86269 pts ยท November 25, 2012
The best thing about the ad program Tumblr Blaze is that they *can't* be targeted. It's like a pictorial twitch tts donation sent to randoms
And is surprisingly thriving, too. They're the leading platform when it comes to profile individuality and non-targeted advertising
The GOP are actively making things worse, and the Dems with a few notable exceptions are just a stopgap. We need more Leftists, not liberals
As an old Tumblr post once said, Bugs could defeat Thanos by setting up a TSA checkpoint and tricking him into taking off the gauntlet
Yes. In the most recent filings of quarterly earnings, GameStop reports an increasing number of registered shares.
And by the SEC's own report in the link above, those short positions have not yet closed. Directly registering the available floats ends it.
-actually buying the underlying shares because they make more money on shorting. https://www.sec.gov/page/sec-staff-release-gamestop-report
https://www.sec.gov/news/pressrelease/2017-11.html here's one example. Firms have also been taking the stance of lending shares out without-
But if you want citations, give me one second to pull up how many times these firms get fined for this stuff
And before you say "that's not SEC citation", the SEC rarely ever enforces the FTD's created by short sales, calling it other things
https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/s1m8d0/comment/hs93iwe here's a list of some firms against short sale reporting transparency
And before you say that people are cashing out at the expense of bagholders, understand that the whole point here is locking up the float.
Can you explain what is pump and dump about something where everybody is unanimously never selling (dumping)?
And the fines are just a small fraction of the profits made from breaking the law. There are pages and pages on the SEC's website for these.
Just because something is illegal doesn't mean it isn't still done, let alone punished. These firms have been fined dozens of times for shit
You realize there is a fundamental difference in direct registration versus buying everything in a brokerage (street name), right?
The laundry hanging out to dry in the last one isn't for somebody with tentacles but rather a VERY well-endowed man
FYI that's a duck crying out in pain from being maimed so they don't escape the live fowl market where you can buy them "fresh as can be"
I thought Wrinkle was the duck who went viral and made a bunch of people on social media interested
Hearing it is very different from reading. Thank you for sharing this
for instance
Because OP didn't include a source, this is from a series of NFL comics made by Pixar artist Austin Madison
And that's why people hate the system.
Genuine question: how is he talking about the Jan 6th events when this tweet is dated to a month prior to it happening? Or was there another
I am happy every time I hear somebody slip the word bitch into his last name
For AMC, it has become *possible* simply due to how much the float has been diluted since and how even the CFO sells every share they get
There's an SEC report I can link if you'd like which straight up says that the activity from last year wouldn't be enough to cover shorts.
That short is still going on btw
The curse has been lifted
The best thing about the ad program Tumblr Blaze is that they *can't* be targeted. It's like a pictorial twitch tts donation sent to randoms
And is surprisingly thriving, too. They're the leading platform when it comes to profile individuality and non-targeted advertising
The GOP are actively making things worse, and the Dems with a few notable exceptions are just a stopgap. We need more Leftists, not liberals
As an old Tumblr post once said, Bugs could defeat Thanos by setting up a TSA checkpoint and tricking him into taking off the gauntlet
Yes. In the most recent filings of quarterly earnings, GameStop reports an increasing number of registered shares.
And by the SEC's own report in the link above, those short positions have not yet closed. Directly registering the available floats ends it.
-actually buying the underlying shares because they make more money on shorting. https://www.sec.gov/page/sec-staff-release-gamestop-report
https://www.sec.gov/news/pressrelease/2017-11.html here's one example. Firms have also been taking the stance of lending shares out without-
But if you want citations, give me one second to pull up how many times these firms get fined for this stuff
And before you say "that's not SEC citation", the SEC rarely ever enforces the FTD's created by short sales, calling it other things
https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/s1m8d0/comment/hs93iwe here's a list of some firms against short sale reporting transparency
And before you say that people are cashing out at the expense of bagholders, understand that the whole point here is locking up the float.
Can you explain what is pump and dump about something where everybody is unanimously never selling (dumping)?
And the fines are just a small fraction of the profits made from breaking the law. There are pages and pages on the SEC's website for these.
Just because something is illegal doesn't mean it isn't still done, let alone punished. These firms have been fined dozens of times for shit
You realize there is a fundamental difference in direct registration versus buying everything in a brokerage (street name), right?
The laundry hanging out to dry in the last one isn't for somebody with tentacles but rather a VERY well-endowed man
FYI that's a duck crying out in pain from being maimed so they don't escape the live fowl market where you can buy them "fresh as can be"
I thought Wrinkle was the duck who went viral and made a bunch of people on social media interested
Hearing it is very different from reading. Thank you for sharing this
Because OP didn't include a source, this is from a series of NFL comics made by Pixar artist Austin Madison
And that's why people hate the system.
Genuine question: how is he talking about the Jan 6th events when this tweet is dated to a month prior to it happening? Or was there another
I am happy every time I hear somebody slip the word bitch into his last name
For AMC, it has become *possible* simply due to how much the float has been diluted since and how even the CFO sells every share they get
There's an SEC report I can link if you'd like which straight up says that the activity from last year wouldn't be enough to cover shorts.
That short is still going on btw
The curse has been lifted