/biz/ - Business & Finance

>LVMHF

>>53978778
Retroactively, right?

>>52924943
gross

>>52845756
According to the article I read about MLP and more about what a U3 code is, apparently the Market Maker made hundreds of millions to billions off a single OTC alone. With the advent of the internet and proliferation of investing forums, over time investors have become more honed in their ability to sniff out and communicate potential short squeezes and cellarboxed companies, more so than previous generations. Considering how many complaints investors have had over the years about systemic institutional and government body abuse (akin to giveth and taketh away in some kind of cruel measure to keep the working class down since there is no backing to the peg and F3 printer macro-accounts have been getting more attention, meaning it could all be worth chuck-e-cheez tokens if they are vindicated), the number of zombie stocks and, more interesting, infinity squeezes post-GME could be astounding.

How much money has actually been made cellarboxing all these companies?
Where does the money go, say from depegging? We can see from tax numbers that "muh taxes" is a lackey answer.
If FINRA were to not able to do anything to freeze trading on GME, after every Short Hedge Fund relating is spaghettified instantly into a debt black hole, would the Gooberment really take liability and print out? The cascading short squeezes and infinity squeezes would be a completely legal, morally and spiritually aligned Financial Crusade on the remaining Short Hedge Funds that gutted budding companies that were a threat to the old paradigm so mind boggling that the Monty Python team couldn't dream of this.

It's not personal, Tom, it's strictly business.

>Burry: Ok I will not delete going forward. Elon has my trust. For now.
My dear doctor, you blind fool