Its odd watching people warning others about the “dangers” of DRS’ing when the current structure to which their shares are handled is this 1 (in vid below)
How could it be any worse than the mainstream structure that investors are blindly accepting? #amc
Educate yourself on the current system & form YOUR OWN opinion. Avoid aligning yourself with someone else’s opinions b/c you think they are more knowledgable than you on the topic. Too many people out here putting on a front that they know their sh1t, when really they DON’T #ape
This thread is more of a knock against the current system’s stock/shareholding structure (less about how I feel about DRS)
The current structure and understanding how bad it actually is, needs to be the conversation taking center stage more often
People are latching on to DRS because it has presented itself as a way of removing some pieces of control that WS refuses to relinquish over our investments & wealth
We as retail are clearly desperate for some kind of change that can distance us from a clearly fr4udulent system
Realize what we all share in common:
Instead of seeing the community as pro-DRS’ers vs. non-DRS’ers... its actually we are ALL anti-WS
So lets reset our perceptions and reunite based on that fact cuz we are so much stronger together
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The sale of these fake assets that do not exist have injected more than $1,000,000,000,000+ into these banks (ultimately money they keep & use for their business operations instead of paying for the obligation of what they sold)
Understand that not only has this undermined & diluted the issued shares of thousands of companies, but it is affording these banks the ability to use this surplus
c0unterfe!t cash against retail by pushing their now even bigger chip stacks around the market to man1pulate prices
1/ How can they say its not available? Clearly the dividend has already been distributed if we’re seeing millions of shares being traded right in front of our eyes, right?
This is the risk Brokers took by rehypothecating shares beyond...
This issue exists bc brokers were failing to locate shares on the billions of retail buy orders being executed. They INTENTIONALLY didn’t locate bc locating would’ve caused REAL price discovery on the actual supply & demand...
3/ It is NOT our burden to suffer THEIR consequences. We have the right to refuse their excuses, especially when these dividend units are currently being traded on exchanges
Dividends & new tickers are handled everyday in the market & those processes go off w/o a hitch...
A place where buyers & sellers can find each other
MMs “providing liquidity” just means they are the trader who is willing to take the other side of your trade
Sometime they’ll get too long or too...
2/ ...short a position and may choose to either cut their losses (which is rare) or simply park orders until they can find traders at the prices they’re looking for
So when you see shtdel has $65 billion in “assets sold not yet purchased”, it means they are...
3/ ...holding on to orders (internalizing them) until conditions come along that will allow them to make the profits off spreads that they want
Traditionally, there is risk for a mark3t mak3r in making markets. So what did the Shortseller Enrichment Commission do? Well...
When the #GME dividend is approved, ALL brokers across the world will have to provide $GME their total shareholding information
TRANSLATION: @ryancohen will get to see the entire amount of shares that exist on... (1/x)
...the market for his company
LegaIIy speaking, no security is allowed to be shorted more than 140% of its Share Outstanding
Thus, if that number is higher than 107M shares, market participants will be facing a IegaI nightmare
It will confirm the conspiracy to... (2/x)
...defraud & financially harm retail investors. It will confirm the coverup that took place Jan ‘21. It will confirm that bad actors have been consciously orchestrating massive man1pulation to alter markets
Gary could have easily gotten to the bottom of this himself by... (3/x)
Volkswagen had 4.041 billion shares outstanding back when it squoze, giving it roughly a $4 TRILLION market cap (in Euros)
The exchange rate to USD was 1.47 making their market cap $5.88 TRILLION
Being that this actually... (1/x)
... happened, it makes it 100% plausible that #GME & #AMC can reach such a size & wayyyyyy beyond
By having a market cap of $6 TRILLION, their share prices would be:
$GME = $78,783 (41,464%)
$AMC = $11,608 (39,577%)
KEEP IN MIND: Porche had... (2/x)
...settled with the g0vt and sold at a friendly agreed upon price which did not allow the full squeeze-potential to play out b/c it was literally dependent on WHAT👏🏼EVER👏🏼PRICE👏🏼 Porche wanted to ask for