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GME Update 10/15/21
Hey all! I realized I haven’t talked about GameStop and the squeeze in a while. There’s been so much craziness and confusion that I didn’t feel like I could explain what was happening as it was happening.
So to sum up a lot of what’s been happening:
- Market makers are still making and shorting synthetic shares of GME
- The hedge funds have not CLOSED their short positions, and they CAN’T - not without igniting the MOASS (mother of all short squeezes)
- Before, we said buy and hold - and that seemed to work, but we realized they could keep kicking the can and using our shares to do so!
- That’s because the shares you buy through a broker aren’t actually in your name - they’re listed under Cede & Co. Think unaccountable shadowy corporation-ish-thing that controls basically our entire financial system. Honestly you don’t want to look to hard at it because it’ll just make you lose any faith you had left in the free market existing in America.
- Point is, there IS a way to put your shares in your name - direct register them! This actually puts a share in your name, and the market makers can’t touch it. They can’t short it, they can’t borrow it, nothing. It’s yours.
Here’s a guide that explains direct registering in more detail and why we need to do it.
And here’s a link to a version better suited for visual learners.
And most importantly, here’s how to direct register your shares.
(International apes, you can join in too!)
- We are already seeing that brokers are having a hard time direct registering, which means they are running out of “real” shares. We need as many people as possible to direct register and put public pressure on brokers to do their job. If the brokers have to admit they can’t direct register clients’ shares, they’ll have to start trying to buy real shares which will kick the price up and trigger the squeeze.
- Also, if you’re planning to buy more shares, you can buy them directly through ComputerShare and not need to go through a broker!
And if you want to read more and understand better what’s going on, check out r/SuperStonk on Reddit!
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Computershare Stock Gains, Traders Look to Rate Moves
Computershare Stock Gains, Traders Look to Rate Moves - Bez Kabli
➤ Computershare's stock is gaining due to strong client cash balances and a positive outlook on margin income, driven by interest rate movements and corporate actions. ➤ The company is actively exploring tokenization of digital securities, aiming to empower US-listed companies to issue tokenized equity on the blockchain. ➤ Future stock performance will be influenced by interest rate changes, client balance growth, deal activity, and the broader equity market, alongside competitive pressures in the tokenization space.
A Look At Computershare’s Valuation As It Reaffirms Earnings Outlook And Expands Into Tokenized Equity Services
Computershare (ASX:CPU) has reaffirmed its earnings outlook for FY26, guiding to Management EPS of 144 cents, around 6% higher than the prior comparable period, while expanding into tokenized equity services with Securitize. See our latest analysis for Computershare. Computershare’s recent guidance update and tokenization agreement come after a mixed price picture, with the share price at A$29.89, a year to date share price decline of 12.47% and a 5 year total shareholder return of 126.01%...
➤ Computershare reaffirms its FY26 earnings outlook, projecting a 6% increase in Management EPS, while expanding into tokenized equity services through a partnership with Securitize. ➤ Despite a year-to-date share price decline of 12.47%, Computershare has delivered a 5-year total shareholder return of 126.01%, suggesting long-term value creation. ➤ The company is considered undervalued, with a fair value estimate of A$34.54, though success hinges on interest rate trends and digitization execution.
Computershare (ASX:CPU) Is Up 5.9% After Embracing Issuer-Sponsored Tokenization With Securitize Partnership
In April 2026, Securitize announced an agreement with Computershare to help U.S.-listed clients issue equity securities in tokenized form alongside traditional shares, with Computershare acting as transfer agent for these Issuer-Sponsored Tokens (ISTs) and processing corporate actions. This move highlights how tokenized equities can sit within existing regulatory frameworks while giving issuers and shareholders more choice over how securities are held and serviced onchain. We’ll now...
➤ Computershare has partnered with Securitize to offer issuer-sponsored tokenized equity securities for U.S.-listed clients, acting as the transfer agent. ➤ This collaboration integrates tokenized equities within existing regulatory frameworks, providing issuers and shareholders with more on-chain servicing options. ➤ The move is seen as part of Computershare's broader digitization strategy in its Issuer Services division, aiming to enhance client service and efficiency.
米国株70兆ドル市場がブロックチェーンへ。SecuritizeとComputershareがトークン化株式の道を開く
Freeing $100 Trillion in Assets
these emerging relationships mean one thing—the plumbing for onchain finance is being built
➤ The article discusses the significant trend of tokenizing real-world assets, particularly focusing on the move of 25,000 stocks onto public blockchains. ➤ Key partnerships between NYSE and Securitize, and Computershare and Securitize, are highlighted as crucial steps in building the infrastructure for on-chain finance, potentially bypassing traditional intermediaries like the DTCC. ➤ The integration of these tokenized securities into DeFi protocols is emphasized, with the upcoming CLARITY Act expected to further accelerate this trend in the United States.