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IOUBLOKE1

04/19/22 6:05 PM

#15046 RE: Grandmasim #15045

The end Result. Never invest more than you can afford. Nothing goes up forever. Every down has a down and every up has a down. So the question is. BLUE RED OR WHITE
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MoneyMaker111

04/19/22 6:26 PM

#15047 RE: Grandmasim #15045

GME: Shorting Hedge Funds' clients assets at risk!

I wonder what the narrative will be when the involved shorting-hedge-funds go bankrupt on their clearly-incorrect bet. I predict that the only narrative will be longs and longs cheering for their company. The hedge funds will not be able to pay for their short-and-distort articles through 'motley fool' and 'marketwatch' and 'cnbc.' Shorts will have converted to long by then. Everyone will be long.

Have you read 'motley fool' and 'marketwatch' lately? You literally cannot make this stuff up. Their current narrative is the following: that GameStop's coming stock split could end up 'delisting' the company. Lol! This has now entered into the realm of us watching the best form of stand-up comedy, in real-time.

In terms of a post-split GameStop (only 40 business days away or so), there is a preponderance of raw evidence that GameStop, inevitably, will not be able to avoid a dividend-induced price runup. As you know, those who sold this company's stock short [and in droves] must pay that dividend to shareholders on record, in addition to the shorts having to pay egregious premiums on the high rate of borrow on their short liabilities. This has been the reason for the three-weeks worth of this move to punish the company before considering running for their survival - and that running means they must buy GameStop at or around these initial price levels, or face the otherwise guaranteed hedge-fund bankruptcies.

Just remember that it is probable, based on all analysis of the available data (i.e. gaps in one minute volume vs outstanding shares), that GameStop stock is trading as if its outstanding shares is 10x more than it currently is. GameStop is trading as if its outstanding shares were 760 Million, thanks to the droves of counterfeit shares in DTCC circulation. [Not the 76 Million that it's supposed to be] This would imply a market-breaking short squeeze. The first of its kind. Because that's 760 Million OLD shares that then get split. That means GME would be, by default, trading as if there were 5.32 BILLION shares post-split. THAT IS A LOT OF DIVIDENDS THAT SHORT-SELLERS HAVE TO ACCOUNT FOR on paper. And they have to pay the longs! Do you think they'll want to do that? No. They'll buy to cover in advance. Either way - a huge price runup in GameStop Corp stock.

With the fundamentals? Everybody loves a stock dividend. And the release of the GameStop NFT marketplace and potentially a new type of blockchain stock market are going to be really good for not only GameStop Corp, but world markets of the 'metaverse'. All of this is a bonus to the overall sales increase of both e-commerce and the brick + mortar, as shown.

We are talking about the first of its kind Trifecta-of-Regimes Sales Monopoly:

1.) Metaverse and in-game markets (Web 3.0 new),
2.) E-commerce (Web 2.0 increasing),
3.) Brick-and-mortar (IRL 1.0 ongoing).

Too, the year-over-year sales increases are also looking very attractive. Quarterly report rates of change reveal that profitability is only months away, not years.

Broken down more simply: The world has never yet witnessed a 'super stock,' where multiple generations of rising investors are all backing the same stock in a historic fashion, with millions of direct advocates: together, reshaping the company that they like, and infusing billions of capital into the company.

These are the real reasons why MOASS initially started when I said it did: during the bear trap on the 40th day out of my 40 day countdown. Now we just sit back for a year, eating popcorn, while our stock inevitably travels to the Moon.

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