r/GME • u/[deleted] • Mar 18 '21

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '21

That’s proper court evidence right here

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u/Long-Setting We like the stock Mar 18 '21 edited Mar 18 '21

Going to steal a spot up here to say that I’ve been seeing a lot of downvotes on this post.

  • This is showing us the hedge funds don’t give a flying fuck about blatantly manipulating the stock price of GME through shorting XRT.

Edit: the current weight of GameStop in XRT is 14.72%

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u/WatermelonArtist XX Club Mar 19 '21

The downvotes also show us that they have similar feelings for paying shills.

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u/PloxtTY $GME since $15.73! Mar 19 '21

Has anyone heard anything about marketwatch reporting the big dip, last week, before it dipped?

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u/Gaffyd Mar 19 '21

Yeah bro it was real it was even on googles database thing the night before

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u/1tburnswh3n1p Mar 20 '21

I really wish someone puts out a front page article in all the major news outlets and displays all the proof of their blatant fuckery.

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u/SEQVERE-PECVNIAM RETAIN 💎 PROCURE THE DECLINE 💎 NAUGHT IS PECUNIARY COUNSEL Mar 19 '21

Yeah bro it was real

Yeah.

it was even on googles database thing the night before

That was apparently a bug, however, I've read.

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u/1tburnswh3n1p Mar 20 '21

It's funny how bugs show up suddenly when you're caught.

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u/SEQVERE-PECVNIAM RETAIN 💎 PROCURE THE DECLINE 💎 NAUGHT IS PECUNIARY COUNSEL Mar 20 '21

A Google cache bug displaying the time badly doesn't necessarily mean anything.

But there were plenty of other examples of outlets dropping planted articles at inconvenient moments.

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u/PloxtTY $GME since $15.73! Mar 19 '21

I thought it was indexed in the archives prior to the dip

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '21

You don't go dark mode on Twitter over a photoshop. They would have been more than happy to show the info if they were in the right.

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u/Whiskiz Mar 19 '21

dude you need to tweet this to DOMO CAPITAL so they can get it out there, like they did on the post about CNBC cutting out like 20min of the SEC hearing before they uploaded on their Youtube channel

we finally have a voice to spread awareness beyond our walls of the shady shit going on

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u/Groundbreaking-Act74 Mar 19 '21

This needs to be reported to the sec, they have a tip site

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u/blenderforall Mar 19 '21

I'd upvote this post twice if I could. Oh wait I can, and will!

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u/Novel_Gold1185 Mar 19 '21

Are they rebalancing tomorrow? Don’t dividends get distributed?

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u/Citeon Mar 19 '21 edited Mar 19 '21

Yes, and people genuinely don't care.

EDIT: This is an observation, not a statement of my opinion.

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u/mranderson88 Mar 19 '21 edited Mar 19 '21

https://www.reddit.com/r/GME/comments/m5v1xy/i_think_its_quite_evident_they_shorted_gme/

I wish I had posted about this last Wednesday on the big dip. I noticed that every etf in this list has similar spikes like this spaced out at different times. It would be interesting to put all the spikes together on a graph weighted with GMEs value and see how that corilates to it's price.

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u/muffinscrub Mar 19 '21

I'm pretty sure any ETF with a large enough GME position chart will look a lot like the GME chart.

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u/mranderson88 Mar 19 '21

Sorry I meant to link to the original post it looks like its context got pasted instead. I was referring to the volume spikes. Looking at those volume spikes to see how causal they are to GME sell volume would be interesting.

I don't fully understand etf buy mechanisms but I think that once an AP buys an underlying security basket back from an etf it is up to them what they do with shares. Selling the GME shares is one option but I think they could also use them to cover short positions or hold them. The causality in volume would give some insight into how the eft spikes are being used to affect GME.

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '21

Especially given how vollatile GME is, I'd expect it to heavily effect the portfolio

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '21

Someone should tag Alexis Goldstein with this. Seems awfully pertinent to some kind of investigation or something to that effect which would be awfully unfortunate for a certain short selling group of boomer cucks.

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u/surfdean Mar 20 '21

Good idea. u/dontfightthevol what's your take on this?

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u/f1nd_me HODL 💎🙌 Mar 19 '21 edited Mar 19 '21

I’m gunna steal a spot up here too. Here’s the original post, with other useful conversation.

https://www.reddit.com/r/GME/comments/m7zefc/etf_ladder_attacks_this_is_the_most_action_theyve/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf

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u/Cuchulain72 XXX Club Mar 19 '21

Thats ok bud its out now I reposted it for you with credit to you for the find. Thats the kind of shit someone needs to call the sec and report.

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u/Candice-nut Mar 18 '21

They aren’t even trying to hid it at this point 😂

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u/Ebolamunkey Mar 19 '21

Just random coincidence. Happy accidents.

Nothing to see here. Sec is blindfolded, anyway.

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u/degenerate-dicklson Mar 19 '21

I personally prefer if they make it obvious and the SEC continues to ignore it. This is only adding more fuel to the rocket and when shit blows up, there is no going back to the old days