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>>57986921
When starting a new thread, please use this picture !
I've taken the liberty of making a better pie chart to be used in further threads.

Please note that under 20% of GME shares are sold short meaning that under 20% of GME shares have to be bought back at some point - or never if the shares are extinguished in case of a bankruptcy. As this figure is not over 100% there is no naked shorting occurring and the infinity squeeze or « MOASS » is thus not possible.

Also note that retail holds just under 60% of this stock. A realistic distribution of retail holdings can be observed: 43.5% of retail shares are held in registered holdings in ComputerShare while the other 56.6% of retail holdings are safely held as nominee name securities or « street name », under custodians such as consumer banks and various retail stockbrokers.

Please note that an approximately 2:5 ratio of DRS/DTCC ratio is the highest in any known stock, so it is not possible that GameStop executives are breaching its fiduciary duty they possess for the company by falsifying its SEC Filings with forged transfer agent registration reports.

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I've done the liberty of making a better pie chart to be used in further threads.

Please note that under 20% of GME shares are sold short meaning that under 20% of GME shares have to be bought back at some point - or never if the shares are extinguished in case of a bankruptcy. As this figure is not over 100% there is no naked shorting occurring and the infinity squeeze or « MOASS » is thus not possible.

Also note that retail holds just under 60% of this stock. A realistic distribution of retail holdings can be observed: 43.5% of retail shares are held in registered holdings in ComputerShare while the other 56.6% of retail holdings are safely held as nominee name securities or « street name », under custodians such as consumer banks and various retail stockbrokers.

Please note that an approximately 2:5 ratio of DRS/DTCC ratio is the highest in any known stock, so it is not possible that GameStop executives are breaching its fiduciary duty they possess for the company by falsifying its SEC Filings with forged transfer agent registration reports.

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« Répondez au premier message avec copie si des images incorrectes apparaissent ! »


I've done the liberty of making a better pie chart to be used in further threads.

Please note that under 20% of GME shares are sold short meaning that under 20% of GME shares have to be bought back at some point - or never if the shares are extinguished in case of a bankruptcy. As this figure is not over 100% there is no naked shorting occurring and the infinity squeeze or « MOASS » is thus not possible.

Also note that retail holds just under 60% of this stock. A realistic distribution of retail holdings can be observed: 43.5% of retail shares are held in registered holdings in ComputerShare while the other 56.6% of retail holdings are safely held as nominee name securities or « street name », under custodians such as consumer banks and various retail stockbrokers.

Please note that an approximately 2:5 ratio of DRS/DTCC ratio is the highest in any known stock, so it is not possible that GameStop executives are breaching its fiduciary duty they possess for the company by falsifying its SEC Filings with forged transfer agent registration reports.

>> No.57957804 [View]
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I've done the liberty of making a better pie chart to be used in further threads.

Please note that under 20% of GME shares are sold short meaning that under 20% of GME shares have to be bought back at some point - or never if the shares are extinguished in case of a bankruptcy. As this figure is not over 100% there is no naked shorting occurring and the infinity squeeze or «MOASS» is thus not possible.

Also note that retail holds just under 60% of this stock. A realistic distribution of retail holdings can be observed: 43.5% of retail shares are held in registered holdings in ComputerShare while the other 56.6% of retail holdings are safely held as nominee name securities or «street name», under custodians such as consumer banks and various retail stockbrokers.

Please note that an approximately 2:5 ratio of DRS/DTCC ratio is the highest in any known stock, so it is not possible that GameStop executives are breaching its fiduciary duty they possess for the company by falsifying its SEC Filings with forged transfer agent registration reports.

>> No.57957595 [View]
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>>57945342
I've done the liberty of making a better pie chart to be used in further threads.

Please note that under 20% of GME shares are sold short meaning that under 20% of GME shares have to be bought back at some point - or never if the shares are extinguished in case of a bankruptcy. As this figure is not over 100% there is no naked shorting occuring and the infinity squeeze or «MOASS» is thus not possible.

Also note that retail holds just under 60% of this stock. A realistic distribution of retail holdings can be observed: 43.5% of retail shares are held in registered holdings in ComputerShare while the other 56.6% of retail holdings are safely held as nominee name securities («street name») under custodians such as consumer banks and various retail stockbrokers.

Please note that an approximately 2:5 ratio of DRS/DTCC ratio is the highest in any known stock, so it is not possible that GameStop the company is falsifying its SEC Filings with forged transfer agent registration reports.

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