Anonymous ID: a04f97 Jan. 31, 2021, 4:53 p.m. No.12783671   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>3781 >>3877

The real reason Wall Street is terrified of the GME situation

 

 

Here is my hypothesis: I think the hedge funds, clearing houses, and DTC executed a coordinated effort to put Game Stop out of business by conspiring to create a gargantuan number of counterfeit shares of GME, possibly 100-200% or more of the shares originally issued by Game Stop. In the process, they may have accidentally created a bomb that could blow up the entire system as we know it and we’re seeing their efforts to cover this up unfold now. What is that bomb? I believe retail investors may hold more than 100% of GME (not just 100% of the float, more than 100% of the actual company). This would be definitive proof of illegal activity at the highest levels of the financial system.

 

There are are 71 million shares of GME that have ever been issued by the company. Institutions have reported to the SEC via 13F filings that they own more than 102,000,000 shares (including the 13% of GME stock is owned by Ryan Cohen). Now, I don’t know the delay/variance on these ownership numbers, but I think there is a pretty solid argument that close to 100% of GME is owned by these firms, if not more.

 

Moreover, there are now more than 7 million people subscribed to r/wallstreetbets~~. I know lots of people here are sitting on a few hundred shares that they bought back when it was under $50. Some of us are even holding thousands. If the average number of shares owned by each subscriber is even close to 5-10, we have a very good shot at also owning a similarly enormous amount of GME.~~ Even if the average was just 10 shares per legit subscriber, that puts the minimum retail position at about 30-50% of the entire company.

 

GME has been on the NYSE threshold list for almost a month. We don’t have January data yet, but I just analyzed the data from the SEC’s fails–to–deliver list for December (all 65,871 lines of it) and looked up the number of shares that were likely counterfeit. For comparison, I did the same for a couple random tickers. Most companies have close to no shares not show up. Of those that do, it’s a relatively small number of shares. For example, two random companies: Lowes ($LOW, ~$125B market cap) had 13,960 shares fail to be delivered at its highest point that month, Boston Beer Company ($SAM, $11.5B market cap) had 295 shares fail to be delivered.

 

How many shares of GME failed to deliver? 1,787,191. As the white papers points out, the true number of counterfeit shares can be 20x this number. How bad do you think that number will be when we get the numbers for January? I’m willing to bet its many times that. Look at how that compares to other companies’ stock:

 

I think this explains all the shenanigans going on the last few days. There is way too much counterfeit GME stock out there and DTC, the clearing houses, and the hedge funds are all in on it. That’s why there has been such a coordinated effort to disrupt our ability to buy shares. No real shares can be found and it’s about to cause the system to fall apart.

 

TLDR; We probably own way more of GME than we think and that is freaking out Wall Street because it could prove they’ve been up to some extremely illegal shit and the whole system could implode as a result.

Anonymous ID: a04f97 Jan. 31, 2021, 4:56 p.m. No.12783701   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>3750 >>3770 >>3846

Agenda 2030 "you'll own nothing and you'll be happy" explained

 

You have minor material possessions - a computer, probably a fridge, furniture, etc.

 

What they mean by "you'll own nothing" is that you'll rent everything. You never own a fridge, you simply rent a fridge. You rent your furniture, you rent your house, you rent a car, you rent this and that such that there is a permanent stream of money flowing from you to the owner/rent parasite class. If you ever stop wage slaving, all 'your' material possessions are taken from you.

 

The reason you'll be happy? Because they feed you with drugs, entertainment, sedating food, and propaganda to convince you everything is good.

 

In reality, you will be a slave in the fullest and truest sense of the word. Owning nothing, working until you die for the material gain of someone else who effectively owns you, but without having to pay your room and board, hospital bills, insurance, food, and so forth - you are a slave who pays for all those things yourself.

 

When elites talk about the future, they paint a very bright image of everyone being happy, no more wars, a globalist economic systems, neoliberal rulership, etc and they pretend like it's going to be amazing, and not what it actually is: A horrific dystopia where the average human is treated worse than cattle by a ruling class who wish to live life only to experience hedonistic pleasures with no other higher calling.

 

Forget exploring the stars, forget a society of renaissance artists and creators. What we will transform into under these psychopaths is a race of eusocial bugmen. Not creating anything, not exploring anything, just existing to keep the rulers existing so they can drip feed dopamine direct into their brain or some other ridiculous nonsense that spells nothing but the certain extinction of the human race.