Thread by @TRUExDEMON

I'm breaking my silence to share a revelation.

I believe I may have figured out what the market makers are doing with the deep ITM calls.

They're buying and exercising them instantly when delta is close to 1.00.

The premium and purchase of the shares, at those levels.

Market makers are guaranteeing acquisition of shares in order to sell them into the market and dump on the price, but by exercising options, they do not cause ANY change in the price because it is an executed contract.

Meaning... the purchase doesn't go through the exchange...

This is the same situation with ISDA contracts. They're privately exchanged between two parties that agree to shake hands on providing shares through selling of call options to be exercised almost precisely at-cost.

The short entity can then acquire these shares without buying

By not buying the shares directly from the market, the price does not move. Ergo, they have a way to cover some of their short positions. So by exercising the calls, they can report a net-neutral position for the purpose of meeting FINRA/SEC report deadlines.

But...

They now have a ton of shares they don't want...

What do they do with them?

They dump them. Smash the price on critical momentum, and crush large quantities of options that are nearly expiring ITM.

Examples of stocks they are targeting:
$ATER $AMC $GME $SDC $BBIG $FFIE $SENS

And on the up-swing, entities sell their covered/naked calls, buy OTM calls, and let it ride.

There are patterns in the charts, and they are all following wedge patterns. The oscillation on an hourly/daily scale becomes obvious. See call flow on $ATER from yesterday for example

The trick is spotting their massive deep ITM purchases. When they do this, it's a sign they are preparing to meet report deadlines and then dump the long positions to hurt retail.

It's a fucking dirty but legal loophole that they're using to ensure their naked calls expire OTM.

And they don't have to buy shares, thereby creating REAL buying pressure, because someone is partnering with them to ensure they get the calls they need.

Then they warn their counter-parties to buy puts & sell ATM calls before they dump. It's a backdoor, volatility trade

It's collusion at its finest, and the fact that so many participants with billions of dollars are willing to do it is everything that is wrong with our fucking economy.

There is no oversight or paper trail of these massive private trades that take place off-exchange through ISDA

It's being used to steal from everyone in the stock market who is trying to follow the rules, and abused by every entity that claims to "self-regulate"

This If we find who sold the ITM calls, we'll find who the colluding parties are.

Find who they sold to, and you find naked 🩳

This is an entirely new tier of grand larceny. Millions of dollars are being stolen daily from this volatility, and it's only possible because market makers and hedge funds have the liquidity to move the stock market as they please, and use loopholes to dodge the exchanges.

Everything I have said is all speculation, of course, but it is reflected in the behavior of the options market.

Anyone with insight into ISDA trades and the ability to find transaction records are the only people who could possibly find this out.

This is behind closed doors.

Unless apes get help from someone on the inside who is willing to blow the whistle on the ISDA master agreements between the firms that are trading these enormous options contracts, the true identity of who is defrauding retail will never be known.

I'm fucking angry, and I can't shut up about how angry I am.

The manipulation is obvious to anyone who pays attention, and the lack of action by regulators makes it obvious whose interests they serve by ignoring the actions of bad actors.

The SEC isn't going to help us. They aren't coming to save us.

We need to accept that reality.

The SEC doesn't benefit from destroying confidence in the US markets, which is exactly what this fraud would do if the truth got out.

It's up to us.