Iran wants to force the unwinding of the Yen Carry Trade? Interesting.

Red heifer on the blue & white packaging has stopped laughing. Interesting.

That Jan 13 date again

GameStop's price action still moving within the monthly trend line with a perfect bounce off of it in September 2026. 33 months after DFV's return on May 12, 2024 is roughly the end of Jan to early Feb 2027. GameStop's monthly chart shows a break around the same time.

Still hopeful for action in October due to the warrants but if they get extended I'm looking at end of Jan to early Feb 2027.

Not sure if Sultan has spoken up before but it's a major plus to see a GameStop/DK-Butterfly (BBBY) affiliated person openly speak out against the genocidal demons in israel. Expect more people to do the same and no longer bite their tongue or bide their time.

I saved this portion of Burry's public article "The Big Short Squeeze" as he discusses how he tracked GameStop's stock buybacks. I find what he did outside the capacity and expertise of the typical retail investor. Ryan Cohen is by no means a typical retail investor (rather a billionaire activist investor) but I still wouldn't expect him to figure out or anticipate DK-Butterfly's (BBBY) buybacks & the change in his % ownership on his own. James Hunter makes the argument that Ryan Cohen should have been able to figure it out by simply calculating "...the approximate reduction in the share count just by looking at the stock’s trading range over the announced term of the buybacks." IMO it is a weak and unreasonable argument.

The fluoride in your tap water & toothpaste comes from fluorosilicic acid. Despite being the world's top exporter of this product, israel discontinued supplying it in it's own tap water in 2014. israel refuses to use their own supply. Only us goyim need fluoride apparently.

I was out of town for a few days so I'm trying to catch up and wow. Bladder, Busted, Burgers, Yellow.

The GOLDEN AGE OF RETAIL begins when the government stops handing out free money. Beyond the two mentioned in the quoted tweet, government subsidization (SNAP/Section 8/etc) also destroyed the work required by businesses to earn their customers while empowering the bottom of the barrel to invade places like malls & shopping plazas, driving them to ruin. Two examples are Nike and Walmart but I have noticed some major shifts in atmosphere at the mall and Walmart is actually trying to earn business via major store overhauls. This is 100% because of the Trump administration overhauling SNAP (5 million people already dropped) & ICE enforcement. Going to the mall was always fun as a kid as it meant I could go to GameStop. People were friendly, the stores always had quality clothing, the food courts had decent food, and the overall vibe was pleasant. As I got older I severely cut back going to the mall as it became packed with people (including foreigners) who destroy, who curse, who try to intimidate, and simply ruin the family atmosphere. The Nike store, filled with mostly shit sneakers and plastic clothing knowing 50% of their customers will pay with cash from federal programs and don't care about quality, is one of the beacons calling them to the mall. I went to my local mall, Jersey Gardens (18+ million visitors a year) recently and noticed strong reduction in shoppers, as much as 50%. This is a mall that's massively busy even on the week days. It was a bit eerie to see how quiet the mall was, given that it's massive, but it was pleasant walking around. No crowds of people with zero spatial awareness, no staring, no wannabe thugs, etc. It felt like I walked back into a time capsule. It's pretty reasonable to conclude that both ICE enforcement and an overhaul of SNAP eligibility contributed to this paradigm shift. For decades, Walmart has reeled in billions easily through SNAP while selling low quality products. I absolutely hate and avoid going to Walmart because it's such a grotesque zoo but when I heard my local one was renovated dramatically I had to go check it out. It was such a night and day difference. The store was not packed to the brim, the customer base felt completely different, it was carrying brands you'd typically see in mall outlets or Target, and prices were raised. I saw cashmere selling in Walmart which would have been absurd to hear of just 2 years ago. The layout of the store also changed dramatically. Instead of the typically aisles lined up in a row, they made it Target-esque or like a mall outlet. We can have our quality of life back. It's within our capacity. We simply have to stop empowering the bottom of the barrel in society who feed easy money to gluttonous corporations that make no effort to lose weight. Tariffs also play a massive role (I support them) but that's a topic for another time.

For those asking about Hudson Bay Capital, see the picture below. This is the updated Civil Cover Sheet in the DK-Butterfly (BBBY) v Ryan Cohen lawsuit uploaded the same day the Statistical Error was corrected on 8/2/24. It still shows the $47 million figure. The $9,999,000 figure is a back end recording that the public doesn't see IMO. The HBC lawsuit was internally recorded at 9999 or $9,999,000.