The BEST GameStop Timeline

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.  

This makes a lot of sense. Why do they care so much? If it is garbage or a "bad buy", why does it matter? And who would investors even sell to if its such a bad stock? Just about during this time is when they start publishing thousands of articles from many different sources telling readers to "Forget GameStop"

His is referring to the event that happened on January 28th, 2021 where a restriction was placed on GameStop that prevented it from freely trading in the stock market.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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. [Original Post]…
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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."  

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 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.

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

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. Original post [here]  (original post seems to have been removed) [Heat Lamp Theory Discussion] [Summary…
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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. Example: "she emerged as one of the great, idiosyncratic talents of the nineties"

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).

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

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.

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…
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This hedge fund was widely rumored to be involved in the GameStop manipulation. Since July of 2021 and earlier, there have been plenty of discussions and speculation on how Credit Suisse is likely to be involved in the GameStop manipulation. It has been speculated these hedge fund groups are playing "hot potato" with their GameStop fraud. See discussions from 2021 & 2022 🟢[here] 🟢[here] Link to original post about this image 🟢[here]  

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?

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 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,