The Investment Thread
GME shareholders seem to be getting real close to direct registering the public float. They are using computershare. Which is the selling agent of GameStop and many other companies.
You can transfer all your shares from fidelity or E*TRADE or really any other brokerage account into ComputerShare. You can also open a computershare acccount and just buy shares as well. These shares are certified and in YOUR name. There are fees attached.
Shares transfered into Computershare would be shares you won't sell in the squeeze...as it takes days to transfer in and days to sell. It's a process.
Fidelity publishes the top 30 stocks that people have bought each day: https://eresearch.fidelity.com/eresearch/gotoBL/fidelityTopOrders.jhtml
Ive checked it every day for 6 months. This is the first time that GME wasn't on it. Most people are now giving Fidelity and other brokerages the middle finger and buying/transferring direct.
Then GameStop tweeted this. Input YOUR name.
GME shareholders seem to be getting real close to direct registering the public float. They are using computershare. Which is the selling agent of GameStop and many other companies.
You can transfer all your shares from fidelity or E*TRADE or really any other brokerage account into ComputerShare. You can also open a computershare acccount and just buy shares as well. These shares are certified and in YOUR name. There are fees attached.
Shares transfered into Computershare would be shares you won't sell in the squeeze...as it takes days to transfer in and days to sell. It's a process.
Fidelity publishes the top 30 stocks that people have bought each day: https://eresearch.fidelity.com/eresearch/gotoBL/fidelityTopOrders.jhtml
Ive checked it every day for 6 months. This is the first time that GME wasn't on it. Most people are now giving Fidelity and other brokerages the middle finger and buying/transferring direct.
Then GameStop tweeted this. Input YOUR name.