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IF YOU REGISTER YOUR SHARES THEY CANT SHORT THEM.

the ONLY reason APE is out the FTD LIST is bc they borrowed retail shares and covered the ones that they couldnt deliver . if our shares were registered they couldnt touch them …
as long as SHF have infinite liquidity the squeeze wont happen . if we lock up the float ( we own 95%+) it would literally cause the squeeze the next day…
look at vw squeeze and CMKM . cmkm had 58 BILLION synthetics that were exposed after DRS
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  • Piggy Bank Trader : The Moomoo community probably only owns .003% of APE shares. I don’t think that is going to make any change. Plus HFs owned amc before the split so they also own an equal amount of APE themselves.
    Then you have to calculate retail owned 90% of the amc shares NOT owned by FUNDS (meaning they own a ton!!!) so retail owns less than most people realize.

  • German Ape : i cant registry, im in Germany ;-((

  • rockindawg Piggy Bank Trader: No matter where you look at it, the numbers just don't add up. Even if you remove the ~24% in index funds, retail can't own 95% of what remains while institutions own over 30%. of the whole. Unless you are saying that he said we own the 94% that is left after removing the ~55% owned by both institutions and index funds, because insiders own ~6%, but that doesn't add up either, because insiders own ~6% of the whole too.

  • Piggy Bank Trader rockindawg: AA said retail owns 90% of the shares that were not owned by institutions. Anything more or less, I don’t know.

  • ZABGUS : I've been trying to get my ape shares on computer share or even buy more ape shares from Computershare but it doesn't seem to let me. if anybody has any leads on how to buy eight through computer share please enlighten me

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