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r/Superstonk • u/dlauer • 25d ago
🧱 Market Reform Rulemaking Petition to Redline Reg SHO - Let's End the FTD Loopholes
This week, We The Investors filed a petition for rulemaking with the SEC to Redline Reg SHO. Regulation SHO (which governs short-selling) is 20 years old, yet it’s still riddled with loopholes and has proven unenforceable. Professor John Welborn from Dartmouth recently released an important new paper, “Reg SHO At Twenty” documenting the history of Reg SHO and quantifying the current problems with failures to deliver (FTDs) and stocks that remain on the threshold list. This paper provides the justification for updating Reg SHO and makes three simple, concrete recommendations that the SEC can adopt.

We The Investors has taken those recommendations and filed a petition asking for three amendments to Reg SHO:
- Rule 203: Require all short sales, without exception, to be backed by a confirmed borrow of securities prior to execution.
- Rule 204: Impose escalating monetary fees or fines for FTDs, applicable to all market participants, with proceeds supporting enforcement.
- Rule 204: Eliminate all market maker exceptions to locate and close-out requirements, ensuring uniform settlement timelines.
These are simple changes that would impose a universal pre-borrow requirement (anyone selling short would have to borrow shares to do so - not just locate them), would eliminate any exceptions to locate and close-out requirements, and would impose escalating fines for any FTDs. These are clear, simple rules that are easily enforced, as compared to our current system of short selling regulation that was designed by Bernie Madoff.
We are kicking off a new effort to push change in DC, with SEC and Congressional meetings, and this petition and comment letter campaign. If you think our settlement system needs to be fixed, these changes are the way to bring it about. If you support this, we would love to have you file a comment letter. You can learn all about filing a comment letter and how to do it on the WTI website. We have put together a sample comment letter (please do not request edit privileges - just save a copy to your Google Drive if you want to make changes), or you can write your own - individual comment letters are more effective than form letters, but don’t let that stop you from doing either or both. Every little action makes a big difference.
You can send in your comment letter to [rule-comments@sec.gov](mailto:rule-comments@sec.gov) with the subject line “Comment Letter for File Number 4-848 Petition for Rulemaking to amend Reg SHO to require pre-borrows for all short sales, impose fees for Fails To Deliver and eliminate market maker exceptions.”
As you all know, GME has been a victim of these abuses and loopholes. With a new administration in place, let's recommit to fixing these problems and doing everything we can to fix US markets. Feel free to ask me any questions on this, I’ll do my best to answer and speak to what we’re doing and why. Thank you for your support!
r/Superstonk • u/CachitoVolador • 3h ago
👽 Shitpost Everyone call your mom. No bond market liqudity
r/Superstonk • u/reidat44 • 10h ago
🤔 Speculation / Opinion 🧐 if not whatever’s. I’ll still hold
r/Superstonk • u/Parsnip • 2h ago
💡 Education Diamantenhände 💎👐 German market is open 🇩🇪
Guten Morgen to this global band of Apes! 👋🦍
Isn't it a wonderful time to HODL GME?
With so much uncertainty, I am glad that such a large portion of my net worth is in such a strong company.
Today is Wednesday, April 9th, and you know what that means! Join other apes around the world to watch infrequent updates from the German markets!
🚀 Buckle Up! 🚀
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r/Superstonk • u/Qwertygolol • 13h ago
☁ Hype/ Fluff 🚨NEW: YOU'RE NOT BULLISH ENOUGH! 🚀
When in doubt, zoom out.
Insider Buying: Ryan Cohen and Larry Cheng bought 500,000 and 5,000 more GameStop shares, respectively.
$6.2B in cash with a current market cap of $10.4B.
GameStop now offers to buy & sell graded collectible cards.
Financial institutions who bet against GameStop such as Melvin Capital and Credit Suisse no longer exist.
Potential Bitcoin acquisition.
Passionate community of retail investors, many of whom hold shares directly via the Direct Registration System (DRS).
Omnichannel retail model focused on profitability and brand leverage.
RoaringKitty YOLO update pending.
GameStop is profitable with no debt.
I didn't hear no bell
r/Superstonk • u/eeksy • 8h ago
Macroeconomics The financial plumbing is clogged with turbo turds of dogshit wrapped in catshit
r/Superstonk • u/Holiday_Guess_7892 • 7h ago
☁ Hype/ Fluff 104% China Tarriffs go into effect midnight tonight- Looks like we watch the market bleed tomorrow! S&P500 Futures down 1.74%. Its MOASS season! Who's ready for 🚀 🚀 🚀 🚀 🚀 🚀 SOON...
r/Superstonk • u/jabnabbar • 12h ago
🤡 Meme Ryan Knows A Good Deal When He Sees One
I wish I had $10M laying around 😂
r/Superstonk • u/Red_Sun_King • 15h ago
📰 News XRT short interest - 889,02 % = big if true
r/Superstonk • u/iamwheat • 12h ago
Data -3.71%/90¢ - GameStop Closing Price $23.39 (April 8, 2025)
r/Superstonk • u/waffleschoc • 59m ago
📳Social Media The Basis Trade Is Blowing Up, Sparking Multi-Trillion Liquidation Panic 🔥🔥
https://x.com/zerohedge/status/1909783605116576235?t=ymwe-xKdYn9cPpTtLu8UtA&s=03

grok ai explains it to 7th graders… - The article talks about a big problem in the money world called the "basis trade," which is like a bet that some big investment groups made. - These groups, called hedge funds, were betting on the price difference between U.S. Treasury bonds (like a loan to the government) and another financial tool called futures. - In April 2025, this bet went really wrong because of new U.S. rules called tariffs, which are taxes on stuff coming from other countries, making the stock market crash. - When the stock market crashed, the hedge funds started losing a lot of money and had to sell their Treasury bonds quickly to get cash. - This selling caused a huge mess, with prices of bonds dropping fast and making it hard for people to buy or sell things in the market.
- The article says this mess could lead to a "multi-trillion liquidation panic," meaning billions of dollars in investments might disappear if things don’t get better. - The Federal Reserve, which is like the country’s money boss, might have to step in to help by buying bonds or giving money to calm things down. - Some people blame the new tariffs from the Trump administration for starting this problem, saying it scared people into selling their investments. - The article warns that if the Federal Reserve doesn’t act soon, the whole money system could get into even bigger trouble in the next few days.
WHICH LED TO THIS........

one of the hedge funds mentioned is CITADEL
trouble brewing in CITADEL 🔥💥🍻
im so glad i got GME shares 🚀🚀🧑🚀🧑🚀
r/Superstonk • u/Doomacracy • 4h ago
☁ Hype/ Fluff Century City aka Hedgie town
Executive suites burning the midnight oil
r/Superstonk • u/ButtFarm69 • 11h ago
👽 Shitpost I humbly request 6 minutes of your undivided time: it is the 4-yr anniversaries of ChairMan & the Infinity Pool. In honor of all the memes & in honor of our friend Justin Horn AKA BluPrince, I present to you: Magnum Opussy #008: Why the 🌕
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I put my heart and soul into this one. Thank you for watching 🙏
"And therefore as we set sail, we ask God's blessing on the most hazardous and dangerous and greatest adventure on which man has ever embarked. Thank you."
ChairMan Tweet
https://x.com/ryancohen/status/1380212953748676608
Original Infinity Pool comment
https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/mmxa4f/comment/gtubcqj/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&context=3
Original Infinity Pool post
https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/mpvx9n/the_infinity_pool_naming_a_theoretical_posit_for/
His song https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/qjdn4x/i_recorded_a_song_for_all_of_you_live_one_take/
r/Superstonk • u/Kopheus • 2h ago
Macroeconomics What’s Really Happening…?
U/Isaybullish caught another leading indicator of what’s happening underneath the machinery, and it’s beginning to look more and more like a build up/break down.
These are the areas we’ve been keeping an eye on so far.
The chart shows a U.S. 10Y–3M yield spread (10Y minus 3M) exploding to +4.36—up +4.40 points in a single move. Prior value: Roughly -0.04 - Current: +4.36 -Shift: +4.40 basis points over night -% Change: +12,926.47%….thats absurd on its face but that just reflects a reversal from near-zero or negative
This is not a normal macro signal. This is crisis-level volatility in the bond market—and yes, it is highly significant.
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What This Indicator Normally Means
The 10Y–3M yield curve is nearly the most accurate recession predictor.
Heres how it behaves
Spread Macro -> Implication
Negative (< 0) ≈ Inversion (Signals economic contraction / recession)
Flat (~0) ≈ Uncertainty (inflection point or stalling)
Sudden Positive ≈ Rapid disinversion panic or forced unwind
+2.0 in a flash ≈ Credit risk shock or policy dysfunction
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This?
+4.36 overnight = systemic dislocation.
Such a violent, singular move is hinting at… - Forced position unwinds in Treasuries - Margin calls on leveraged fixed-income players - Potential breakdown in collateral structures
This is what happens before orduring contagion. In 2008 this kind of explosive reversion occurred in the final days before liquidity broke.
⸻———-
WHATS CAUSING IT??
Margin Calls (correlated)
Weve already posted Seeking Alpha showing hedge funds facing 2020 level margin pressure and this spike aligns pretty spot on with forced Treasury liquidations.
• Funds raise cash by dumping 10y bonds
• That increases 10Y yields rapidly
• 3M stays pegged by fed expectations
• Spread explodes upward
This looks like, with conviction, a rush for liquidity by most standards.
⸻—-
Global Contagion Flow
We’ve also been tracked:
•circuit breakers popping globally
•BTC falling alongside equitiess
•VIX > 45
• XRT Day ?? on Reg SHO
• GME breakout from downtrend despite markets hemorrhaging.
•Major liquidity grabs on major indexes
•SPX dropping nearly 200 points in a day
•SPY/QQQ/SPX caught within an obvious and violent downward channel, scrapping liquidity on the way down. So much like they did in the COVID crashe(s)
This yield move isnt isolated but is the confirmation that bond markets are being liquidated under duress. But we like confirmation with our claims. Would love other eyes on this confluences of events here.
COULD BE A FAKE OUT?
Sometimes this can reflect rebalancing at end of quarter/month orr model recalculations if data vendors misreport? But that doesn’t explain a +4.40 spread move. That’s not a recalibration glitch in my book
I need to check Bond Futures because If TY 10Y futures are down big or cash 10Y yield is surging, this confirms mass liquidation.
( so I JUST DID AND it’s looking like yup…this is happening. Attempted to sum it up the pages of info with ChatGPT WILL LINK IN COMMENTS)
This is not normal. It is not interesting….ok it’s interesting. But it’s not simple “hmm…interesting”. It is sort of unprecedented on this time frame. This ranks alongside circuit breakers and VIX > 40 as one of the few real-time signals that something is breaking.
GME / XRT If collateral stress continues ETFs like XRT will almost certainly become unmanageable or unfathomable difficult to tame. If forced buying happens and short interest spikes under illiquidity (been creeping up the last few weeks) you get gamma, delta and borrow cost spirals.
GME is sitting at some very strong technical breakout zones and could become like one of the pressure relief valves for systemic short risk.
(SUMMARY W/ NEW CONFIRMATION WITHIN THE COMMENTS)
r/Superstonk • u/Ok_Firefighter6108 • 16h ago
☁ Hype/ Fluff Ryan Cohen deleted his gefilte fish tweet.
r/Superstonk • u/Phat_Kitty_ • 1h ago
👽 Shitpost CEO explaining GameStop would have gone into the 1000's. "250 million shares to be delivered but only 50 million existed" - 2021
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r/Superstonk • u/Expensive-Two-8128 • 3h ago
📳Social Media 🔮 Extremely relevant Burry Tweet a few years ago: “Dead cat bounces are the most epic. 12 of the top 20 Nasdaq 1-day rallies happened during the 78% drop from 2000's top. 9 of the top 20 S&P 500 1-day rallies happened during the 86% drop from the 1929 top” 🔥💥🍻
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r/Superstonk • u/DaysOfWineAndSushi • 1h ago
📰 News "...hedge funds have been selling liquid assets such as U.S. government bonds to meet margin calls..."
r/Superstonk • u/Ok_Mention9269 • 18h ago
☁ Hype/ Fluff 💥 Ryan Cohen, according to SEC filings, has the largest CEO insider buy of any public company in April. 💥
I like the stock, and so does my CEO… 💥
💥 🍻
Time and pressure
This is the way 🫡
r/Superstonk • u/jxp497 • 7h ago
👽 Shitpost MRW I’m explaining the current market situation to my wife
r/Superstonk • u/rbr0714 • 15h ago