There’s a stock that’s up 500%+ within the past month that is allegedly going through a short squeeze. The alleged squeeze isn’t what caught my eye. It was the admission of “synthetic ownership via swaps” (read: “hidden short exposure routed through swaps”). Not wrong. Early. Bullish
Edit: Adding the article I got the post pic from…
#Apr 13 Post: https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/1sk3r1k/agreed/
#BONUS (again): Based on post history this dude is very knowledgeable, and very clearly not a GME “CuLtiSt”
#PRESSURE AND TIME
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I was checking my DEGIRO portfolio today and was greeted with a very specific pop-up telling me that "1 of your assets are in demand for Securities Lending."
Curiosity got the better of me, so I clicked View Demand. I hold over 10 different tickers, but take a look at who the lone survivor is GME
This lending feature has been live on DEGIRO since October 2025. I haven't seen a demand alert like this until today.
Is anyone else on DEGIRO seeing this "Demand" UI suddenly pop up for GME specifically?
TL;DR: DEGIRO is specifically highlighting GME as a high-demand asset for lending while ignoring every other stock in my portfolio. Liquidity is looking drier than a desert.
Today I ask: .@The_DTCC Does #DTCC know the old saying, "For my friends, anything. For my enemies, the law." It means that entrenched corrupt power uses the law to prosecute adversaries while allowing friends to bend and break the law at will. When will DTCC force settlement on shorts? Never?
Good morning beautiful apes of Superstonk from all around the world! German markets are open! Last trade for GameStop was €21.28, which is $25.06 using Google's currency calculator. https://www.tradegatebsx.com/orderbuch\_umsaetze.php?lang=en&isin=US36467W1099
Hope you have a brilliant Tuesday and best wishes from London!
For reference Lynch had 6 categories of stocks to buy in his book One Up on Wall Street, Turnaround stories are one of them.
The pictures are charts of Dominoes and T Mobile who’ve each had a successful turnaround after their own dumpster fire played out. If you bought when their CEOs were on television you’d have a ridiculous return.
Our CEO is in a similar place now. Rebuilding on the ashes of a dumpster fire that didn’t destroy us! $GME fits here but you know that because you’re here too (as an owner or a troll but you know it).
Definition: These are battered companies that can barely drag themselves into bankruptcy, including those with "little problems" that were worse than expected, or a "perfectly good company inside a bankrupt company".
Examples: Lynch famously cited his investment in Chrysler in 1982 for $6, which became a fifteen-bagger. He also highlighted buying Apple stock after it dropped from $60 to $15 following the failure of its Lisa computer, based on his wife's observation of its continued popularity.
Strategy: Turnarounds are often "special situations" where a company is restructuring to maximize shareholder value or in the middle of a, “bail us out,” scenario.
Risks: Lynch cautioned that turnarounds are risky and, “if a troubled old turnaround has a relapse, the downside can be losing all your money,”.
Timing: He advised that rather than trying to catch the bottom, it is often better to wait until a company has shown signs of a successful turnaround. 
Security lending in The Netherlands: asking for my GME stock. For the first time I got the message that my gamestop shares are wanted for lending. I live in The Netherlands and my broker is DeGiro.
No way, no way, no way, no way, no way, no way, no way.
Been having fun with the power packs, but I am actually keeping this one, my father in law is a lifelong dodger fan, figure this will make a great birthday gift.