A full year later, we have “yet” to break 76M again.
In this post here https://lemmy.whynotdrs.org/post/381421, we discussed how the numbers are likely much higher than are currently reported. This heavily implicates Cede/DTCC because every quarter requires fraudulent reporting (well played SEC).
But how much higher? We’ve been at 75M for exactly 4 quarters now. Estimates at the previous pace would have us over 130M shares DRSd at this point.
This would mean there are very few shares actually left out there. Roughly only 26M left to DRS before they truly start to panic from the math-breaking number. The DTCC definitely fucked up by thinking we couldn’t buy the entire thing lol.
They warned you there would be FUD, this is it. Keep DRSing and eventually ComputerShare will stop selling to us like they said they would if there are no locates ;).
With that in mind, also don’t forget the $149T bullet swap that hits instantly on December 15th. Since they opened that particular short, the stock has seen a 390% increase along with a 430% rise in interest rates, do think they roll that shit over ;)?
I will leave with the same question: Why do you think Gamestop changed the wording from 03/22/2023 onward?
Something I’ve not seen anyone discuss… perhaps because it’s a very unpleasant thought.
What if the flood of purple circle posts on reddit are fake? If a majority are posted by bad actors, then SHF pull shares they DRS’d, wouldn’t that leave the numbers static?
I haven’t been back there since the exodus; has there been a continuous flood of purple circles there while the DRS numbers themselves are stable?
If so, is there an Occam’s Razor explanation that is simpler than crime?
Could be. Every day it seems more clear that most of what we are publicly provided or witness online and in media has been fabricated.
Possible, but not probable imo
GME fervor doesnt suddenly die at 76m shares
There was a time I would read the post history of everyone I saw posting a purple circle. Did it for a month and couldn’t see anything felt was dodgy, but that was a while ago…
What checks does drsbot make to verify submissions? I deleted my account a while back as felt I was addicted to reddit. When I made a new one I couldn’t post on superstonk due to my acc being under a year old. I messaged the mods at 6 months to request approval and was reinstated early. So it’s not exactly Fort Knox over there!
DRSbot witnessing is pretty much down to one reddit user now (shorthand we refer to as NoVac user).
DRSbot has been offline more than online the past 3 weeks. I manually track DRS posts during its offline time. From keeping an eye on DRS posts the past 3-4 months, nothing alarming jumps out.
Was discussing the DRS count f–kery tonight, and there isn’t much reason to measure and estimate when “they” can consistently mess with the DRS numbers over the past 2 years.
I think a better gauge may be estimating money spent by retail purchasing GME per quarter. It was around $1.2 million average per 6 recurring Computershare buys per quarter. Then say a massively conservative $200k per other trading day. So:
If average $1.2 million spent per bi-weekly purchase, and say $14 a share, multiply by 6 for one GME quarter:
- 1,200,000 / 14 = 85,714 shares * 6 = 514,284 shares
- The 6 recurring buys alone should add 514,284 DRS shares.
Other 54 trading days:
- $200,000 / $14 a share = 14,285 shares a day
- 54 * 14,285 = 771,390 shares
Total:
514,284 + 771,390 = +1,285,674 DRS shares a quarter.
There, done. I don’t have to look at another DRS post again, ever. :)
I’m trying to think of a less tinfoil answer and I can’t. Something doesn’t add up, big time.
There was some hypothesizing a while back (on SS and before Lemmy) that the initial drop or flatlining of the DRS trendline was due to hedgies having initially DRSed and then un-DRSed them, but I don’t recall if that was ever generally agreed. This was about the time that the Heat Lamp Theory was introduced which seems to have more supporting evidence at this point.