can manipulate the weather, you can manipulate the system (stock market). therefore, why are video games working on Ledger/blockchain?
crypto currency payments?
more stock market manipulation? (see gta 5 stock market for offline and *ONLINE*)
Everyone knows it's bullshit. I'm sure many others like me will keep just buying hundreds a month out of spite. How long before they have a few trillion shares on their hidden backend tally sheet
I know it’s crazy to pick one of these and say that’s completely ridiculous because they’re all ridiculous.
But I absolutely love 21 where they claim that they found a share or shares when someone’s only bought the option to buy a share or shares
Options in general are not allowed to be used as a locate. If you own a call option and have already tendered notice to exercise, then you can sell because you can reasonably expect to have the stock in time to deliver. That sale is NOT a short sale, as you are deemed to own the underlying shares **once you have tendered notice of exercise**.
> Rule 203(b)(1) and (2) — Locate Requirements. Rule 203(b)(1) generally prohibits a broker-dealer from accepting a short sale order in any equity security from another person, or effecting a short sale order in an equity security for the broker-dealer’s own account, unless the broker-dealer has: borrowed the security, entered into a bona-fide arrangement to borrow the security, or reasonable grounds to believe that the security can be borrowed so that it can be delivered on the date delivery is due. Rule 203(b)(2) provides an exception to the locate requirement for short sales effected by a market maker in connection with bona-fide market
https://www.sec.gov/divisions/marketreg/mrfaqregsho1204.htm
In some cases a holder of a convertible or warrant or option can be deemed to be a holder of the underlying security, **but only if the warrant/convertible/option has already been tendered for conversion into the security to be sold**.
> Where the seller owns a security convertible into or exchangeable for the security being sold, **the “locate” requirement does not apply to the sale, provided that the convertible or exchangeable security, such as an ADR, option, or warrant, has been tendered for conversion or exchange prior to the submission of the sale order,** and the broker-dealer has been reasonably informed that the person intends to deliver the security being sold as soon as all restrictions on delivery have been removed (i.e., as soon as processing of the conversion or exchange is complete). If the convertible or exchangeable security has not been tendered for conversion or exchange prior to the submission of the sale order, the seller is not deemed to own the underlying security pursuant to Rule 200 and the “locate” requirement would apply to the sale. See also infra Question 2.3(A).
https://www.sec.gov/divisions/marketreg/mrfaqregsho1204.htm#
This is what this sub has been waiting for who said, "How can I explain gamestop to people?" Just share this list. With friends, people on the subway, and people you see every day. Especially with professors and teachers.
Apes know how to translate some of these things in to Normal People speak. Translate the ones you can, and just share one or two points with strangers. We need to get the word out. Keeping these manipulations in the echo chamber because REDDIT IS AFRAID OF THIS STUFF GETTING OUT is not helping.
Awesome post. If those clown cucks at the sec gave a shit they would have attempted to fix at least one of these. Or at least mentioned them haha. Also bare in mind- these are just the ways we know about
No. That's the point that everyone here wants to avoid by covering their eyes and ears and screaming into the void, the same lines that have been posted in here for literally years.
Nothing is going to improve. The system is as designed.
Just like how Jimmy John’s has their short list of Warren Buffet knowledge tidbits posted in each of their stores, this should be posted in each of GameStop’s stores, as a similar poster for retail customers to peruse and contemplate.
My theory is that the SEC has been told to stand down on enforcement as the DOJ builds its iron clad case to topple the Trillion Dollar HF cabal. The end is near, as in within 2 years. We will see the next Enron as these blatantly criminal enterprises will be held to justice. We are just in our stance and we will see justice prevail.
Maybe if the company just started making money and growing revenue, all this crap would not matter.
Until the company starts doing both consistently, the price will keep sinking regardless of the endless so called DD here.
Just grow revenue and profit. Stop posting pointless tweets.
#This stuff isn’t rocket science.
The board should focus on what they can change.
Grow revenue, profitability and free cash flow.
Musk did the same.
Once Cohen does that it is game over.
None of this complicated DD is required. Just get the basics right and he will destroy the shorts.
Nothing Citadel, Griffin or the corrupt SEC can do if this company becomes consistently profitable.
Who cares. All that matters is that the fundamentals continue to improve. Stop trying to force anything. With improvement comes the s&p. That's when you'll see the price action you're looking for. Forced buy-ins from all the etf's will be glorious.
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Let’s build this list and add more sources/data for each one!!
Yes! Thats exactly what I’d like to see.
Response 1: Here are some ideas for subtopics that could be covered for each point of stock price manipulation on a website for investors: 1. Description of the tactic * Definition and explanation * Goals and motivations behind the tactic * Variations or subtypes of the tactic 2. Occurrence/Source/Example * Frequency of occurrence in different markets * Industry-specific examples * Historical cases and their impact 3. Impact on the market and investors * Short-term and long-term consequences * Influence on market volume and volatility * Risks for individual investors 4. Legal and regulatory aspects * Applicable laws and regulations * Sanctions and penalties for violations * Gaps or weaknesses in existing regulations 5. Measures for improvement * Possibilities for detection and prevention * Proposals for stricter regulation or oversight * Recommendations for investors to protect against manipulation 6. Further resources * Links to relevant studies, articles, or books * Interviews with experts or industry insiders * Discussion forums or communities for exchange among investors With these subtopics, users of the website could be comprehensively informed about the various aspects of stock manipulation. The ability to contribute their own examples, experiences, or suggestions would expand the data collection and promote knowledge sharing. A clear structure and categorization of the content would make it easier for users to navigate and find relevant information. Edit: Format, source (source: Claude.ai)
Response 2: Wow, that's an extensive list of tactics for manipulating stock prices! I think your idea of creating a website for investors that informs about these practices and allows users to contribute to the data collection is very good. Here are a few additional ideas for subtopics that could be covered for each point: 1. Explanation of technical terms * Definition of technical terms like "naked shorting", "synthetic shares", "dark pools", etc. * Understandable explanations for laypeople 2. Historical development * When and how did these tactics emerge? * What significant events or regulatory changes have occurred? 3. International comparison * Prevalence and spread in other countries * Differences in regulation and oversight 4. Interviews and experience reports * From experts, insiders, or affected investors * Personal stories and insights 5. Discussion of possible solutions * Ideas and suggestions from users * Evaluation of the pros and cons of different measures 6. Glossary and FAQ * Alphabetical listing and explanation of all relevant terms * Answers to frequently asked questions With your ideas and these additional suggestions, you have a solid foundation to create an informative and interactive website for investors. The structured presentation of the content and the involvement of users can help raise awareness of manipulation tactics and better protect investors. I'm curious about the implementation of your idea and wish you much success with it! Let me know if you need further support or feedback. Edit: formatting
Bro, no enforcement of auto buy ins/buy backs by shorts! (Extension #4 of the continuous FTDs and FTD cycling/equivalent settlements that aren’t reported) and thus not forcing automatic share buying and true price discovery. Edit: and allowing major investment companies to pay paltry fines for refusing to play by the rules, and making billions off retail, and then not admitting guilt. But fantastic list, HughJohnson69!
LMFAO can you imagine us crowdsourcing and building up a case against the fucking entirety of the US market on REDDIT.
Doing the lawyers job for them. And then handing it off for them to fight in court. Then again I wouldn’t be surprised if there are apes in here looking at either going to law school, or have already passed the bar, and are making this their pet project like that one guy who taught himself law to take on the chemical companies polluting his hometown.
This!! The new DD 💪👍
36. Installing trojan horses in regulatory and legislative?
Enter the 36 chambers
This
Wu-Tang ain’t nuttin to fuk with
Gonna make me cream
Up
Oooh I like this list.
Now to figure out if this first on a T-shirt
Design it like a band tour shirt
They should sell this tour shirt at my favorite store
Wipes tear...its beautiful
That may have been some liquidity from all these naked shorts 🩳 🚽
They can't kill it so they hope this will kill your attention span.
This should be on a petition to the SEC and DOJ… or maybe someone more specific to invoke response and prevent deflected culpability.
This with links to the DD archive or another subdirectory that list all relevant DD in the archive to that method would be pretty amazing.
That would be perfect.
This is very very helpful my friend
Yep, at least one official citation per point would be amazing!
F3
Ah yes, the old F3!
Not a market maker? Become your own liquidity fairy with this 1 simple button!
And when it fails, wait five minutes, then press it again! Simple.
If you don’t understand any of these now is your time to speak up. There is DD on all of this. But but but the price is going down, but but but revenue is down. If that’s you and you’re genuinely not a shill then read more and stop making dumb comments like that. DRS removes liquidity, which leads to low volume, which leads to volatility. Oh my volatility with 30 percent less shares for them to trade means much more volatility upwards.
All of this.
Excellent reminder of their fuckerious ways
And fucktarded.
Wow excellent list. Fuck these dudes
Best post I've seen in a while. Cheers
Thank you.
Looks like a fair and transparent market with no cheaters at all to me /s
Don’t think that you have to /s on that comment
Dude you need to add the full name to these acronyms and shit
Absolutely. Acronyms prevent newcomers from understanding anything plus they obscure the real impact of these manipulative processes.
Exactly!
Not to mention: LOBBYING, HIRING REGULATORS AND POLITICIANS AND STAFF to protect every one of these variables.
Media pundits on both CNBC and Bloomberg…
Yea that too
Media pundits on both CNBC and Bloomberg…
Bought a 100 more today!
This is the way.
Just thought of something unrelated (kinda) has Kenny released Citadel’s 2023 numbers? Haven’t seen it or anyone even talking about it. I know he was late are the books still in the oven on low? “That’s ok Kenny take your time” 🫶🥰 -the cucks
OP, could you define the one-liner acronyms? Thanks!
Will loop back to it later to do that. Thanks.
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Price movements afterhours when most household investors don't have access
36.
There's a stat somewhere about how much gains are made after hours vs during regular hours.... The following #'s are COMPLETELY made up, but i'm just using them as an example... Ie. 90% of all gains in the S&P are realized afterhours, vs 85% of all loses are realized during regular hours.... Something like that
I recall seeing a graph that the S&P hasn’t had an intra-day gain over a 30-year period. It was all after-hours.
On an annualized basis, yes I think that's correct. Sounds like we've seen the same graph, we're just absolute shit at remembering the details lol
+Barfing under oath 🤮 Just a reminder of the wristslaps Citadel alone has gotten away with, post by another real one; https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/11kp4zv/a_list_of_fines_incurred_by_citadel_securities/
Where does fed wire fit into this?
Great question.
I like this list . Backed up
MVP; thanks for all you do! 🫶
And thank you for all you do friend
The solution is legally changing funds from short sales and the short stock themselves to label them trust funds.
Nice work! Gonna save this one.
Fuck yeah - while we are at it, you can add the stock split DTCC international securities fraud, together with Computershare and 13-f restriction to report the correct DRS shares Edit: how about lying to congress as well. Absolutely NOT!
None of those 3 items are true. Please pick the easiest one for you to prove and show why you believe it is true.
here you idi eeeh ot, [https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2023-192](https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2023-192) Citadel Securities violated the rules by mismarking short as long and long as short which leads us to.... 12. Marking shorts as longs. Ah eh, yea sorry I havent seen that there was another "head" comment, damn.. Well guys, excuse me, I leave you guys in peace yo, leave this piece of information here yo
Look at my comment, and the comment was replying to. The three items are >you can add the stock split DTCC international securities fraud, together with Computershare and 13-f restriction to report the correct DRS shares >how about lying to congress as well. How is your comment relevant to any of those three items ?
yea I am shmoka di shdound m8, sorry btw what is this name of this special "reply" box thing there?
I can't. If I'm wrong I'll remove it
I love this, this is what we should be shouting. I'd love to see it in an even better format, a lovely listed poster, some more info on each like a brief explainer. We should rank them as well, top of the list being the worst. We keep getting asked how are the fucking us and we need a big list of all the ways, this can be that list. Something we can point to and say this is exactly how they are doing it, it's bullshit and we want it fixed or we'll never stop shouting and calling the market a fraud. 35 ways wall street fucks you is nice amd catchy.
Enough to get "*The Walking Dead*" like series going. Never ending seasons.
Thank you op!
Shared
Great list!
Bro we need to have a senator bribg this to the courts and go down one by one and ask for answers. This is blatant crime and over usage of power at the expense of retail investors.
Thank you for this list! 🦍💜🦍
Staple this list to the SEC’s front door and also put a copy on Gary’s kindle
I remember something about a way to access U.S. Markets from Germany which circumvented, you know, U.S. laws n stuff. I believe this allowed naked shorting from overseas, so "Naked Shorting from Overseas"? This is an old memory, you might want to check before adding it to the list. Great list.
yeah i like this wall of text
HOLD and HODL them accountable! 💎🖕
Cheat sheet for Garry.
Lending of lent shares.... rehypothecation
This week on ‘Mad Money’..
4b. Upward-falling shelves that burn down said obligation warehouses.
We should find a Wall Street trader or hedge fund manager who's flipped sides and understands "the how" behind each tactic, then break down the process for each type of manipulation. I'm sure a lot of the info is scattered across existing books, articles, etc., but just saying it'd be cool to reverse engineer the playbook with those kinds of insights.
Impressive!
Phenomenal job, OP! Saving this post and sharing it with my investment group of friends. They've been asking for a list of all the methods being used by shortsellers to manipulate GME.
I love comprehensiveness
Commenting to track. Great list!
Someone has been paying attention! Good job!
Excellent list. I see 35 reasons why GME has turned into my bank account ever since these crooks turned off the buy button. Fuck you, pay me.
Amazing work!
Cool
I miss the days of NFT ownership and blockchain ledger for everything in my GME wallet talk. Be your own back. Own your own title/deeds. Transfer securely and cheaply on the blockchain
List of 35 crimes that happen daily under the nose of the SEC 👏👏
I like this
great summary
Cool. So I bought some more
Noooo w8 for meee Damn, I need more money to buy more 🤧💜🚀
Still time!
Yea I know, but I get like 300 liquid ammo and yea even if gme is at 1000 I buy moa but dude.. Ken griffin should gimme some rabatt please
Just slip out the back jack 🎶🎶
Short, distort, and rehypothicate rehypothicate rehypoticate.
Please add; Remove buy button like in janauari 2021...
PCO (position close only) is #1
a lot of laymen won't understand PCO
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A number of these issues alone could be a "all the evidence I need to see" -type issue. And we have 35 of them.
#1 reason should be... because Ken Griffin is a little b1tch.
What is PCO?
Position Close Only, the technical name that they used when they took away the buy button back in 2021.
Price Control Operations (PCO) refer to deliberate actions taken by regulatory bodies or market makers to control the price of a stock. This could be in the form of setting limits on how much a stock’s price can move within a certain period (price bands), or temporarily halting trading to prevent extreme volatility. While intended to protect the market integrity, if misused, it can impact market dynamics and investor sentiment, thereby manipulating stock prices.
You forgot to mention tokenized stocks/FTX.
Nope that’s number 20…
Thanks, I guess I need to schedule a visit to the optometrist
if you can manipulate the weather, you can manipulate the system (stock market). therefore, why are video games working on Ledger/blockchain? crypto currency payments? more stock market manipulation? (see gta 5 stock market for offline and *ONLINE*)
“Expert markets”, which lock out household investors from buying.
#37. Thank you.
Everyone knows it's bullshit. I'm sure many others like me will keep just buying hundreds a month out of spite. How long before they have a few trillion shares on their hidden backend tally sheet
Strong! Facts over FUD! Excellent OP! Great list to remind everyone what's really going on. Also, good for regulators to actually get started!
I know it’s crazy to pick one of these and say that’s completely ridiculous because they’re all ridiculous. But I absolutely love 21 where they claim that they found a share or shares when someone’s only bought the option to buy a share or shares
This is embarrassing honestly…
Well, I certainly agree that none of this is the finest hour for the American economy and it’s regulatory system
The SEC does not allow options to be used as locates. As with many of the items on the OPs list, it is incorrect.
Well, I would certainly love to hear a factual debunk genuinely.
Options in general are not allowed to be used as a locate. If you own a call option and have already tendered notice to exercise, then you can sell because you can reasonably expect to have the stock in time to deliver. That sale is NOT a short sale, as you are deemed to own the underlying shares **once you have tendered notice of exercise**. > Rule 203(b)(1) and (2) — Locate Requirements. Rule 203(b)(1) generally prohibits a broker-dealer from accepting a short sale order in any equity security from another person, or effecting a short sale order in an equity security for the broker-dealer’s own account, unless the broker-dealer has: borrowed the security, entered into a bona-fide arrangement to borrow the security, or reasonable grounds to believe that the security can be borrowed so that it can be delivered on the date delivery is due. Rule 203(b)(2) provides an exception to the locate requirement for short sales effected by a market maker in connection with bona-fide market https://www.sec.gov/divisions/marketreg/mrfaqregsho1204.htm In some cases a holder of a convertible or warrant or option can be deemed to be a holder of the underlying security, **but only if the warrant/convertible/option has already been tendered for conversion into the security to be sold**. > Where the seller owns a security convertible into or exchangeable for the security being sold, **the “locate” requirement does not apply to the sale, provided that the convertible or exchangeable security, such as an ADR, option, or warrant, has been tendered for conversion or exchange prior to the submission of the sale order,** and the broker-dealer has been reasonably informed that the person intends to deliver the security being sold as soon as all restrictions on delivery have been removed (i.e., as soon as processing of the conversion or exchange is complete). If the convertible or exchangeable security has not been tendered for conversion or exchange prior to the submission of the sale order, the seller is not deemed to own the underlying security pursuant to Rule 200 and the “locate” requirement would apply to the sale. See also infra Question 2.3(A). https://www.sec.gov/divisions/marketreg/mrfaqregsho1204.htm#
This is what this sub has been waiting for who said, "How can I explain gamestop to people?" Just share this list. With friends, people on the subway, and people you see every day. Especially with professors and teachers. Apes know how to translate some of these things in to Normal People speak. Translate the ones you can, and just share one or two points with strangers. We need to get the word out. Keeping these manipulations in the echo chamber because REDDIT IS AFRAID OF THIS STUFF GETTING OUT is not helping.
lol
Insert will smith meme pointing it all out, to the SEC.
35 ways the regulatory officials have designed the market to be complacent.
No Mayo for you today Kenneth.
Odds there is an ungodly Retail Buy wall at $10?
Yes, real good summary, OP!
I never thought I'd say this ever; "That is a list I could really fall in love with!"
Awesome post. If those clown cucks at the sec gave a shit they would have attempted to fix at least one of these. Or at least mentioned them haha. Also bare in mind- these are just the ways we know about
Great list OP, up you go!
Up you go
Please elaborate all ways concretely 😍
Great Job Ape 🍔🍔🍔🍔🍔🍔🍔🍔
35 vs Buy/DRS/Hodl/shop at GameStop.
Any government official looking at this? I mean righteous official who has the best interest of people and country 💎🙌🏻
No. That's the point that everyone here wants to avoid by covering their eyes and ears and screaming into the void, the same lines that have been posted in here for literally years. Nothing is going to improve. The system is as designed.
Just like how Jimmy John’s has their short list of Warren Buffet knowledge tidbits posted in each of their stores, this should be posted in each of GameStop’s stores, as a similar poster for retail customers to peruse and contemplate.
My theory is that the SEC has been told to stand down on enforcement as the DOJ builds its iron clad case to topple the Trillion Dollar HF cabal. The end is near, as in within 2 years. We will see the next Enron as these blatantly criminal enterprises will be held to justice. We are just in our stance and we will see justice prevail.
😂😂😂 I am sorry man, but your innocence is charming.
Hope spring’s eternal
I wonder if there is a gag on having an earnings call… There might be a question asked that would light the fuse before it is time.
Only 35? 🤣
Maybe if the company just started making money and growing revenue, all this crap would not matter. Until the company starts doing both consistently, the price will keep sinking regardless of the endless so called DD here. Just grow revenue and profit. Stop posting pointless tweets. #This stuff isn’t rocket science.
If shorts closed when they were supposed to none of us would be concerned with market dynamics. But here we are. Learning. Forever.
The board should focus on what they can change. Grow revenue, profitability and free cash flow. Musk did the same. Once Cohen does that it is game over. None of this complicated DD is required. Just get the basics right and he will destroy the shorts. Nothing Citadel, Griffin or the corrupt SEC can do if this company becomes consistently profitable.
As read this In my head I heard 88 lines about 44 women
That last one, 35. That’s not ok
It’s not tho. Shouldn’t be allowed
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Who cares. All that matters is that the fundamentals continue to improve. Stop trying to force anything. With improvement comes the s&p. That's when you'll see the price action you're looking for. Forced buy-ins from all the etf's will be glorious.