He also streams Youtube videos talking about how undervalued Gamestop is and why it is considered a "deep value" stock. He would later be questioned by the House Committee on Financial Services as to his motives. GameStop would eventually be labeled an "idiosyncratic risk" by Treasury's 2021 Annual Financial Stability Report. (As shown further in the timeline) after a series of congressional hearings.

Through a letter sent by RC Ventures, he informs Gamestop of its unique position and potential to become something much bigger. The actual letter from RC ventures can be read on the SEC site here.

In an all out attempt at physiological warfare, there are hundreds of articles being published daily, and many youtubers, influencers, and regular investors have come forward that they have been offered money to post negatively about GameStop.

After determining which brokers were mostly involved in the coordinated move that prevented investors from trading Gamestop, investors start transferring shares from brokers such as Robin Hood, Webull, etc. and move them to Fidelity. Fidelity CEO posts a video specifically thanking Gamestop investors for their support and go on to say they have increased support and personnel.

This further cements to the fact shares are not safe with any broker. An investor who wants to protect their assets should have the shares directly registered under their name to prevent any misuse or wrongdoing. Direct Registration of Shares is the only way to protect assets.

In light of all this activity going on with GameStop, one has to wonder why they would open bets against GameStop. It will be determined soon after that Glacier Capital does not really exist. Well it does, but it is not all that it claims to be. There is speculation that this shell company may be used as a scapegoat to blame for lost funds due to their bets against GameStop.

With the amount of people and eyes paying VERY close attention to every news article or movement related to GameStop, this is being dubbed "weaponized autism" at its finest. The same day it is discovered this "hedge fund" of a shell company does not actually exist.

The lengths to where these companies, finance groups, and even media will go to create these fake stories and narratives is just mind blowing.

This was speculated to happen for a few months prior to it being officially announced.

Less than 15 days after Ryan Cohen becomes official chairman of the company, Gamestop is considered an idiosyncratic risk by the Treasury and DTCC. The term "idiosyncractic" can mean peculiar, unusual, or one of a kind.

Transfer agent ComputerShare is the official record keeper of shares for many companies including Wal-Mart, McDonalds, Jack in the Box, Gamestop, and many more. Rather than going through a 3rd party (broker) to obtain shares, investors can have the shares directly registered under their name via transfer agent.

For Gamestop, this would Computershare. As the official record keeper of shares for Gamestop, this means Computershare is the only entity that can provide an exact count of directly registered shares.

Hundreds of hours of research (which has yet to be disproved by the way) is categorized and digitized in the Superstonk Library of DD. An amazing collaboration of investors from around the world primarily sharing their interest and focus on one single stock.

This digital library has been backed up numerous times including on blockchain.

Computer chair sounds awfully similar to Computershare.

Some individuals post links to sources which seem to indicate there is litigation risk or lawsuits at stake if a company encourages their shareholders to Directly Register their shares. Aside from the fact the financial groups trying to originally bankrupt Gamestop have lost hundreds of MILLIONS by now, and still have BILLIONS and the possibly TRILLIONS of dollars at stake, the GameStop chairman is being awfully careful with what he says.

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Dr Susanne Trimbath cites a source her post here when asked.

It will be reported sometime around 11/17/23  that Jim Chanos closes his hedge fund after 38 years

The why and how of how hedge funds make billions by purposely driving stock price down and causing companies to bankrupt is discovered and posted.

The basic idea is to borrow as many shares as possible from the target company, sell those shares, and once the company goes bankrupt those shares never have to be repaid or rebought. It is essentially an infinite money glitch.

This strategy was  originally posted back in 2004 and describes how big money such as hedge funds purposely drives down price of stock of a target company and makes billions in the process.

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The consensus seems to be that no shares are safe with any broker, including popular brokers such as Fidelity. All brokers, thru their partnerships and agreements, use investor's shares to loan or create phantom (rehypothecated) shares. By this time, Gamestop has been one the most bought stocks in certain brokers that share this data including Fidelity and Commsec.

It is widely speculated (with good reason) the entire amount of publicly available stocks for GameStop have been purchased by now, however millions and millions of stocks have been trading every day.

There is discussion about an event where In March of 2005, a guy bought 100% of shares (1.1M shares) in a publicly traded company to prove the corruption. The next two days that same stock traded 50 million times and dropping the price 99% in two hours. All this with LITERALLY NO SHARES AVAILABLE TO BORROW OR SHORT. He did not however direct register his shares ( they were held in a broker).

Dr Trimbath, Mark Cuban, and many Redditors have been talking about Direct Registration of Shares for months. A lot of discussions have taken place and both sides have compelling arguments.

It is right  around this time the biggest wave of "DRS" or Direct registration of shares begins. As "real" shares get officially registered in ComputerShares official log, it is now only a matter of time before ALL shares are accounted for.

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And they have already started doing it and will continue doing so through the following years.

The man in question did not Direct Register his shares. He purchased only through a broker. This helps cement the fact that Direct Registration of shares is indeed the only true way to own shares that protect the investor.

Investors wonder why news and media platforms care so much about what they do with their money. In a market where statistically most investors lose and nobody ever cares, suddenly just about every major media platform is concerned about what investors do with their money.

Initial reports claimed it was caused by a falling shelf. It is speculated this storage facility housed financial documents that may or may not be related to entities or banks connected to Gamestop.

This facility promoted itself as storing your most important items inside "highly secure", "climate controlled," and "fire-protected facilities."

It is not quite clear what exactly GMERICA could be. Some people speculate a new brand, company, or online/virtual shopping platform.

Never in the history of investing has there been a bigger movement of educating and informing investors about the importance of direct registration of shares. Typically, shares are usually held in brokers, such as Fidelity, Robin Hood, etc (Sort of like keeping your valuables in a cheap storage facility).

By direct registrating shares, users become 100% owners of their shares and there is no middle man involved (This would be like taking your valuables out of the cheap storage facility and putting it in your high secure vault at home where nobody else can touch them).

The firm lost billions of dollars and eventually collapses as it scrambled to cover its bets against the video game retailer GameStop.

The organization in charge of making sure the stock market is fair and transparent for everyone is now going as far as making fun of investors who are buying GameStop stock. Some investors see this an attempt to dissuade future investors or to convince current investors to sell. Either way, for the SEC to be mocking investors from ANY stock is something unheard of. This is like a store manager openly making fun of their own customers who keep buying their most popular product and trying to convince them not to.

This shows the resilience of these passionate, individual investors. As media and even as far as the SEC does everything they can to discourage people from investing in GameStop, people cannot be dissuaded. Individual investors that have done their homework and due diligence know 100% they are not wrong. This is the first of several "remix" videos of the original SEC video, which came out a few days after SEC chair Gary Gensler was interviewed and implied he was on household investor's side.

The "Mad Money" show constantly bashes GameStop and continuously tells their viewers to "Forget GameStop".

He also links to Teddy.com which has a series of "children's" books.The books focus on small children and their grandpa who talks to them about good values, morals, and what to do with unexpected wealth.

Investors speculate on what being a "BOOK KING" could really mean.

As Direct Registration of Shares gets more and more popular and known, more amazing resources to inform the masses are published online.

There are 2 main ways investors can hold shares in Computershare. One is DIRECT STOCK PLAN, and the other is in BOOK.

The Heat Lamp theory suggest shares held in DIRECT STOCK PLAN allow the DTC to manipulate shares and price. Also, even having just 1 fraction of a share allows for ALL the shares in the account to be compromised or used for ill intent. The concensus is to sell all fractional shares and convert all Direct Stock Plan type shares to BOOK only.

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The Heat Lamp Theory original writeup can be accessed in the Superstonk Library of DD  [here]

Although the official "collapse" was sometime around March 2023, plenty discussions were had about their bad bets were had as early as 2021 (when Gamestop was first blocked off from trading). Click on title to read a previous discussion from 2022 about Credit Suisse. Individual investors have been spot on in detecting unusual activity that can mostly all be linked in one way or another to Gamestop. As various users have said, this is "weaponized autism" as its finest.

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I trust in my heart that not everyone suffers from greed, and not everyone thrives and survives on the misfortunes of others.

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So many news stories saying "Forget Gamestop" yet there is still one single idiosyncratic risk being described in financial reports. The definition of idiosyncratic on dictionary.com is: relating to idiosyncrasy; peculiar or individual.

By now entities and financial groups manipulating the price obviously dont care and blatantly adjust price as they see fit.

4 days later on June 13th, GameStop chairman Ryan Cohen will go on to buy an additional 443,842 shares of GameStop (about $10 million worth of shares).

With this new amount of shares purchased, Ryan Cohen now owns almost 37 million shares of GameStop (almost $1 Billion worth of shares).

Mr. Wes Christian replies directly to this article the following day.

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Link to Wes Christians direct reply & letter [here]

This is unprecedented. Why would they be so against the direct registration of shares? The media keeps saying it is a terrible investment and talks about how "bad" everything is at GameStop. Yet they go so far as to un-register and de-register some of the previously registered shares.

In this segment they specifically say "Tried to reach out to the Teddy patent lawyer but didn’t hear back in time for this “hit”.

According to the dictionary, a "hit piece" is defined as: an article, a documentary, etc. that deliberately tries to make somebody/something look bad by presenting information about them that appears to be true and accurate but actually is not

Some of these alleged financial groups may be on the hook for possibly BILLIONS of GameStop shares that were borrowed and sold, but never originally purchased. It is speculated they will need to be purchased at some point, although currently, it seems they have an infinite amount of time to purchase them. (Even tho they were sold).

This would be similar to somebody selling a bunch of car titles (but not include the cars), keeping the money, and then be allowed to have an infinite amount of time to actually deliver those cars (and keep all the money in the process).

This hedge fund was widely rumored to be involved in the GameStop manipulation.

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This is something individual investors have been saying for for a year or longer. With so many ways to hold shares, there is only 1 true way to hold shares directly registered under your name. There is speculation the SEC released this bulletin due to certain hedge funds making an attempt to remove the current SEC Chairperson - Gary Gensler. This could be interpreted as direct confirmation from the SEC that investors have been right all long.

This would be similar to voting and then having your vote removed by the group who is in charge of organizing the voting event.

It is speculated that all these articles are being done to dissuade new investors from investing in GameStop.

The media is practically guaranteeing that GameStop will fail at this point. But if that is the case, why would board members keep buying?

This meeting has absolutely NOTHING to do with GameStop. It is supposed to be about proposed rules for a fairer market.

What could possibly be the reason for arguing against those rules and even go so far as to mention GameStop? As far as the thousands of media articles and newscasts are concerned, GameStop is not a threat.

In fact plenty of news articles have specifically said GameStop is worthless and even go so far as to tell readers to sell their GameStop stock or suggest it is a terrible investment.

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As one reddit user put it "The same Ryan Cohen that took on Amazon and won". This could be a reference of how Ryan Cohen started Chewy.com and cornered the market as Chewy.com CEO.

This begs the question for many, "Why so mad?". If GameStop is failing, if GameStop is doomed to fail, if GameStop investors are going to lose all their money, why do so many people care? Why do so many people get angry? Why so serious?

Investor ringingbells posts the following

• This is the tip of the ice-burg.

This happens soon after Ryan Cohen is appointed as new CEO and the stock price drops dramatically on seemingly no news.

Based on this discovery, it is speculated the SEC may have mislead Congress either intentionally or unintentionally,

This would mean rather than looking for best price for their customers by trading in the public stock market, they were doing their customer's trades privately in order to get better prices for themselves and partners.

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Links to video interview can be found in the source linked to this specific timeline event.

FTDs are stocks that need to be purchased or returned if they were borrowed.

Back in August 6, 2021 Mr Chanos called GameStop investors "Greedy and entitled".

Some user reports indicate they also hear radio segments trash talking GameStop's strategy as nobody knows at this time what Ryan Cohen will do next.

Being that a publicly traded company has never had its full shares direct registered, many investors are questioning why the DTCC is preventing GameStop from disclosing how many shares have been direct registered. What could possibly be the reason they do not want the public to know? Could the "theory" that there are billions of fake shares that hedge funds created be true?

as one reader puts it " He's trying to normalize market manipulation in the minds of people. "Hey, this is just how the system functions and here's other guys that do the same thing as us" I have a feeling those other firms are not happy about him lumping them in with him.

A holding company is a company that owns other companies and oversees their operations but exists solely to operate those subsidiaries.

These rules are supposed to bring about more fairness and transparency. What could be the reason these hedge funds are so afraid of this that they file a lawsuit against the same organization that is supposed to help protect and regulate them?

These new rules are supposed to allow more transparency in the market, particularly, the transparency would affect investment groups or hedge funds that are betting against a company. In other words, these financial groups make money only if the company fails or goes bankrupt.

Peruvian Bull is also the author of The Dollar End Game

They are now pushing crypto coins and associating them with GameStop.

Original Post: https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/1aeogop/this_is_the_most_insane_forget_gamestop_i_have/

Link to the actual media article below:

https://www.benzinga.com/markets/cryptocurrency/24/01/36828433/forget-gamestop-stock-now-theres-a-gamestop-memecoin-and-its-worth-millions

John Cena is popular movie actor and wrestler. It is not clear why he would post a GameStop store image on his Instagram.

Gamestop started reporting the amount of Direct Registered shares but for the past few reports, the # of direct registered shares has been the same. Questions begin to arise as to why and how this figure has not changed for the past reports.

There is some speculation that a certain entity is not allowing GameStop to report the actual number of shares.

Jim Cramer is the tv host for Mad Money, a tv show on CNBC. The question is why wouldn't they praise or congratulate GameStop? CEO Ryan Cohen is doing what no other CEO has done, aside from turning the company around and working on a $0 salary. Instead of being praised, there are seemingly dozens of articles released right after their positive earnings report bashing the company even harder now.

Nobody knows exactly what happens when all the available shares are direct registered with GameStop's transfer agent, ComputerShare.

There is speculation that if in fact billions of fake shares were sold, these will need to be bought back at a much higher price than what they were originally sold for.

With so many doubts and questions as to why the reported number of Direct Registered Shares has not changed, hopefully this will help clear up any confusion and doubt as to what role transfer agent ComputerShare has when it comes to the # of direct registered shares that were published in GameStop's most recent earnings report.

Mr. Conn seems to be willing to answer questions and clear up at least some confusion.

Keith Gill got famous for being one of the first deep value investors to openly talk about the value and fundamentals of GameStop. It is not exactly sure what or why he is posting now, but there is speculation he may have had a gag order that may have expired.

These were the same individuals blasting thousands of articles and hours on the TV bad mouthing GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen, making fun on individual investors, and insisting how bad of an investment GameStop is.

When stock trades are done "Off Exchange" it means the price is not impacted. There is no supply and demand. It would be comparable to a public auction closing its doors to the public, but still allowing certain buyers and sellers to do their own transactions without competition or bids (so they dont pay more to buy or sell for less)

This is something that mainstream media, tv segments, online segments, interviews etc have all been denying. When there are more shares in existence, it could theoretically  cause a short squeeze ( a sudden price surge that can go to prices as high as investors are willing to sell)

The company states "GameStop intends to use the net proceeds from the ATM Program for general corporate purposes, which may include acquisitions and investments."

This one single post gets broadcasted around the world on news segments, articles, and social media.

BRK-A is immediately suspended from trading and goes back to over $600,000 that same day. Whoever was able to purchase some of these shares at a discounted price will get the trades reversed. A few other stocks experienced similar price drops.

They start to blame Keith Gill for apparently single handedly causing the price of the stock to go up by simply posting his GameStop positions.

It is quite ironic as every single day the media advertises their own stocks and pushes their own agenda about certain companies.

This is just speculation and for the record no official statement has been made by E-Trade or Morgan Stanley

Citron Research was publicly humiliated when they first posted trying to humiliate GameStop investors back in Jan 2021.

The SEC is the Securities and Exchange Commission and are supposed to be in charge of market regulations, transparency, and fairness.