The Sun Never Sets On Citadel — Part 1
RIP /u/leavemeanon – WHERE ARE THE SHARES (Part 3) Resurrected
RIP /u/leavemeanon – WHERE ARE THE SHARES (Part 2) Resurrected
RIP /u/leavemeanon – WHERE ARE THE SHARES (Part 1) Resurrected
SEC Issues Risk Alert On Options Trading Used To Evade Short-Sale Requirements
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Actually, an update on the above ^ . It’s not that SEC isn’t looking into it, it’s that the legacy architecture of the markets seems to be stuck, and there isn’t a good current solution and the markets would need to be restructured in a major way, which would take a lot of effort and a lot of time. Citadel going bankrupt right now would be the same as “getting AIDS and spinal cancer at the same time”. The DD pointing it out is The Sun Never Sets on Citadel Part 2.
Feb 24-26: failed launch attempt and proof the DTCC must be the catalyst?
TL;DR: This never should have gone on for this long, it’s too dangerous for everyone involved. Whales tried to solve this themselves and attempted to launch the rocket in February with a gamma squeeze. This failed, so they have no choice except to fight a holding pattern until the DTCC and the feds step in. I hold because I think they are all working hard to bring me a very large bucket of tendies.
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The NYSE threshold list: collapsing shorts and launching the MOASS
TA;DR: threshold list killed small shorts in January. Big shorts took on their positions. Threshold list restrictions coming for big shorts too. Watch for GME being added to the threshold list.
TL;DR: restrictions associated with extended periods of failures to deliver inform the past six months of GME shenanigans. These restrictions killed the small players who were short GME in January and allowed big players to take on their position. Big players assumed they could use their powers and resources to turn this losing hand into a big win. Apes stopped them. Now, finally, the big players are going to find these same restrictions applied to them – watch for GME being added to the threshold list.
TL;DR: restrictions associated with extended periods of failures to deliver inform the past six months of GME shenanigans. These restrictions killed the small players who were short GME in January and allowed big players to take on their position. Big players assumed they could use their powers and resources to turn this losing hand into a big win. Apes stopped them. Now, finally, the big players are going to find these same restrictions applied to them – watch for GME being added to the threshold list.
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