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Same story as before, when DFV was posting on WaIIStr33tB3ts, the sub became infested with bots.

This sub was left alone for the last 3 years but when DFV posted his yolo here after WaIIStr33tB3ts banned all GME discussion, it attracted anyone and everyone.

In order to FUD new investors from buying GME they've deployed all the bots here too. The sub is infested with them.

Can the mods do something?

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$10 is considered a technical bottom for GME. After the buy button was turned off, it settled at around $10. After 3 years of shorting, it settled at around $10.

This is because fundamentally, it's worth at least $10, mainly because of the 1 Billion cash the company has.

$10 is where those who shorted it all the way from 80 for the past 3 years look to close (smaller, legal shorts...not the illegal naked shorted many floats Citadel/CreditSuisse/UBS). This is buying pressure.

$10 is where shorts are no longer comfortable shorting it anymore, because it's almost at the bottom of where they can drive it without turning the price into Deep Value again. No more sell pressure.

$10 is where any

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We can all agree, in hindsight, one of the best moves GME/RC made was selling some shares back in 2021 and raising 1.8 Billion. This has been VITAL in giving the board a year or two to stop the losses and try new projects. We're now pretty much breaking even and the next step is profitability.

Remember the whole point of naked short cellar boxing, the thing that, in conjunction with private equity snake insiders planted on the board from Apollo and BCG to bankrupt the company from within...The entire point hinges on the fact that the company cannot sell shares to raise money because the stock's price is in the cellar (boxed in a $.0001 range for OTC/Blue/Pink/Sheets, who knows what it is fo

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If/When GME acquires outright another company, they parent company (GME) will be able to issue new shares of its child company as a dividend for all GME holders. This forces shorts to buy shares of child company (therefore massively increasing its value, and in turn GME's value as they are the ones who own the company).

Example below, note that GME can never acquire apple, just using as an example, switch out for any company, owned fully or even partially.

GME acquires Apple. GME issues 1 apple share to every GME holder as a dividend. We all know shorts pay the dividend as shorting increases the float. The shorts have to go out to the open market and purchase Apple shares to deliver to

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We know the shorts are walking this down as they usually do. Had he announced at 80, they would have tried to make him the scapegoat, saying he stopped the run. Had he announced at 40, they would have said he was responsible for tanking it down 20.

RC announced it while the price was 25 in premarket, and they used that to dump it to 20.

Ryan Cohen works for free, buys stock with his own money, and is GME's largest shareholder. He's not going to work for free for years just to destroy his own investment. He only makes money when the stock price rises, just like us.

Shorts are trapped, manipulate and walk it down and they are forced to short at 10-15 again, or let it run and GME raises bill

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We know the shorts are walking this down as they usually do. Had he announced at 80, they would have tried to make him the scapegoat, saying he stopped the run. Had he announced at 40, they would have said he was responsible for tanking it down 20.

RC announced it while the price was 25 in premarket, and they used that to dump it to 20.

Ryan Cohen works for free, buys stock with his own money, and is GME's largest shareholder. He's not going to work for free for years just to destroy his own investment.

Short interest is at a minimum 140%, at a maximum of 300-600%. Roughly, that means shorts needs, at a minimum 300M shares, and at a maximum 600-900M shares. A 45M share dilution does not k

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Shorts have the same mentality now as they did in 2021. Why cover when the price is high? They know in a few days they can just kick the can by walking the price down using the 100's of manipulation tactics available to them and hope GME goes bankrupt.

If their mentality then was 'just wait and it'll go back down, no need to cover and get squeezed'...Why would it be any different now?

This ends only when GME is profitable enough to issue quarterly cash dividends. Then every naked obligation they've created must receive that cash dividend. And this will happen soon.

In other news, I fully expect Citadel to be in the news soon because they must borrow even more money now. Whenever they mani

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Shorts still have not closed.

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Here I thought that this recent action was shorts finally closing. Boy was I wrong. This was an options gamma squeeze. We see now the same things that happened in 2021, we see now that they hit back hard when it breached 80 (320 pre split). We see now that THREE years later CNBC/MarketWatch/InvestorPlace/Bloomberg/etc and Jim Cramer are STILL telling us to sell. They even begged Ryan Cohen/GME to dilute (give them an exit) and our CEO didn't budge one bit. RC's share's were worth nearly $3 Billion at 80. He didn't blink. GME, unlike another CEO of another stock, didn't dilute. Even though he could raise another billion or two without hurting a squeeze.

So my original thesis was correct. The

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I cannot wait for DIVIDENDS

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So angry at all this foreign fraud, using European Countries and Canada to get around short reporting rules and dodge FTD's...

I cannot wait for the day when GME issues a cash dividend, all those naked shorts and FTD's and other obligations WILL need to be dealt with. SHORTS WILL NEED TO PAY. Once GME issues a dividend it's GAME OVER.

I will accumulate as much as I can at this price while they keep it this low.

This is not financial advice.

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