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Is there more to this $GME M&A? @TheRoaringKitty tweet deciphered: @jessica40107115 did a reverse-image lookup and found this old http://Byond.com website featuring the same image: Source: https://byond.com/forum/post/1739323 Now that I have your attention, corporate needs your help to identify the difference between these photos $GME x $OSTK x $BYON: Credit @BobbyCat42 @JosephCobraKai The @GameStop M&A involves a basket of securities (7 for 1 Units) to form TEDDY Mega Corp that will crush Shorty's Total Return Swap (Meme Basket) that is holding down #GameStop from going to the moon. Do you think it is a coincidence that DFV selected a picture from http://BYOND.com right after $BYON releases an S-3 featuring Units? Here, you tell me @marcuslemonis: #GMERICA ๐บ๐ธ $GME $BBBY $DJT $IEP
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$GME 75M share at-the-market offering is now complete via Jefferies, the investment bank and agent handling the Units between all of the target M&A companies. Jefferies has been involved since Units was first mentioned on June 9, 2021: @ryancohen is the Executive Chairman and has the authority to make acquisitions and investments with a $4 Billion dollar war chest. The filing from today states exactly that: Do you think he will do it? Nothing Can Stop What Is Coming MGGA x MAGA #GMERICA ๐บ๐ธ
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GMERICA: Memorial & Dedication to BluPrince On this day, 2 years ago, we lost a wonderful ape. This was the last interaction I had with him: He was a real one. I write this post in memory of BluPrince, a most generous ape, and author of the Infinity Pool DD. First, who is u/BluPrince? His real name is Justin Horn, as posted by his brother @pogowhat BluPrince was a valued community member that often helped break up tension and reminded each individual that hodling helped unite us. Much like @TheRoaringKitty and how his return has strengthened the community, to set aside our differences, and stop fighting. BluPrince often donated his time and resources to reward #GameStop store employees, by sharing treats and thank you cards. He also ran r/InfinityPool where he leaves behind a trail of posts held high in positivity and hope for the future of GameStop and the stock. On the eve of #MOASS, I would like to share his DD, in memory of his contribution and to remind each of us why we are still here: Hope. #GMERICA ๐บ๐ธ
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[DD] GAMESTOP: THE INFINITY POOL Authored by BluPrince (unabridged) "The fact that the tweet of an ice cream cone can move markets will be the subject of academic study for years. It represents a dynamic where certain stocks are now almost exclusively owned by retail and passive funds." -Kenneth Griffin, Financial Times interview, March 28, 2021 I AM NOT ENCOURAGING OR ADVISING ANYONE TO DO ANYTHING If you are a GME shareholder, and you believe that the MOASS is a real possibility, you probably want to think long and hard about what you're going to do when it happens. It would be nice if we knew exactly how everything was going to play out, but clearly we're working with incomplete information and a lot of unknowns. Many wrinkle brain DD authors here have provided a lot of great ideas and arguments to help fill these gaps where we can, but even the most wrinkled agree that at the end of the day, there are no guarantees that this will happen or that will happen; only varying levels of confidence in a variety of relevant propositions/outcomes. Please don't let this worry you, as this holds true for any investment you'll ever make in anything. GME may be exceptional in many other respects, but in this, it is like every other investment: there is risk involved. Now, the most prudent among you are probably considering a variety of different possible MOASS outcomes, what your personal strategy should be relative to these outcomes, and what evidence you might use to commit to some particular course of action. It is in this spirit that I offer the following thoughts. A few plausible propositions: 1. The height of the squeeze's peak is directly affected by how much of the true float (as opposed to true float+synthetic/short-sold shares) is held by retail apes. 2. If diamond handed apes individually hold shares which together number equal to or greater than the total number of shares in the true float, and MOASS forces all shorts to cover, then *any other* shares can be sold to a forced buyer and the seller may name their price, as shorts will *have* to buy those shares in order to cover. 3. GME is likely *extremely* heavily shorted, possibly multiple times the true float. (I won't speculate on the exact amount, but others have looked into this at length) 4. Apes who get lots and lots of tendies from MOASS will be very likely to reinvest in GME if the price comes down from MOASS levels - they will buy the dip, and with so many tendies I expect many to buy even larger positions than they do pre-MOASS. Much larger. 5. Even after seeing the havoc wreaked on short Hedge Funds during the MOASS, some self-styled geniuses are going to try and short GME on the backside of the MOASS. As u/BinBender (among others) has rightly pointed out, even if every short has to cover during the MOASS, not every share held by shareholders must be bought; only enough so that the number of shares in shareholder hands is reduced to the real float. OH CRAP DOES THIS MEAN I'M GOING TO BE LEFT HOLDING THE BAG?!? Relax. Eat a crayon. Let's talk about a hypothetical MOASS, and sort out the fate of the various shares in the "practical float" (true float+shares to be covered). This will involve some oversimplification, but bear with me. The first shares to go will be paper-handers' shares - some of these orders may already be on the books. Shareholders, especially those who don't hang around here, will see profits bigger than they ever imagined to see and will rush to lock in their profits. See ya, wouldn't want to be ya. They exit the rocket first. Price moons, forced buy orders eat up all the asks in the book until we reach a variety of ever more life-changing share prices, at which some diamond handers release some shares (one at a time, if they know what's good for them). We might imagine apes doing all they can to sell their entire positions for maximum possible profits....but, if the diamond handed among us all sell all of our shares, the number of bagholders, probably retail, is increased. Worse still, these bagholders will all be THE MOST DIAMOND HANDED APES OF THE BUNCH, having held their shares through selloffs at every level - remember, the price goes up because people sell one or more shares at ever increasing prices. But some shares simply will not be sold at all during the MOASS. The Infinity Pool (No, not that kind of infinity pool. But it looks nice.) Wait, what? Why would someone *not* sell their shares for 6, 7, 8 figure prices, should they occur? Well, some shares simply won't be able to be sold. Some shareholders, statistically speaking, will die or become otherwise incapacitated between now and whenever MOASS is, and their shares probably won't get sold. Other shares might be held by corporations or trusts with specific rules or by-laws that restrict sales or purchases of securities in various ways. Some will be in ETFs that won't rebalance for months. And some might be held by truly ascended apes who voluntarily hold them through the MOASS, refusing to sell those shares at any price. Maybe they plan to pass those shares on to their children like family heirlooms. Maybe they're kept as a memento of the MOASS. Maybe they realize that they can reach their initial price target for 100% of their shares by only selling a fraction of them and just demanding a higher price. Maybe they do it because they believe it helps reduce retail bagholding. Maybe they just like the stock, and don't know what an exit strategy is. For the sake of convenience, I like to refer to the subset of shares that have this property as the Infinity Pool. It's useful to have a term to refer to these shares, because the number of shares in this subset determines whether or not there will be retail bagholders and if so, how many. If the infinity pool is full, i.e. equal to or greater than the true float, then every retail shareholder wins, as every share outside the pool must be covered, at any price. GETTING MORE SPECULATIVE: What if the pool isn't full? Well, as above, there will be bagholders - people who held shares they wanted to sell at some price but didn't get the chance. But before you start clutching your pearls, worrying that that might be you remember this: these shares are held by ultra diamond hands, who can keep on holding. And given 4 and 5 above, apes will buy the post MOASS dip, and new shorts will enter the ring. What those shorts probably didn't realize is the rebuying pressure from apes will quickly eat up any liquidity in GME, and will happily hold onto many of those shares either A. forever (in which case they are added to the Infinity Pool), or B. until the price gets back up to where it was when covering ended previously. Price is driven up again, shorts get margin called (again), maybe some new FTD timers expire, and bingo - more forced buying and another check on whether or not the infinity pool is full. Some shares (outside the infinity pool), again, will be sold at fantastical prices, and if the pool is full, "bagholders" not only get out, they get out at what is now the "true" peak, higher levels than were achieved in the first round of covering. If the pool still isn't full, well, those shares that were sold for great profits by apes on round two can be repurchased on sale on the dip. Rinse and repeat. And with each round of ape-enrichment, it seems plausible that more total shares held by apes will enter the infinity pool, either implicitly by apes simply feeling even less pressure to sell as they already have life-changing tendies, or explicitly by apes actively deciding to commit some fraction of their shares to the ULTIMATE DIAMOND HAND CONSIGNMENT TECHNIQUE. I'm not talking about daytrading here, I'm talking about selling a share for 6-7-8 digit share prices and reinvesting at 3-4 digit share prices. This is basically exactly what DFV did in January-February. He took a few million of his investment to cash (slick of him to sell the options but hold the shares), and when the price was back down to ~$40, he bought the damn dip, big time. Now instead of locking up 50,000 shares, he's locked up 100,000. What if the infinity pool is full? What if retail holds enough shares that even after selling those they want to sell, they still (individually and not in concert) have a diamond handed grip on so many shares that the shorts cannot cover the shares that they borrowed? Does the price keep increasing, blasting the moon rocket past the lightspeed barrier and into another dimension? Does it just hover at the peak? Do we see yo-yo action from market makers creating synthetic longs for liquidity, only to have these time out, needing to be replaced with legitimately purchased shares which they can't get either, because the pool is full? I honestly don't know, but it's fun to speculate about. In any case, I'd like to reiterate that I'm not encouraging anyone to do anything. You all will make your own plans, and I'll make mine. I just thought these considerations might be helpful when strategizing about what you each will do with your own shares in a variety of hypothetical scenarios. You might not have even considered holding a portion of your shares forever, or what effects that might have on total outcomes; I'm merely bringing that possibility to your attention. Also, I'm here to remind you not to forget that MOASS is not disconnected from the rest of $GME's future and past price action; it's always a dynamic situation. In any case, as always: you do you. iSn'T ThIs MaRkEt mAnIpUlAtIoN?!? yOu'Re PoOlInG sHaReS!!! yOu'Re TaLkInG aBoUt CoRnErInG tHe MaRkEt!!! (@edwinbarnesc comment: @GaryGensler said purchases by retail investors do not affect the stock price and discussing stocks in public forums is not colluding) It isn't, and I'm not. Remember, the Infinity Pool is just a snazzy way to refer to a subset of shares that just don't get sold for a variety of reasons; it's not an actual jointly-held pool of shares controlled by an individual or unified group. As far as cornering the market, that would require coordinated action by a group toward a specific goal. What I'm talking about is the organic development of a low liquidity environment for $GME, of which there is a limited supply and worldwide demand, in a situation where those who like the stock suddenly find themselves in a position to buy more of it than they might have ever dreamed possible before. You might even call it a dynamic where a certain stonk is now almost exclusively owned by retail and passive funds. Of course, this may have been considered already by apes who have come before me... --- END DD Little did BluPrince know, that he would be the first to contribute his shares into The Infinity Pool. I have often referenced that quote from DFV, "What's an Exit Strategy?" Lately, I feel like that is entirely possible with the confirmation of the Units DD Thesis and M&A in-progress which would force shorts to deliver shares from every company that GameStop acquires and mergers with. I just don't see how shorts will ever close, so why would I ever sell? I can just take a loan against my shares, forever. To the Infinity Pool & BEYOND In memory of the author: All Hail BluPrince, maker of Infinity Pools "I'm just a guy." -BluPrince I will hodl for you Blu, and for your daughter. #GMERICA ๐บ๐ธ
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Here is the complete Units DD and M&A Thesis which has just been proven true:
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Here is the Units DD - Part 2, which shows how Bed, Bath & Beyond $BBBY plays a critical role in $GME M&A:
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A list of qompanies for GameStop target M&A: https://t.co/CRAiJUXzRb
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Sunlight Is The Best Disinfectant Throughout this saga, there have been many bad actors and they are still among us. They continue to hold positions of authority, on manufactured credibility, and propped up reputation. These bad actors continue to rub shoulders with respected community members and some knowingly participate, while others turn a blind eye. Now, I have tried to avoid this, but I see that without addressing it then this community cannot unite. I only offer supporting evidence from my discoveries. Remember, you chose to continue and pursue the truth so I will deliver. However, I will say one thing: it will bring peace of mind for many to see where certain allegiance is placed. To start, Reddit is a swamp that must be drained. The Humiliation brought on by Jeffrey Epstein, convicted pedophile, and his list of pedophiles which names many prominent figures is at the center of what's wrong with the world today. Epstein is directly related to the stock market and explains why your favorite stock has been naked shorted into a cellar box. (This will make sense in a moment) For those out of the loop, Epstein was an intelligence agent working for Israel's MOSSAD (with direct ties to CIA) and he ran blackmail operations on the world' elites, royalty, celebrities, presidents, and Congress, involving kidnapped children for sex trafficking. This is all public information now. Ghislaine Maxwell was Epstein's handler and she was the real one pulling the strings. She learned from her father, Robert Maxwell, who ran a media empire and was a super-spy for MOSSAD. In a detailed post, it was discovered that Ghislaine Maxwell ran an account on Reddit where she controlled a majority of all popular sub-Reddits under the moniker u/MaxwellHill. She was also the first user in Reddit history to reach 1 million karma and not by accident. Here's the sauce: https://x.com/SamParkerSenate/status/1742933840585502810?s=20 This explains for the popular GameStop forum r/Superstonk, the moderators like Platnum Sparkles, and Satori bot that collects information about unsuspecting investors, due diligence, and market sentiment. The data collected is then sent to the shorting hedge funds to anticipate what retail investors will do, on any given day, and at any time. The early moderators of Superstonk let slip that they were involved in some intelligence circles, which now makes sense (see the Highlight post on my X profile). Superstonk is a honeypot and Ryan Cohen has illustrated that in http://Teddy.com books. In GMERICA part 6, I revealed how Fidelity shorted GameStop and knew exactly when to turn it off. Strange, right? They always know when to short your stock, because retail investors provide the information via honey pot. And do you recall the endless stock option posts that would pump before each hype date? I used to defend stock options and even played some of those until I figured it out myself, but no more. They pump, monitor Reddit, then rug pull and generate liquidity to keep shorting. What makes it worse is when retail investors do not direct register shares, because every buy order for a share that is placed through a broker generates a phantom share, or commonly known as a synthetic share. These synthetic shares are estimated to be in the billions for $GME and $BBBYQ, and the process enables failure-to-deliver shares, continuous net settlement can-kicking, and merciless naked shorting. Their goal is to never close their short position, and to drive a company into bankruptcy thus cellar box. Basically, retail is helping short its own investment unless they enter the Direct Registration System with Book-Entry form (learn http://whyDRS.org). That is a fact, and why the SEC has officially confirmed shares held at brokerage are in street name which basically means you don't actually own your shares until you DRS. At some point, you must have wondered, if they were shorting your beloved stock and making profit then where was the money going? It's easy, just follow the money. Or look at it this way, where do hedge funds get their money? Last I recall, Michael Jordan was forced to sell his stake in Charlotte Hornets basketball team because Gabe Plotkin, using Jordan's money, mismanaged it trying to short GameStop with $7 Billion in total losses. And how about all those tracked flights that Ken Griffin took to the lands of sovereign wealth and oligarchs? Celebrities, politicians, billionaires, sovereign wealth funds, and Epstein. It is all connected to GameStop, but more specifically, shorting companies into a cellar box. Now the tides have turned with Bed Bath & Beyond, the ultimate anti-cellar boxing and reverse uno squeeze play. In part 6, I showed evidence of a mounting RICO case that is being backed by the Department of Justice. In a RICO case, anyone found guilty, including co-conspirators like shills will forfeit their shares and face the crime. Talking about shills, there was a fake DD writer named Neelay Das that rose to prominence on r/BBBY and is currently attempting to stall Bed Bath & Beyond from emerging out of chapter 11 courts. What's interesting about Neelay Das is that he worked for Aricent/Altran which merged with Capgemini, a member of World Economic Forum or WEF, the same folks that said you'll own nothing and be happy. That information about Neelay Das is available from his public profile on LinkedIn (although he might scrub it after this). Time and again, these fake DD writers and shill agents have worked ruthlessly across Reddit in all major stock forums that Ryan Cohen has invested into by controlling narrative, shaping public opinions, and turning the community against each other. Needless to say, they even attempted to recruit me, and on more than one occasion. Last time was through Dr Eyeball, the current moderator of r/BBBY, a shill infested swamp for Bed Bath & Beyond discussion. Dr Eyeball made a power move to control all Bed Bath & Beyond sub-Reddits, because he is motivated to gather data to report back to his shorting hedge fund friends on how to counter the Activist Affiliates. Neelay Das used parts from my due diligence in his court battle against Bed Bath & Beyond, and now it's logged in the court dockets. Dr Eyeball has coerced several Reddit users that were moderators of r/Teddy, r/Bobbystock, and many more to give up control to him. Dr Eyeball has been very deliberate about his desire to control, consolidate, and manipulate. This has led to the deletion of the popular BBBY sub-Reddit r/PPSeedsShow since the sub was a rogue forum board not under the direct control of a shill operative. Upon deleting r/PPSeedsShow they have invited ex-members to r/Teddy which is now under control of Dr Eyeball. Which begs the question: who supported the move to r/Teddy? That should reveal a lot, and Pulte knows, which means Ryan Cohen knows. Nothing is what it seems, initially. The Storm is coming. Are you buckled up? ๐ณ๏ธโฆ.๐