I came here to shit on this, but dude basically said everything Ive believed... It's all a fake narrative kafabe.
RK is a plant, 100%. "Melvin Capitol" also seemed incredibly fake. They exchange also had to sign off on the beyond 100% short position, because it isn't allowed (oh yeah, that guy, the head of the exchange, also was the spouse of a senator https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeffrey_Sprecher). I believe it was all an Op.
Retail never had the firepower to make the squeeze happen. It was trap set to defraud retards out of their Coof stimmy checks, and pump the market during a time of distress (I also think they've decided they need to do it again, because this got distressed again these last few weeks)
All the narratives about it, like Q shit, is elite double-entendre mockery, designed to rope people in. RKs twitter feed is very Qoomerish in the way it was curated with meme content.
The dealers (eViL ShoRt SellLers!!) made a fortune. It was like telling people to keep gambling so they could bankrupt a casino 🙄
To me, RK was a way to capture a subsection of the American populace that thought the game wasn't rigged.
This goes into a whole other topic such as "are there other clandestine operations such as Q working to change the MInD of the public?"
Like I'm sire theres patriots on Facebook fighting the fight. I think GameStop is here to grab the "investor" demographic. Diddy and Epstein on the Media Front, podcasters... we are witnessing an assault on a mindset that has been allowed to flourish only to get a better hold of the root and truly pull the weed out.
Yes. Totally agree, it's like Fox Business version on Qanon.. It's was all very contrived. Operation Trust for the economy.
The "populist" narrative behind it, is just horseshit.
If the populist wanted to defeat the market, the only way to win is for everyone not to play... But its the opposite... Again, it's like "bankrupt the casino, by gambling"... Literally the exact opposite of what they ought to do.
And companies like Citadel are dealers. They make money on the transaction.. they couldn't give less of shit, they just want as many people playing the game as possible.
Hᵃ⁻ᴴᵃ! №.
I came here to shit on this, but dude basically said everything Ive believed... It's all a fake narrative kafabe.
RK is a plant, 100%. "Melvin Capitol" also seemed incredibly fake. They exchange also had to sign off on the beyond 100% short position, because it isn't allowed (oh yeah, that guy, the head of the exchange, also was the spouse of a senator https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeffrey_Sprecher). I believe it was all an Op.
Retail never had the firepower to make the squeeze happen. It was trap set to defraud retards out of their Coof stimmy checks, and pump the market during a time of distress (I also think they've decided they need to do it again, because this got distressed again these last few weeks)
All the narratives about it, like Q shit, is elite double-entendre mockery, designed to rope people in. RKs twitter feed is very Qoomerish in the way it was curated with meme content.
The dealers (eViL ShoRt SellLers!!) made a fortune. It was like telling people to keep gambling so they could bankrupt a casino 🙄
To me, RK was a way to capture a subsection of the American populace that thought the game wasn't rigged.
This goes into a whole other topic such as "are there other clandestine operations such as Q working to change the MInD of the public?"
Like I'm sire theres patriots on Facebook fighting the fight. I think GameStop is here to grab the "investor" demographic. Diddy and Epstein on the Media Front, podcasters... we are witnessing an assault on a mindset that has been allowed to flourish only to get a better hold of the root and truly pull the weed out.
Yes. Totally agree, it's like Fox Business version on Qanon.. It's was all very contrived. Operation Trust for the economy.
The "populist" narrative behind it, is just horseshit.
If the populist wanted to defeat the market, the only way to win is for everyone not to play... But its the opposite... Again, it's like "bankrupt the casino, by gambling"... Literally the exact opposite of what they ought to do.
And companies like Citadel are dealers. They make money on the transaction.. they couldn't give less of shit, they just want as many people playing the game as possible.