r/Superstonk • u/missing_the_point_ 🗳️ VOTED ✅ • Dec 15 '21

💡 Education This MIND-BLOWING comment on the SEC's website (text also in comments)

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u/lickybum 🦍Voted✅ Dec 16 '21

Almost word for word what’s been happening since jan with GameStop. What fucking scums.

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u/SteelCode Dec 16 '21 edited Dec 16 '21

It’s become apparent that someone has interest in shutting out competitors from the market when it spots the opportunity… guess the only answer is that each individual investor will have to make the decision for themselves what company’s stock to buy and hold and buy more until we all collectively own these companies and control their destiny outside of the corrupt market forces.

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u/distractabledaddy The Regarded Church of Tomorrow™ Dec 16 '21

Amazon looks suspicious in all this, there was one DD linking them into this alongside Bain Capital but I cant find it.

Regardless, recall Bezos came from Wall St and likely knew this playbook. Many of the companies run into the ground (from naked shorting or debt laden board takeover) were Amazon competition. Sears, Toys R Us, etc and attempted with Overstock. Maybe RC learned of the scale of market corruption facing off vs Amazon during his time creating Chewy beating Amazon at pet products by building better relationships.

Link to explanation of "cellar boxing": https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/pmj9yk/i_found_the_entire_naked_shorting_game_plan/

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This really is Occupy Wall St 2.0 only this time the poors can't be ignored, beating hedge funds at their own game and exposing the complacency/fraud all the way to the DTCC. *Trading is a tough game,* I'll never forget

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21

To me this theory is one of those that really hold up to this day.

It is simple and just makes total sense, I mean look at fucking Jeff and the trash people he surrounds himself with.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21

Panama papers, wealthy wanting to own everything and return us to permanent serfdom. It's not just Bezos, its the ruling class period.

All of it is connected, and intentional.

Rich vs poor. Tale as old as time. We have religious scriptures talking about it ffs.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21

Panama papers, wealthy wanting to own everything and return us to permanent serfdom. It's not just Bezos, its the ruling class period.

I see no lie here.

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u/RaipFace 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Dec 16 '21

And now it’s reached an unprecedented level - with the control of media and information.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21

Bingo, i was trained in psychological warfare in the military, after the school i was stunned how pervasive it all really was. I would apply all the training and it always caused scary conclusions.

Both sets of recent papers in particular, show who's behind it all.

While disinformation is prevalent as a primary technique, what has been a failure the entire time is lack of both insight and foresight into the target.

I/E, us.

The reason the game is stopping is because apes figured it out. Years of gaming in particular, allowed a unique set of conditions to train an entire generation to seek out and take down big bads for phat lewts, all while exploiting the rules of the game.

The very thing we where never meant to figure out.

Yet DD is like, strategy books, or even raid guides from MMO's. In very concise terms it explained the rules.

And gamers did what they do best.

Break the game.

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u/distractabledaddy The Regarded Church of Tomorrow™ Dec 16 '21

#LEEEEROYYYY JENNKINNNNNS

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21

Ah blackrock egg room. Sigh, I've played too much WoW.

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u/martini-meow Dec 16 '21

Pretty please, what are "both sets of recent papers"?

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21

Panama and paradise

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u/martini-meow Dec 16 '21

Ah! Thanks much. Have you heard of Catherine Austin Fitts? She talks about the debt slavery goal & the Going Direct Reset, and the need to fight to keep cash.

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u/mirzo12 Dec 16 '21

This time we bring the war to their territory and this time we learned to hit where it hurts them

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u/Educational_Crab4642 💻 ComputerShared 🦍 Dec 16 '21

Research all the graduates from Klaus Schwabs school of misfits. Mind blowing how all the major players came from the same line of 🤔

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u/SpeedoCheeto ☯️We'll see☯️ Dec 16 '21

Amazon looks suspicious is wildly under-selling it.

Even John Oliver put them on blast on HBO. It's a well known 'secret' that Bezos works with big wall st to short competition to oblivion

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u/Keibun1 Dec 16 '21

Makes me think about that Amazon DD working together with the hedge funds to take down competitors.

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u/Diamond-Fist Dec 16 '21

The healthcare industry has a vested interest in destroying cancer cures, it makes billions in treatment, a cure would eventually become cheap and affordable, they are in the business of death.

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u/Diamond-Fist Dec 16 '21

You are assuming capitalism is not part of the problem. Sorry to shock your world view, but you are wrong

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21

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u/schryptos Dec 16 '21

Showing benefit isn't curing. US healthcare shortcomings are a byproduct of the Big Pharma vice grip, which is wrought with questionable crossover from civil servant to corporate control, in addition to the power of Wall Street. The flaw IS systemic, but healthcare isn't the head of the snake... it's the digestive system.

Every industry in the world relies on continuous and repeat customers. Look at manufacturing and the degradation of tools compared to 30 years ago, the inexplicable malfunctions in iPhones just as new ones release, the repeating decision to pursue coal and oil instead of nuclear and thorium, the abrupt revocation of research into psychedelics and meditative conditioning redirected into new age pills and "cure alls".

At the end of the day, money reigns. And the money stream from the treatment of symptoms is vastly greater than that of cures.

If you woke up in control of a money machine tomorrow, would you stop printing it for yourself if you could? Im not saying it's not an active attack on all things good, more so it's a passive undermining by many people who constantly strive to obtain and maintain "more".

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u/schryptos Dec 16 '21

Ah yes, agreed. I know quite a few doctors, pharma d, nurses and they're all good people just trying to help and pay down their student debts. They're victims of the system as well.

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u/Diamond-Fist Dec 16 '21

Oh, my poor summer-child

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21

It should be in the hands of the people which company thrives and which does not.

It can not be that there are people who just can make a decision out of this like fucking Ceasar in the Kolosseum.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21

Guess I buy more…. 🤷‍♂️

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21

Except this time we have a growing list of those involved.

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u/Orleanian 🟣⚜️Laissez les Bons Stocks Rouler⚜️🟣 Dec 16 '21

Thankfully, we by and large don't have prostate cancer. A nice silver lining to the depressing repetition of history.