2021
Hedge Fund Manager Jim Chanos calls GameStop investors are “greedy and entitled”
Hedge Fund Manager Jim Chanos calls GameStop investors are “greedy and entitled”

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

Cellar boxing strategy used to purposely bankrupt companies is discovered and posted.
Cellar boxing strategy used to purposely bankrupt companies is discovered and posted.

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…
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Investors seem to have fully embraced the idea of Directly Registering their shares with Computershare
Investors seem to have fully embraced the idea of Directly Registering their shares with Computershare

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…
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A reminder: They are going to pass so many laws after this GameStop situation…
A reminder: They are going to pass so many laws after this GameStop situation…

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

Discussion re-surfaces about a guy who bought 100% of shares (1.1M shares) in a traded company. 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.

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.

Forget GameStop: Just a handful of the hundreds of articles posted through the 2021 year. Suddenly so many different companies care about what investors do with their money.
Forget GameStop: Just a handful of the hundreds of articles posted through the 2021 year. Suddenly so many different companies care about what investors do with their money.

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.