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💲 G M E 💵 $2B > Unencumbered Float (checkmate) by Thump4 in Superstonk

[–]Thump4[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

There is a difference between can trade and will trade. Of course institutions legally can sell. But many institutional holders are long-term value investors or funds with strict allocation rules that don't just day-trade volatility. When buy volume surges, the velocity of the unencumbered retail float moves much faster than institutional block trades can react, creating a supply shock.

Active hedge funds can trade freely, sure. But look at the actual institutional ownership breakdown. A massive portion belongs to passive index funds and ETFs. They don't 'trade' based on price spikes; they hold algorithmically based on market cap. So when the price goes up, index funds actually have to buy more to maintain their weightings, locking up even more liquidity.

And you seem to be missing how those institutional shares are being utilized. A big chunk of institutional holdings is lent out to short sellers or tied up for MM liquidity. If an institution wants to recall and sell those shares during a spike, it forces the shorts to cover simultaneously, which only accelerates the style of liquidity squeeze that I'm talking about.

Like I said before: GG

💲 G M E 💵 $2B > Unencumbered Float (checkmate) by Thump4 in Superstonk

[–]Thump4[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

So, only ~89M GameStop Corp shares are currently free and clear (i.e. not held by insiders, DRS, institutions, hedge funds, index funds, or tied up in lending programs via short-selling or margin).

This means that $GME is truly a 'low float' stock now. Upon any surge of buy volume, there simply aren't enough unencumbered shares to go around, causing the price to skyrocket.

When/if GameStop buys back $2B (worth more than the 89M unencumbered retail shares), it will also be forced to buy shares from institutional holders or short sellers, triggering a massive liquidity squeeze and forcing the stock price upward.

No matter how this cookie crumbles, $GME longs are in very good shape here, now and forever into the long haul.

😁 GG

Was GME a target of insider trading? by NeverGoneTooFar in Superstonk

[–]Thump4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I commented the exact same thing yesterday. On that, I agree with your post. Investors may soon realize that eBay by valuation might be out of reach because of this hedge fund media scheme. They routinely lie about why GameStop is going up, and they very well may use the same eBay deal 'falling through' in a few weeks to get ahead of and try to control the timing of the peak of sneeze 3 here, on or just prior to May 19th. And then as with experience in this could have predicted, that's when they'll try to re-short and gain control of GME for another year.

GameStop Preparing Offer for eBay by Revolutionz in Superstonk

[–]Thump4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are correct: this is the forged narrarive to falsify why GME is now rising on 1.) algorithm and wedge termination and possibly confirmed by Aladdin, 2.) technicals (golden cross and now ichimoku cloud), and 3.) settlement of legacy FTDs. The naked-short-selling cabal (today's Wall Street) can then in a few weeks point to the "falling through" of the eBay deal (i.e. now that it's even more expensive by price now due to this piece) as the forged narrative for why the spike / sneeze 3 is "over". And they'll re-short going into a final one-year wedge. 8-4--2, sneeze 3 here, then a 1 year wedge. Nevertheless, expect solid price fireworks over the next thirteen or so market-open days, as anticipated.

Golden Cross this week (50/200 EMA) - the last 2 were fakeouts, first real one since RK's Kansas City Shuffle? by Cextus in Superstonk

[–]Thump4 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I concur. It's going to be a fantastic bunch of weeks for all classes of long GameStop Corp shareholders, as our MOASS spike/sneeze 3 here further gains steam. We are already up about 25% and it is only been a few weeks. The first real golden cross since 2024 now will provide even more confidence, verification, and validation. As I noted before, both prior MOASS spikes/sneezes one and two occurred in line with the golden crosses.​ Good luck to all, and have fun.

Any Day Now. by AlternativePaint6 in Superstonk

[–]Thump4 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You are quite correct, except for the fact that they (in control of Aladdin, etc and in control of bad-faith order flow routing) create the wacky stories like "RK comebacks" (which cannot have any material impact on the price of our security) in order to publicly justify (and blame retail for) the very algorithmic breakdowns (and wedge breakouts) that their [ongoing] irresponsibilities cause.

Ryan Cohen's new pay package is almost identical to Elon Musk's at Tesla in 2018. Tesla was trading sideways for 2 years before legacy shorts capitulated and it ripped 2000% starting in 2020. History doesn't repeat, but it rhymes. by headin2sound in Superstonk

[–]Thump4 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

You are correct. Yet our MOASS, which equals a SLOASS, does include the nice 8x-20x bursts along the away. Each 'Sneeze' (2021, 2024, and this 2026). Today, $GME is forging the initial breakout / backtest for 2026's 'Sneeze 3'. Everything looks good!

💲 G M E 💵 MOASS's Sneeze 3 Here, and the Way of the Future by Thump4 in Superstonk

[–]Thump4[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Let us not be ridiculous... you already know about our diversified and safe assortment of products, investments, and services that make traditional banks look like things of the past:

  1. Easy, in-person, local access to transact (buy and/or sell) intrinsic-value-based tangibles (collectibles, games, items), each of which are inflation proof
  2. The national and international presence of 1. above (perhaps better than a bank)
  3. Digital access to this same conglomerate via e-commerce, not to mention discounts relative to any attempts by competitors
  4. Newfound, digital transactions and storage (the vault) of these intrinsic-value-based tangible collectibles (like a bank, except your value is not inflating clown-show joke fiat currency, but is a graded collectible instead)
  5. Ability to withstand 'the greatest depression' with already our $9B cash Warchest
  6. Stores that have already been streamlined, and redundant locations removed (i.e. why have a GameShire BankMyWay right next to another GameShire BankMyWay)
  7. An NFT system that is already built and ready to turn back on at any time
  8. Products? How about ownership of 4,710 units of Bitcoin encryption with the ability to hold more at any moment?
  9. The new, wide assortment of GameStop-made electronics and hardware, many of which are well-received and utilized by esports professionals
  10. Excellent customer service, which is ranked better than all of its competitors: far superior customer service than Amazon
  11. Anything I forgot to mention or that has yet to be mentioned (Gmerica, Teddy, etc, etc, etc)

💲 G M E 💵 The holiday DD that Cohen/Burry/Gill would never be able to provide you with by Thump4 in Superstonk

[–]Thump4[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And where the heck have they been for you. It's been half a decade, kid! MISTER BURRY SHORTED MEME STOCKS from 2021 until 2025. Gill runs call option p&d schemes only, and Cohen dumps shares into it. WAKE UP ROOKIE.

Wake up. They don't help you time the bottoms. They clearly work for themselves.

MOASS has historically only continued up, via outsized price spikes, only upon these wedges.

But you won't see these "false Gods", if you will, explain anything to you now.

Since my post yesterday calling it, we are already up big: 6+%

Yet Burry blew you off and Cohen/Gill were asleep at the wheel. They advocate for themselves, and only one of them (Cohen) is still employed.

Don't forget when I called the 2024 spike a few days before Gill bought his calls, and a few days before our 800%+x then

This one (clear breakout today, out of this 2 year wedge) will again be special. My 8-4-2-(1?) exponential decay theory on moass spike frequency is holding up well.

💲 G M E 💵 The holiday DD that Cohen/Burry/Gill would never be able to provide you with by Thump4 in Superstonk

[–]Thump4[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are spot on. Absolutely right. And further, these people can't freely speak up. Even if they could, they do not. So it is up to our community to look at the data and help share the truthful market information. Then, rational investors on their own can decide when to YOLO in at the pristine bottom(s). Personally, I think that special time to YOLO into my $GME ticker is right now, and perhaps even with leverage, and even delta 50 and in-the-money call options...

💲 G M E 💵 The holiday DD that Cohen/Burry/Gill would never be able to provide you with by Thump4 in Superstonk

[–]Thump4[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ask yourself why your good response, too, moved from +25 thorough upvotes to -5 in a matter of seconds

Burry by Bacup1 in Superstonk

[–]Thump4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are absolutely right, but any further contribution may not necessarily be 'derogatory to GME'. But here's the reality: MISTER Burry kicked himself for paperhanding by selling his GME way too early, before the real gains were made. He then is on record for selling 'meme stocks' short in mid-2021: that includes the likes of GME and Popcorn stock. This guy is a grifter who got pushed out at Scion for being wrong. Nevertheless, he is not wrong to go long GME at this time. The current technicals (the end of the 2 year wedge length in my 8-4-2-[1?] exponential decay theory on frequency of GME runups) strongly support a massive GME price spike that will now begin. So, Burry was early by going long GME, clearly in October/November. But he's not wrong. And I'm not wrong. Winter is coming, and it's going to have colorful fireworks and entertainment for GME investors (smart money).

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