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Posted On: 10/26/2022 11:03:29 AM
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yes there are similarities and possibly the exact same bad actors. unfortunately the slant of that documentary - and all the others gamestop related - is that the motive of the redditors GME/AMC is to "eat the rich" like its a class warfare. completely wrong and that is the message the mainstream media and the bad actors want - that it is just the collective greed of the retails millennials that is creating the havoc - WHEN IN REALITY IT IS THE MMS AND HEDGE FUNDS THAT CREATED THEIR OWN PROBLEM IN THE FIRST PLACE BY NAKED SHORTING THE CRAP OUT OF THESE AND MANY OTHER COMPANIES INTO OBLIVION. LIKE UMMMM ....CYTODYN.
they never mention the fact that these bad actors have placed extremely nefarious short bets 10-20 or more times the float, creating such an overflow of synthetic shares AMC declared that retail owns the entire float...which is impossible.
these documentaries also forget to include the fact that the "fail to delivers" are so rampant that they are commonplace rather than occasional accounting "mistakes". and the SEC is ignoring this, making them complicit.
these documentaries and the mainstream position is to pit the bad actors as the good guys and the GME/AMC shareholders as foolhardy amateurs who have no idea how the market operates. yet they forget to explain the blatant criminality that occurs IS THE CORE of the business plan, and no one is stopping them. they also forget to explain that the congressional hearings with keith gill "roaring kitty" knew exactly what he was doing and completely schooled the senators at their own hearing
these documentaries also forget to explain that the reason the fight against these "bad actor shorts" started in the first place was that the millennials realized these bad actors were targeting two companies that they were held near and dear to their daily lives, and they decided to fight back. movies and gaming. it became culturally personal and these scumbags were about to force two of their favorite companies into bankruptcy, all for their personal profit. total scumbags all of them.
the millennials took it personally.
these documentaries also forget to include the theory/fact that the GME short squeeze has not happened yet, but they want you to believe it happened during the run up from 4 to 400 and back to 25. so the theory/fact is that the GME or AMC squeeze is still on the horizon. and how they are able to continually fund their short positions this long, all the while fail to deliver is basically ignored is a major part of their criminality.
so "eat the rich" is not a fair title at all. its more like "eat the scum".
what does this have to do with cytodyn?
EVERYTHING.
the scumbags are laughing are allowed to roam freely while the actual people who are trying to actually save lives and do good in this world ( and make a profit of course ) are bogged down and clipped in the kneecaps at every turn with refuse to file letters and clinical holds etc etc etc. yet the message is somewhat controlled by them and they get to claim that leronlimab is just an experimental drug that hasnt proven a damn thing. that message is changing
but still no one is doing anything to stop them. no FDA. no SEC. lawyers are trying but it doesnt even matter if you are right.
we are taking it personally.
always been told not to get emotional in investing but this one is different. and i want to win this one for more than one reason. and im not alone
they never mention the fact that these bad actors have placed extremely nefarious short bets 10-20 or more times the float, creating such an overflow of synthetic shares AMC declared that retail owns the entire float...which is impossible.
these documentaries also forget to include the fact that the "fail to delivers" are so rampant that they are commonplace rather than occasional accounting "mistakes". and the SEC is ignoring this, making them complicit.
these documentaries and the mainstream position is to pit the bad actors as the good guys and the GME/AMC shareholders as foolhardy amateurs who have no idea how the market operates. yet they forget to explain the blatant criminality that occurs IS THE CORE of the business plan, and no one is stopping them. they also forget to explain that the congressional hearings with keith gill "roaring kitty" knew exactly what he was doing and completely schooled the senators at their own hearing
these documentaries also forget to explain that the reason the fight against these "bad actor shorts" started in the first place was that the millennials realized these bad actors were targeting two companies that they were held near and dear to their daily lives, and they decided to fight back. movies and gaming. it became culturally personal and these scumbags were about to force two of their favorite companies into bankruptcy, all for their personal profit. total scumbags all of them.
the millennials took it personally.
these documentaries also forget to include the theory/fact that the GME short squeeze has not happened yet, but they want you to believe it happened during the run up from 4 to 400 and back to 25. so the theory/fact is that the GME or AMC squeeze is still on the horizon. and how they are able to continually fund their short positions this long, all the while fail to deliver is basically ignored is a major part of their criminality.
so "eat the rich" is not a fair title at all. its more like "eat the scum".
what does this have to do with cytodyn?
EVERYTHING.
the scumbags are laughing are allowed to roam freely while the actual people who are trying to actually save lives and do good in this world ( and make a profit of course ) are bogged down and clipped in the kneecaps at every turn with refuse to file letters and clinical holds etc etc etc. yet the message is somewhat controlled by them and they get to claim that leronlimab is just an experimental drug that hasnt proven a damn thing. that message is changing
but still no one is doing anything to stop them. no FDA. no SEC. lawyers are trying but it doesnt even matter if you are right.
we are taking it personally.
always been told not to get emotional in investing but this one is different. and i want to win this one for more than one reason. and im not alone
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