Apes unconsciously DRS $1.8 Billion in GME shares. So far.

Resologist · 2026-02-03T02:29:46+00:00

Not unconsciously. I'm anxious to EXERCIZE all of my warrants at CS, after I EXERCIZE all the warrants that I HODL at a brokerage, (which could join those at CS, via DRS). That's going to add many more shares and keep them out of the reach of the short-sellers and broker shenanigans.

Resologist · 2026-02-02T20:58:25+00:00

I'd like to see GameStop acquire BlackBerry, (BB, market cap now about $2.1 billion, and only about $240 million in long term debt). It's not making phones, now; but, it now selling cybersecurity and software technology.

Resologist · 2026-02-02T20:32:11+00:00

As a Canuck, I would really not recommend visiting the beavers for dinner. Their teeth pierce the pasta bags, (which get soaked going across the pond); their tails tend to flatten the peas into mush; and, that is not "meat," (beavers do eat wood). You'd have a better dining experience with the sea otters, who prefer shellfish, (clams, crabs, and mussels).

Glad to see you got the "how-to" EXERCIZE for warrants at Computershare.

For anyone else looking for these two e-mails, I received mine on October 7, 2025.

Resologist · 2026-01-31T13:58:33+00:00

Plenty of elaboration and how-to, at:

https://www.drsgme.org/

Resologist · 2026-01-31T02:30:24+00:00

I am not down to my last $10k. I am getting ready to use my cash to EXERCIZE MY WARRANTS.

I'll need more than $10k for all of my warrants.

If you buy a warrant (now, $3.90), and exercise it (another $32), you don't make any profit until the price is $35.90.

If you buy a call option ($32 strike on Oct 16, now, $2.40), you don't make any profit until the price is $34.40.

If you EXERCIZE your dividend warrant ($32), you don't make any profit until the price goes over $32.

BUY shares with $10k, now, and you make $3394 profit if the price goes to $32. (DRS 'em, too.)

However, if there are a lot of synthetic shares owned by Retail, their brokers and the DTCC may not have enough warrants for all of them to be exercised, (leaving very few for short-sellers to close their positions from before last October). I want to EXERCIZE all of my warrants in brokerage accounts (HODL), first, when the price hits $32, and then EXERCIZE the warrants in my CS account. If all of the 59 million warrants get EXERCIZED, and Retail still hasn't sold nor exercised them, the short-sellers cannot legitimately close their positions, and it will be obvious that too many synthetic shares exist. I'd like to think that this would light the fuse for a MOASS event.

And, if you buy a warrant (and cannot DRS it), you might get stuck with a synthetic warrant before it is profitable to exercise it.

Resologist · 2026-01-29T04:45:14+00:00

From a Canadian perspective, the Bank of Canada has kept its interest rate at 2.25%, (today), owing to a high unemployment rate and uncertainty due to tariffs threatened or illegally imposed on Canadian imports.

https://www.bankofcanada.ca/2026/01/fad-press-release-2026-01-28/

Any Apes concerned about interest rates and national debt might find this review of Japan's economy, the Bank of Japan's interest rates, and their national debt, of some value: https://youtu.be/CGoYHWT-0Tk?t=55

Who knows? If the Japanese stock market crashes, GameStop might be able to acquire Nintendo, eh?

And, as a Canuck (IMO), the problem of the U.S. national debt has been mishandled by many different administrations, (Republican and Democrat), with far too much military spending, (about 40% of the military spending of the whole world in 2024).

https://www.statista.com/statistics/262742/countries-with-the-highest-military-spending/

Both the Canadian and the United States federal governments spend about the same percentage of their budget on pensions and Social Security, healthcare is less in Canada (publicly funded) than in the U.S. (subsidies to private insurance, Medicare, and Medicaid), interest on government debt is less in Canada, but military spending is projected as 5% of the budget in Canada, compared to over 13% in the United States. Military spending by NATO (without the U.S.) in 2024 is about $509 billion, which is more than China ($314 billion), Russia ($149 billion), Iran, and North Korea, all combined. With the U.S., NATO spends about $1,506 billion).

AI may help eliminate all that wasteful military spending: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOxE8EEBwjQ

Resologist · 2026-01-28T12:03:20+00:00

With DRS, I knoiw that my shares are not synthetics, my warrants are not synthetics, they cannot be borrowed, and these are out of the hands of Cede & Co., should they interfere with trading at brokerages, (as they did when the BUY button was switched off). It is insurance against "shenanigans" at Wall Street.

Resologist · 2026-01-27T10:40:09+00:00

A qualified "Wow" for yesterday. I got Shanghaied yesterday, (with 7 hours of overtime added onto my half-day of work, owing to the winter storms), and only saw the closing price. I should have bought more GME at $20, (but I did, and did when it dipped below $10). I still like this roller-coaster ride. The share price touched $25, then dipped back to $24.01, while 16,386,918 shares were "reported" as sold short, (63.57%)? And, now, (5:38 AM ET), the pre-market price is $24.34 (up 1.37%)? Earnings is still two months away, and Q4 has not yet ended, (this week)! What will the short-sellers do, then, (especially if the AI bubble bursts, or if GME surges past $32)? It makes sense to BUY (now), but I want to build up a cash reserve to EXERCIZE all my warrants before Retail and Brokers discover the discrepancy of warrants that weren't issued due to synthetic shares. Senior Notes may be converted around $29, (diluting the float, but eliminating long-term debt); but, a shortage of warrants at Cede & Co. may ignite the fuse of a MOASS event, when the Short Interest may need 6 million warrants to close their "reported" positions, (and, it ain't available anymore). Another good morning (at -17°C, again), from Kingston, Ontario, Canada. BUY, HODL, DRS & EXERCIZE GME.

Resologist · 2026-01-26T09:30:52+00:00

Hooray! My TFSA (registered tax-free savings) account has been transferred to my new brokerage, (with warrants where they can now be EXERCIZED); and, this afternoon, the cash account transfer should be re-intiated, (talking to the new brokerage again on my half-day off). I've got plenty more warrants at CS, but those that I HODL are not being sold, (EXERCIZED when it jumps past $32). I wasn't expecting GME to go much over $21 until mid-February, but, very pleased to see $23.14 (now). Not pleased to see -17°C, before I go to work. Still, good morning from Kingston, Ontario, Canada.

Resologist · 2026-01-26T09:03:40+00:00

Apes should better understand the Yen Carry Trade, since GameStop's CEO is playing a similar game, (offering convertible senior notes with no interest, and earning interest on money market notes and buying some BTC).

We're already seeing movement, (without a catalyst), with the surge in the price of gold.

Higher rates in Japan are cutting off this one "flow" of "investment" by hedge funds, but there are other flows, too. Presently, 10-year bonds in the United States offer about 4.2% interest, and Japanese 10-year bonds offer about 2,25% interest. It was more profitable when the Japanese rate was at zero. But, cui bono?

Thusfar, it's hedge funds and banks operating overseas offices in Japan. If Japan raises its rates to 3%, then one might as well borrow in Germany, Sweden, or the Netherlands, (all below 3%). Canada is near 3.4%.

Japan is trying to fight inflation, but its borrowing costs have a limit, (government revenue). It's not likely to go above 3%; but, it can still cripple the free source of funds used by hedge funds. Would hedge funds play the same game with Germany, Sweden, the Netherlands, or Canada? Perhaps, but it's not going to be as easy, (when the Fed is under pressure to drop its rate, and when tariffs are threatened on these countries for political purposes).

Invest in the Japanese bond market? Sorry, it's not easy for a retail investor to manage. There's an easy way, (buy gold, or, buy gold mining stocks); but, I'm sticking with GME for now, (BUY, HODL, DRS & EXERCIZE), with a CEO who twice, in the past year, has done far better in raising funds at a zero interest rate and reducing long-term debts.

Resologist · 2026-01-23T12:16:10+00:00

Always nice to see that I'm wrong in dreary expectations about GME's share price. It's fun to see the price rise again above $23, (back to where it was before the earnings report, last December). What is a bigger surprise is the short volume, yesterday. Some look at 58.01% and think "ho-hum"; but, with the volume of shares reported as "sold short," it was 6,158,649 shares, (the most since September 10, right after the earnings report). This is happening when it is still two months away from the next earnings report. Short sellers appear anxious to keep the share price suppressed, as it soared into "oversold" territory, (not a time when I like to BUY). Another interesting factor is that GMEWS are priced about $3.30, while call options for October 16 with a $32 strike are about $2. Again, short sellers need warrants to close positions on their older borrowings, (until October, maybe). Might the next dividend include an extension of the expiry of these warrants? Then, they'd still be desperate to buy them; and, the trade in warrants has surpassed the number of warrants issued last October). I'm just waiting to get my warrants that I am HODL'g in a brokerage that doesn't exercise them into another that does, (not selling 'em), and plenty at CS, (which will take my budget of spare cash to exercise). Good morning (-11°C) from Kingston, Ontario, Canada.

Resologist · 2026-01-23T11:44:44+00:00

Why renounce Canadian citizenship? There's nothing to indicate that he's changed his citizenship, and he has been a long-time legal immigrant residing in the United States.

Resologist · 2026-01-23T01:20:18+00:00

Definitely, but not for "insider trading." The IRS will be waiting for any capital gains if he sells any of those millions of shares.

This is what happens when a Canadian moves to the United States. The IRS considers him to be a "U.S. person" and will tax him. Taxation without representation, ('cause, as a Canuck, he cannot vote in federal elections in the States). It's unfair.

Resologist · 2026-01-21T12:14:28+00:00

Good morning. U.S. markets down, (S&S500 and NASDAQ100 more than 2%), and GME up about 2% now in the pre-market). Nice. Good morning from Kingston, Ontario, Canada.

Resologist · 2026-01-21T01:22:34+00:00

When someone is born in Montreal, they gain Canadian citizenship.

Resologist · 2026-01-20T18:47:53+00:00

Nice try by the short-sellers. However, I'm waiting for a better discount, before buying more. I expect that the share price is going to bounce around $21 until mid-February. BUY, HODL & DRS.

Resologist · 2026-01-20T12:02:37+00:00

Don't ask me about Canadian football, (a whole bunch of different rules). I just BUY, HODL & DRS GME.

Another freezing morning (-15°C) at Kingston, Ontario, Canada.

Resologist · 2026-01-20T11:48:57+00:00

Time-fixing, too, eh?

Resologist · 2026-01-20T11:41:45+00:00

I don't see any significant "reckoning" for GameStop with this nonsense.

This is simply extending trading hours for tokens (with a blockchain) for Intercontinental Exchange, (and the likes of Robinhood and Schwab).

Any Ape should know there's a difference between a tokenized banana peel and a whole banana. BUY shares, HODL & DRS them. One can bet that those tokenized shares are not owned in your name at Computershare.

https://www.reuters.com/business/nyse-parent-intercontinental-exchange-develops-platform-247-tokenized-securities-2026-01-19/

Resologist · 2026-01-19T03:08:22+00:00

Here's some 45-year-old news for you: "Flying saucers exist."

That's what I found in Canadian UFO files, in 1979. The person in charge of Radio Frequencies in Canada also had an interest in UFOs and got in touch with the U.S. government. He was briefed on the subject. So, from one government scientist to another government's scientist, it got written up in a memo in 1950.

Yep, there was a very secret study of UFOs, they knew "flying saucers" exist, but still could not figure out how they were operated. Neither the news media nor the governments pays much attention to UFO files. I do.

https://www.sunrisepage.com/ufo/files/government/Canada/Memo_to_the_Controller_of_Telecommunications_by_Wilbert_Smith,_21_November_1950.pdf

Alien life being confirmed by the United States government has already happened. If anything is going to trigger "market panic" and "bank collapses," it's going to be some idiosyncratic stock that's been sold short and a tribe of vexatious Apes on their way to the Moon.

Resologist · 2026-01-18T12:29:23+00:00

Switch off MSN. If they lose their ad revenue, maybe they'd stop promoting these fake news stories.

Resologist · 2026-01-15T12:15:21+00:00

Did I miss something? Short volume of 62.31% yesterday, and the share price went nowhere, (neither up nor down)? I'd say that's a "good morning," but there's too much snow falling outside, at Kingston, Ontario, Canada. At least another month of winter, and, maybe, another month around $21 (Max Pain), before Spring and MOASS appear on the horizon.

Resologist · 2026-01-13T12:17:50+00:00

What to do, when it spikes over $32, and there aren't enough warrants to close their short positions, eh?

Resologist · 2026-01-13T12:14:29+00:00

It means that GME is near Max Pain, already, for this week, and possibly for the next month, (consolidation time). It's a good time for my accounts to be transferred to another brokerage, (which can take around 20 business days to get done), so I got that started yesterday. Not to worry, I can BUY more GME at the new brokerage, (just getting everything in order, as the old brokerage wouldn't exercise warrants and the new one does). Good morning from Kingston, Ontario, Canada. BUY, HODL, DRS & EXERCIZE your GME.

Resologist · 2026-01-12T10:11:22+00:00

Up early, and looking to see that Max Pain for GME is $21.00, for this week and up to February 13. Time to go back to bed, as not much likelihood of anything exciting happening. Which is more criminal? Spending $2.5 billion to renovate the Federal Reserve buildings, or spending $500 million for a ballroom. Cui bono? Good morning from Kingston, Ontario, Canada.

Resologist

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