Absolutely crazy. Proactively searching r/Superstonk members comment history to ban? Why would they do this? Is there an AI that searches all things Superstonk that they're trying to censor results for?

I DRS all my long stocks. It's the only way to guarantee they aren't being used as locates to short the stock.

Nothing yet. My account age isn't even old to post on there so that might be a factor.

I don't think they are trying to hide it anymore. Think we are at the "Then they fight you" stage.

Going to do a test. I was previously banned from Superstonk on a previous account for bringing up the obvious bed bath connections. I'm not subbed there now but I put a link to here on a comment in another sub. Going to join the sub now and see what happens. I will report back.

welcome to the club!

Good to see some familiar names!

I hear ya, don't care for twitter but it seems to be the farthest reaching, Reddit I like but I'm fully convinced it's being censored, hoping this becomes the next big thing!

Icahn Enterprises, Carl's Icahn's company - from Wiki:

Icahn Enterprises L.P. is an American conglomerate headquartered at Milton Tower in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida.[2] The company has investments in various industries including energy, automotive, food packaging, metals, real estate and home fashion. The company is controlled by Carl Icahn, who owns 85 percent of it.[1]

Do you have an estimated DRS share amount? I'm using the book transaction # from my AST statements to trying and estimate shares DRSed from May 5th onward. There were about 9 million shares DRSed by my count on the 5/5/23 docket #219. I can use the average shares DRSed times the increase in Book Trasactions to come up with an estimate.

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Hello! Still trying to figure out how to navigate this place but I'm happy to be here.

• Hopeful Pomelo

I'm not a huge fan of the pp sub, too WSB bruvish for me. Hardly any mention of DRS and I was around when he first started posting to the bbby sub trying just a little too hard. If the stock goes intergalactic, I'm guessing corporate media is going to point to that sub.