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https://www.reddit.com/r/GME/comments/1cpkrt0/superstonk_needs_to_allow_the_original_heat_lamp/

It's become so well known and now that multiple experts are weighing in and saying it's possible, the SS mods are trying to sweep it under the rug by saying it's an "already known" DD that doesn't need to be rehashed.

Excuse me, but what the fuck?

The SS mods caused so much harm to the ape community over this. They silenced people, they banned people (including me) and thus slowed down the flow of shares going to pure book that could have caused MOASS so much sooner.

Not too long ago platinumsparkles made a nonsense post taking part of a GME earnings call out of context and tried to say heat lamp is dead. I called her out on it, and of course she never retracted her statement or apologized.

If they now acknowledge the fact that heat lamp is valid, they need to unban everyone they banned for posting heat lamp, and apologize for all the harm they caused.

platinumsparkles also needs to step down. She has been the most rabid mod attacking heat lamp and she is personally responsible for causing most of the harm.

In response to: https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/1b1x3rg/researchers_show_reddit_users_caused_the_famous/

Options caused the January 2021 price action on GME. Derivatives are the casino. There is more money in playing options than there is in the underlying stock that those options are being played over.

Infinite liquidity destabilizes the stock market because it breaks the fundamental value that stock has. People should be able to buy up all the shares of a stock, and that should cause the price of that stock to increase in value. But when market makes like shitadel are allowed to sell more of a stock than what was issued by the company in the name of liquidity, the stock market becomes detached from reality and it's impossible for a price discovery to occur.

Retail has done nothing wrong. In fact what we've been doing is noble. Direct registration is putting our money into the real underlying economy. Booked shares are the only thing in the stock market that has real intrinsic value, and for the past 3 years we've been watching as retail DRS's more and more stock, and the value of that stock continually drops. It shouldn't work like this, but it does because our market is heavily manipulated by the so-called "market makers".

This whole time we've been waiting for a short squeeze, which by all rights should happen but isn't because our stock market is completely detached from reality. Infinite liquidity, dark pools, swaps, derivatives are all parts of a casino and market makers are the house rigging everything against you. I would go so far as to even say this is harming our economy. Why is it so hard to start a new business? Why do executives of mega corporations give themselves huge bonuses and pay their workers so little? Why do hedge funds make huge gains but retail investors always lose? Why isn't our market working for everyone?

Because hedge funds turned our stock market into a casino. Do you want to make our stock market work for everyone? Then there needs to be an end to liquidity. Options need to be illegal.

This is in regards to her post:

https://twitter.com/platnumsparkles/status/1756162709479948429?s=46&t=JpDQbRm88QR_E0vD6YHerQ

First I want to ask everyone to ACTUALLY READ THE RESPONSE FROM GAMESTOP.

First I want to point out the last paragraph in Gamestop's response:

The false and misleading statements described above relate to the Proposal's fundamental purpose - that the Company discontinue its DirectStock Plan and choose a new transfer agent

The proposal was to choose a new transfer agent. It wasn't an inquiry about the difference between book and plan. Platinum Sparkles lied and twisted the response into a book versus plan thing.

Secondly I want to point out this paragraph in Gamestop's response:

The FAQ page explains that Computershare holds only "a portion of the aggregate DSPP book-entry shares via its broker in DTC for operational efficiency

This is heat lamp, people. Right here Gamestop is pointing to Computershare's FAQ page and verifies that a portion of DSPP (plan) shares are held by the DTCC. They confirm heat lamp with this sentence in their response!

Platinum Sparkles is a liar. She is deliberately misleading investors in order to attack a DD she doesn't like. But the response from Gamestop confirms the heat lamp DD!

Computershare has confirmed that a portion of DSPP shares are held by the DTC.

The SEC has confirmed that a portion of DSPP shares are held by the DTC.

Gamestop has confirmed that a portion of DSPP shares are held by the DTC.

Heat Lamp is the single most confirmed DD. There is no other DD more rock solid than heat lamp. I don't know what to tell you.

No financial advice, but if you haven't terminated plan and are holding all your shares in pure book, you don't actually own all of your shares.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/18klv9u/how_to_take_down_a_ponzi_some_speculations_on_how/

He missed a cash dividend.

It's odd to me every time a dividend comes up I see people against it, or they want a NFT dividend like the DTCC can't BS their way through that. I don't think a NFT dividend would work. It was tried once when Overstock was shorted and it flopped.

Cash is king and there is no substitute for cash in the market. They can't pay out monopoly money or IOU's when a cash dividend happens. If Gamestop hands the DTCC X amount of dollars and says this is for a $1 dividend to each shareholder, the shorts are fucked. They have to pay the full amount of the dividend to every shareholder who bought a naked short and they have to pay out of pocket.

Apparently RC can invest Gamestop funds in stocks now, and I saw a great suggestion that Gamestop should invest in dividend stocks and then issue a "pass through dividend" to shareholders when those stocks issue dividends. So say Gamestop invests in Coca Cola - when Coke issues a dividend, Gamestop would simply pass that cash onto GME shareholders as a dividend. So we get a cash dividend, paid for by Coke.

And every time that happens, the shorts have to pay the difference. All the naked shorts they've issued over the past 3+ years also get the dividend.

This is how we blow up the Ponzi scheme.

Every time they short sell more, they get more money. How do we use the naked shorts against them? A cash dividend.

It's the killing blow and that's why every time it comes up, people are against it. Think of it as a litmus test. Who is part of a fifth column and actually working against us?

I saw this deleted at Superstonk. If they are trying to silence it, then it must be good.

https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.php/en/news-page/world/bank-books-149-trillion-equity-swap-due-to-expire-settle-on-december-15

I wonder how many GME shorts are hidden in these swaps???

These past 3 years we've watched as our buy orders don't impact the price because most of us can't afford to buy a full 100 share lot all at once. It's almost like the market is run by bullies who twist the rules to try and make us lose.

Even for those of us who can afford 100 share lots, if they don't route through IEX their order likely goes into a dark pool and gets broken up into segments so it still doesn't impact the price. AFAIK the only way for household investors to impact the price is to buy 100 share lots and route through IEX.

Keep in mind that should any of us decide to sell during the squeeze the opposite will be true.

If retail doesn't route through IEX when they sell, the dark pools will group the orders together to make sure as many sell orders go through in lots of 100, driving the price down fast. If you want to sell and get rich, and keep the squeeze squeezing as long as possible, then route through IEX with lots smaller than 100. So these orders don't get grouped together in a dark pool and they are too small to impact the price.

Unfortunately Computershare doesn't have the option to route through IEX, so the only people who will be able to sell without impacting the price are apes who hold shares at brokers with the option to route through IEX.

Also read about the requirements for filing form 13H (large volume trades) https://www.investopedia.com/terms/l/largetrader.asp

I've seen form 13H mentioned on GME subs before but not the sell lots thing. Most GME subs don't want to talk about selling, but I think there is a right way to do it when the time comes.

1. If at a broker, route through IEX

2. If at a broker, keep lots smaller than 100

3. Sell from Computershare last (or not at all)

4. Don't sell from Computershare until the squeeze is "over the hump" and the price starts dropping again.

5. Do not panic sell. They will turn the buy button off again. They will lie and scream and threaten and intimidate. The shit will hit the fan, but don't give in. Every trade you make should be cold and calculated.

Doing it this way drags the squeeze out for the longest amount of time possible.