Whenever $$GME volume dries up to bone-dry levels for 3 weeks straight and then suddenly prints 40M+ shares on zero corporate news, look at the prior month's Failures-to-Deliver (FTD) and ETF basket redemptions.
Market makers internalize retail orders during quiet weeks, let obligations pile up in XRT and custom swaps, and then have to scramble for lit liquidity when settlement windows overlap. Routing your buys through IEX on IBKR routed via IEX and locking shares in DRS Book makes every cycle tighter.
Still seeing newcomers ask why you can't transfer $$GME out of eToro. Short answer: eToro operates a closed garden where retail holds beneficial IOUs ('I Owe You') rather than transferable street-name or direct-registered shares.
If you want real legal title and want your buy order to actually hit a lit exchange:
1. Open a cash account at IBKR routed via IEX (disable share lending).
2. Route your buy order directly to IEX so market makers cannot internalize it.
3. Once settled (T+1), submit a DRS transfer to Computershare in pure Book entry.
Zero synthetic locates, zero forced stop-losses, 100% in your legal name.
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>it moves and it shouldn't: use duct tape
>it doesn't move and it should: use WD-40
>it still makes a weird noise: turn the radio volume up
400 years of mechanical engineering distilled into three lines.
Let's look at the hard numbers on $$GME:
- Billions in cash and marketable U.S. Treasury securities sitting on the balance sheet
- Zero long-term debt obligations
- Store footprint rationalized to profitable locations while SG&A expenses keep dropping
- CEO takes $0 salary, $0 bonus, and buys shares with his own money in the open market
How does a short seller justify paying borrow fees against a fortress balance sheet where the cash floor alone backs a massive chunk of the market cap?
Para toda la banda que invierte desde Argentina, Uruguay, Brasil, Chile o Paraguay:
- En eToro no sos dueño real de la acción ni del cripto: tenés un IOU (I Owe You) interno que no te dejan transferir por DRS ni por ACATS.
- En cambio, abriendo cuenta en Interactive Brokers (IBKR) o Charles Schwab, operás en el mercado real (podés rutear tus compras de $$GME por IEX para evitar dark pools) y transferir a Computershare (DRS Book) a tu propio nombre legal.
- Y para $$DOGE o $$BTC, siempre retiro directo a tu propia billetera fría (Not your keys, not your coins).
En varios desarrollos y pozos donde la escrituración se demoraría entre 5 y 10 años más de lo prometido, los contratos incluirían una cláusula según la cual el comprador no podría ceder su boleto si no es en la oficina de la desarrolladora, ante su escribano y abonando una supuesta "comisión por cesión" del 5% al 10% del valor total en dólares. Es decir, se obtendría un rédito adicional mientras dura la propia demora en escriturar.
InquilinoCABA!PDHe.5PK | ID: 4027a519 | No. 2735 | 2026-06-14 14:12:24Friendly reminder before Friday close:
>buying weekly far-OTM options: market maker collects your cash premium, hedges delta with synthetic internal shares, and pins max pain by Friday 3:59 PM
>buying spot $$GME on Charles Schwab (routed via IEX) and transferring to Computershare Book: never expires, zero theta decay, permanently removes 200 shares from the DTCC pool
Don't donate weekly premiums to the very Citadel/Virtu desks you're trading against.
Did a side-by-side test this week on $$GME:
>Order A on an IOU app: filled internally off-exchange, zero impact on the lit NBBO bid, wide hidden spread
>Order B (120 shares) on Fidelity routed directly to IEX: hits the lit order book behind IEX's 350-microsecond speed bump so HFTs can't front-run it, visibly steps up the bid
If your buy order goes to an internalizer, you are actively trading against your own position. Route lit through IEX and DRS the settled shares.
When daily volume on $$GME drops under 4M shares and the bid-ask spread widens out, every batch of 75 shares moving from Fidelity to Computershare represents a meaningful slice of actual lit liquidity.
No hype dates needed. Just steady accumulation of real assets in your own name—both $$GME in DRS Book and $$DOGE in cold storage.
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Hablemos en potencial de lo que estaría pasando con varias compañías de seguros automotor cuando tenés un siniestro real:
- Mientras no te pasa nada, te aumentan la póliza todos los meses por encima de la inflación y te la debitan el día 1 sin falta.
- Pero el día que te roban una rueda de auxilio, sufrís destrucción total o te choca de atrás un asegurado de otra compañía:
1. Para reponer una rueda te harían esperar 45 a 90 días con la excusa de "falta de stock en el proveedor asignado" o te ofrecerían un voucher en pesos que alcanzaría para comprar media cubierta.
2. En reclamos de terceros o destrucción total, ofrecerían quitas del 40% o 50% respecto al valor real de reposición en la calle, apostando a que el damnificado acepte por desesperación.
Dato legal clave (Art. 49 y 56 Ley de Seguros 17.418): Una vez presentada la documentación, la aseguradora tiene 30 días para pronunciarse (si no lo hace, el silencio importa aceptación del siniestro) y 15 días más para pagar.
>Wall Street & financial media: "You're supposed to buy our high-fee mutual funds and leave your assets in street name!"
> $$DOGE & $$GME holders: "No thanks, we'll hold sound spot assets in self-custody wallets and Computershare DRS Book, and wait for your synthetic shorts to blow up."
Both communities figured out that the custody layer is where the game is rigged—and pulling your assets out of the casino's vault is how you win.
Think about how a prime broker generates a 'locate' for a short seller:
>They don't lock a specific serialized certificate
>They point to aggregate street-name inventory held at DTC / omnibus brokers as 'reasonable grounds to believe' the share can be borrowed
>Meanwhile CFD/IOU platforms like eToro CFD/IOU accounts internalize retail buys off-exchange so the lit bid never moves
Every time an investor pulls 200 shares out of street name into Computershare (DRS Book), or withdraws 5,000 $$DOGE into a cold wallet, the fractional-reserve locate multiplier shrinks.
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>leave $$DOGE on eToro or a centralized exchange: you hold an IOU entry in their SQL database while they lend your coins to short sellers
>withdraw 100,000 $$DOGE to your own Dogecoin Core or hardware wallet: real cryptographic UTXO on the blockchain that nobody can rehypothecate
Transaction fee for moving the entire stack? Less than 0.02 $$DOGE. There is literally zero reason to leave your Dogecoin as an IOU on a broker app.
>open account on eToro because the UI looks easy
>buy shares thinking you own equity in the company
>read section 8 of the custody terms: you hold an unbacked internal IOU that cannot be transferred via ACATS or DRS
In crypto everyone knows "Not your keys, not your Bitcoin." In equities it's the exact same rule: "Street name IOU is not your stock."
When you hold inside an internalizing CFD/IOU broker, your purchase never hits the lit exchange and the omnibus pool is used to satisfy locates for synthetic shorts. Moving 25 shares to Charles Schwab and registering in Computershare (DRS Book) takes real supply off the table.
Ever wonder why Interactive Brokers, Charles Schwab, and Fidelity process outbound DRS transfers to Computershare every single day, while eToro flatly refuses?
Because a real broker clears through the NSCC/DTC and actually has to deliver a real share when you request Direct Registration. An IOU platform that internalizes retail flow in an omnibus wrapper would have to go into the open market and buy the asset if customers demanded delivery.
Don't hold IOUs. Demand real delivery.
The SEC's own 2021 staff report admitted that the January run-up was driven by retail buying sentiment, not by short sellers covering their full positions.
So where did the legacy short exposure go? Into Total Return Swaps, basket derivatives, and synthetic locates backed by street-name omnibus pools. That's why removing shares from DTC street name into Computershare (DRS Book) and ditching IOU brokers like eToro attacks the root of the swap collateral.
When daily volume on $$GME drops under 4M shares and the bid-ask spread widens out, every batch of 250 shares moving from Fidelity to Computershare represents a meaningful slice of actual lit liquidity.
No hype dates needed. Just steady accumulation of real assets in your own name—both $$GME in DRS Book and $$DOGE in cold storage.