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As we’ve discussed for a long time here, the banking giants that help facilitate the shorting of our favorite stock once again ‘accidentally’ dispose of the trail. Ask anyone in the industry, it’s not easy to lose these kinds of back-ups. I share this mainly to say - looks like it’s time to hodl even harder 🦍 Not Financial Advice, just ooking into the void.

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https://www.fi-desk.com/exclusive-citadel-securities-confirms-plans-to-enter-corporate-bond-market/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=exclusive-citadel-securities-confirms-plans-to-enter-corporate-bond-market

Citadel Securities has announced plans to enter the corporate bond market this year, The DESK can reveal, in a surprise play for one of the few areas of the market that it does not already dominate.

The move was confirmed to The DESK by Will Boeckman, the head of fixed income platform sales at Citadel Securities, who announced the plans onstage at FILS US 2023. He told The DESK that while the launch was still in its early stages, the firm has already partnered with MarketAxess, live as of Tuesday 20 June, and plans to join all the other major platforms.

Activity will initially be limited to the US, with no entry to Europe yet, but the long-term goal is to build the same footprint in corporate bonds as the firm already holds in rates, treasuries and ETFs, according to sources. Citadel Securities is already one of the largest market makers in the world in the global fixed income and currency markets, and in recent years has worked on expanding its footprint in both treasuries and rates, as well as its global presence.

According to Boeckman, it is setting its sights on the corporate bond market in order to help liquidity improve. The news may come as a welcome relief to bond traders, after a challenging year in which bid/offer spreads have notably widened at points and traditional dealer liquidity provision has been challenged by highly volatile markets and cost of capital.

The move comes following a record year for the firm, which posted a windfall revenue of US$7.5bn in 2022, up 7.1% on the previous year. The DESK

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DTCC Twitter

Today I ask: .@The_DTCC June 12 SEC charged investment adviser Sabby Mgmt LLC re: naked shorting. Is #DTCC and @SECGov finally admitting counterfeiting shares exists? Corruption of demand & supply curve? Literal financial terrorism? Lind Partners is about to go down $****. Who's next $GME?

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This table will automatically update whenever there is a change to GME available shares or borrow fee as reported in either Fidelity Active Trader Pro (checked every minute) or as reported by IBKR (every 15 minutes). Fidelity's borrow rate has typically moved less frequently than iBrokers. The bot will run from about 6:45am to about 4:45pm each day. This bot is provided for entertainment purposes only and should not be used for investment decisions -- it is likely to have errors/mistakes. I'm looking forward to a ruckus today (and everyday)!

Also, I created a website! You can find data from today, the rest of the month, and last month at www.wtctb.com (what's the cost to borrow). Feedback welcome!

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| | Time | Shares Available | Borrow Fee | Shares Available | Borrow Fee | | 06:57 | 144,456 | 1.75% | 950,000 | 7.3% | | 07:00 | 144,456 | 1.50% | 950,000 | 7.3% | | 07:02 | 142,955 | 1.50% | 950,000 | 7.3% | | 07:05 | 142,063 | 1.50% | 950,000 | 7.3% | | 07:15 | 112,427 | 1.50% | 950,000 | 7.3% | | 07:16 | 112,427 | 1.50% | 200,000 | 7.3% | | 07:18 | 96,427 | 1.50% | 200,000 | 7.3% | | 07:19 | 120,927 | 1.50% | 200,000 | 7.3% | | 07:21 | 120,101 | 1.50% | 200,000 | 7.3% | | 07:30 | 92,661 | 1.50% | 200,000 | 7.3% | | 07:33 | 92,661 | 1.50% | 100,000 | 7.3% | | 07:34 | 91,917 | 1.50% | 100,000 | 7.3% | | 07:53 | 91,647 | 1.50% | 100,000 | 7.3% | | 08:04 | 91,647 | 1.50% | 150,000 | 7.3% | | 08:05 | 90,909 | 1.50% | 150,000 | 7.3% |

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Dear Securities and Exchange Commission,

I am writing to provide my comments for the proposed rule S7-06-22, which aims to modernize beneficial ownership reporting and enhance transparency and fairness in our financial markets. Comments and requests are as followed,

  • Protecting Shareholder Rights: By granting beneficial ownership only when the underlying security is delivered, the proposed rule can safeguard the interests of existing shareholders and maintains their voting power. This protection is essential to prevent dilution and ensure fair representation.
  • Ensuring Fair and Equal Voting: Opposing the inclusion of derivative holders as beneficial owners maintains fair and equal voting rights for directly registered shareholders. It prevents undue influence from derivative holders who may not have actual ownership of the underlying securities, ensuring that voting rights remain balanced and representative.
  • Accurate Calculation of Ownership: The proposed examination of the delta concept for calculating ownership ensures accurate representation. Ownership should be based on the actual delivery of the underlying security, avoiding potential distortions arising from the inclusion of derivative holders. This accuracy is crucial for maintaining market integrity.
  • Increased Transparency: The proposed rule should enhance transparency by requiring hedge funds to disclose their short positions and activities. This transparency makes it harder for hedge funds to conceal their positions and provides investors with a clearer picture of market dynamics. It ensures that relevant information is accessible to all market participants.
  • Timely Reporting: The rule's requirement for prompt reporting of short position changes prevents the accumulation of hidden short positions. Timely reporting ensures that investors have access to up-to-date information about market activities, reducing the potential for market manipulation.
  • Enhanced Oversight: The use of structured data, as required by the rule, enables better monitoring of ownership data. This enhanced oversight empowers regulatory bodies to identify potential risks and take appropriate actions to maintain market integrity. It enhances the effectiveness of market surveillance.
  • Deterrence against Market Manipulation: The increased transparency and reporting requirements act as a deterrent against coordinated actions aimed at manipulating stock prices. By discouraging market manipulation tactics employed by certain entities, the proposed rule promotes a more level playing field for all market participants.
  • Level Playing Field: The transparency and accountability fostered by this rule contribute to a fairer market environment. It ensures that all investors have access to relevant information, promoting fair competition and preventing unfair advantages for specific market participants. It supports the principles of equity and fairness.

In conclusion, we should focus on the provisions for protecting shareholder rights, ensuring fair and equal voting, accurate calculation of ownership, increased transparency, timely reporting, enhanced oversight, deterrence against market manipulation, and establishment of a level playing field are vital for the integrity and fairness of our financial markets.

Thank you for your attention to this matter. I trust that you will carefully consider the importance of transparency, fairness, and the preservation of shareholder rights in our financial system.

Sincerely,

SatansBoobieTassel (I used my real name for the email)

I'd like to add a little note as an everyday Canadian, father, tradesman, single father, concerned citizen and investor in today's markets. Hoping I can pass down some good news and hope for the future to my son. I don't have a degree in business or finance. I'm not a banker or a hedge fund manager. Yet from what I've learned through reading other like minded citizens' discoveries about how our markets work, it seems a little ridiculous to me that in today's day and age, settlement can't be nearly instantaneous. We've been slowly proposing faster and faster settlement dates. T+2 T+1 but why not T+0? Why does reporting have to be self reporting? Can't a system be built where trades are monitored in real time? The technology exists where trades could be monitored by an automated system. There's no reason why transparency shouldn't be a built-in part of the infrastructure and not just a pipe dream.

This is no longer a physical system, it's a digital system. If trades can be conducted at nearly the speed of light then there is absolutely no reason why those trades can't be monitored in real time for sincerity and validity. It feels like we're asking Amazon's shipping algorithms to run the Pony Express.

I implore the SEC to take this into consideration. Sometimes, the only real way to enact meaningful change is to tear a system down and rebuild it from the ground up. Sure it might look scary and sure it might come with some bumps along the road, but we're fighting for an overall better system for our future. I want my children to be able to trade in a market they have faith in. A system they can trust. The system as we currently see it doesn't exude trust. Trust is given but only continues with good faith. I can't help but feel like currently there is no faith.

Please, give us something to believe in.

Thank you

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I was reading about the Volkswagen short squeeze this weekend because I wanted to know what Porsche’s positioning was like prior to the price going parabolic. Here is what I found.

Volkswagen ordinary shares owned:

  • 42.6% by Porsche

  • 20% by Lower Saxony

Volkswagen call options owned:

  • 32% of cash settled options by Porsche

Short % of the float:

  • 12%

Therefore, the total long exposure, assuming call options will be exercised, was 94.6%. This means there was only 5.9% of shares remaining in the market, and with a short interest of 12%, it created a 6.1% short seller overage. This is what caused the price to squeeze because shorts could not exit without Porsche or Lower Saxony selling shares, or exiting their call position. These two entities effectively corned the market in VW shares, but with a limited time window because of the call options and their shrinking days-to-expiry.

Now, lets compare this to the Gamestop.

Using the numbers from computershared.net we can see the following:

Gamestop shares owned as of May 29th, 2023:

  • 15% institutions

  • 12% mutual funds

  • 10% ETFs

  • 13% insiders

  • 5% insiders stagnant

  • 17.1% Pure DRS

  • 10.9% DirectStock

  • .1% operational efficiency

The total % of shares long Gamestop, excluding call options (negligible), is 81.6%. If you exclude options from the VW short squeeze, their total was 62.6%.

I think options, because of their time decay, forced Porsche’s hand to exit early. They wanted to make sure they sold their calls for a profit, before the market realized if they waited X number of days the calls would expire and Porsche would no longer have the squeeze. I think because Gamestop shareholders have virtually zero call options there will be no limited time window forcing an exit, so it can theoretically go on forever, as long as shareholders don’t sell. This is what will be the difference between the VW squeeze and the Gamestop MOASS.

Considering that Gamestops remaining float is 18.6% and that the reported short interest is 20%, we have already taken the first step into MOASS territory. Gamestops short seller overage is 1.4%, Volkswagens was 6.1%. This means that right now, shorts cannot close as long as nobody sells. If investors continue to buy up more Gamestop shares, it makes it exponentially worse for short sellers and further increases the probability of an even wilder MOASS. There is no time decay of options that will give power back to short sellers. The genie is already out of the bottle, we have passed the point of no return, diamond hands forever, runic glory for all, Buckle up.

So what’s next?

I am telling everyone I know about Gamestop and no longer relying on reddit to spread the message. From what I see, ever since the new rules came in place, like anti-brigading and no cross-posting, the user growth rate of Superstonk has dropped off substantially. I think this is directly correlated to the drop off in DRS growth rate. This is why I am telling everyone I know, off the internet, about Gamestop.

Epilogue

You will have noticed that there are two categories of DRS for Gamestops total % of shares owned, Pure DRS and DirectStock. Pure DRS is when you have whole shares, no fractionals, are not enrolled in the dividend reinvestment program, do not have reoccurring buys setup or limit orders placed, and do not have any plan shares. DirectStock is when you do. The difference between the two is that theoretically brokers can use Directstock to their advantage by borrowing those shares for shorts. If you want to find out more, search “heat lamp” in the library of DD found here SuperStonk Library of DD, Art Books, and Periodicals (fliphtml5.com). This DD reminds me of the DD we used to see on Superstonk, but for some strange reason, never see anymore...

*cough*censorshipbecauseitscriticallyimportant*coughcough*

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Original Title: Michael J. Burry giving a talk at Vanderbilt University in 2011. I don't know if it's just me, but this sound a hell of a lot like the GME tokenization that was uncovered through the FTX scandal 🤔 And probably many other mediums that have the same effect in the pursuit of "Locates"

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about 10 billion shares traded in GME from Dec. 2020 to April 2021, that's in 4.5 months -- while, GME's share count, then, in total was about 70 million. (that figure of 10 billion qty. traded was before div-split...and, equates to 40 billion today).

Sauce:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/12v2ti7/gme_trading_volume_dec_20_to_apr_21_over_45/

we have now a change in the underlying trade situation: 25% drs'ed + 12% owned by RC -- (then was about 10-11% RC owned).

and, we have positive changes in the company's fundamentals (balance sheet, stabilization & improvement of operations, online ventures & business transformation).

overview: dtcc is the wall street system...it's where a share (long or short) exists in a quantum state of potentialities, spins and hovers...but all the while, remains in that quantum state


this is why so many shares that don't exist by authorization of a company can be fed & traded in the market...this is the basis for short selling, market maker exemptions to synthesize shares, and justification for the feature of failures-to-deliver...also, this is the basis for wall street's hegemonic-market to approve the illegal practice of naked shorting).

thesis all along: if a company has a SI over 100% -- and the company turns itself around (balance sheet improvement, stabilization of operations, reinvestment in core business, development in business transformation in a growth industry)...then, price go boom...and if hodlers, then it go BOOM!!!.

back to particle physics...to address algos & number of shares in the market:

until such time, as a subatomic particle hits a substrate, it is not in existence in any given reality, but exists across a quantum field of probabilties & potential realities. for our purpoes, we can say about a share that is in the dtcc system, whether by broker or prime bank, that that share is not "landed".

[so, the number of shares in a company, sometimes many companies, allowed to be traded market can far exceed the # issued, because those shares exist in a quantum field of possible realities, but until "action" (drs, closing short position, etc) those shares do not exist "in reality"...but wander & hover like phantoms in an expanded ghost-filled quantum field.]

that/there is where & how the algo's make their money: playing the quantum field game...moving money, changing positions in response to perceived changes, of specific equities & of all equities & other indicia...."correlated" probabalistically...and in response to how others perceive probable outcomes: "reflexicity"...that is, each moment where reality changes, or in ways that it might change, all probability assessments are recalibrated. and in there, is money to be made (done continuously every day...money to be made the entire time -- not even on what arrives at reality, but also, in what is possible to occur in reality...alll the shades of probability reflected in positions taken & let go of).

so, each new possible reality affects the aether-space...as does each new moment of actual reality...its a duality of 2 worlds that reflect & affect each other: "reflexicity". Done in the macro, but also in the specific equity/vehicle, including: new buyers making a surge...or the opposite, in selling...or, by the removal of shares from the dtcc system (via drs)

...as for the macro, a host of other factors: interest rates, other equities/futures/markets, money moves in/out of the market, fundamental news on a company, or on its industry, a currency, a commodity...and so on. weather patterns are easier to predict.

protecting its algos...and increasing their power to profit...is what Citadel does...it hires teams of programmers...and it hires teams of lawyers to turn laws & regulations to its advantage.

others do the same.

it is not only that the system is corrupt...it is also a perversion of the ideal American capital markets...that said, this is the way for good investors to find value...so, not all bad (for some).

mine is just a perspective -- the true way to understand GME & what is occuring is likely the aggregation of all players' participation, considerations/intuitions/angling -- that is what the algos are trying to do...and even when not trying to figure it out, they are pushing & testing & reacting to their own actions -- one might call that market manipulation, as i do.

as reality is constantly changing, there is money to be made on the sloppy structure...that is, from the duplicity enabled in, and allowed into/by, the system. and algos are out to exploit every cranny, at every moment, "by hook and by crook".

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