THE MEME EQUATION: Be a snapper turtle trader.

"I want to be a snapper turtle trader!"

Subject: To achieve snapper turtle status, join forces with others who share the goal of making significant profits by investing in a single common stock with a selective SPM tag for at least five years or until its value is compromised. This abstract will show you how.

 If you’re a meme, listen up!  Stop losing money. Make the financial system be your sweat.

 Meme power as small investors acting in concert can send Wall Street spinning.

 Internet memes stock players are popular across a wide range of age groups, but they are particularly prevalent among younger generations. Over 80% are in the age range from 12 to 35, of which 60% are weekly players and 35% are daily, according to SPM tag. They’re have many names, common are Diamond Hands, Apes Together Strong, Buy High Sell Low, Paper Junkies, that ridicule but never praise.

We have designed an investment strategy that takes advantage of the enormous buying power of meme traders while eliminating the risk. The lowly meme trader morphs into the dynamic snapper turtle. Collectively, snapper turtles have powerful bites and the ability to snap quickly at noisy stocks.

As for buying power, the number could be close to a trillion dollars. But when the money is not focused, memes lose big time.  

Taking real control of your buying power is the first step of being a snapper turtle.

Snapper turtles are influencers, can rapidly disseminate information and coordinate actions, including purchasing and selling decisions. Meme traction can manifest in various ways, from driving stock values to impacting financial markets.

Even though the memes have power, 90% can’t buy a ham sandwich with the profits. They have been brainwashed by the establishment that the use of collective buying power raises questions about market manipulation, ethical considerations, and the potential for unintended consequences.

Wall Street noise.

The truth is --- Insiders make big money by instigating stock stampede trapping the lowly memes to play.  

Chase the stick and ends up being the stick.

Now for the solution: Be a snapper turtle!

JOIN US.

Become the snapper turtle you wish for:

Objective -- No hard work, use your brain part time to make BIG MONEY.

Caveat: 1/ Strict compliance with the G-101 SPM AI algorithm and its  https://stocktwits.com/G101SPM.

FACT: The market benefits deep-pocketed participants with faster data access and cutting-edge technologies.  

 I’m a meme but lost in the sauce.  Am I snapper turtle material?

 Before answering the question, you need to get up to speed how Wall Street really works.

1. Short-term trading is a demanding endeavor with a low success rate. It requires significant knowledge, discipline, emotional control, and a robust trading strategy to navigate its complexities and risks effectively. Wall Street doesn’t promote this fact.

2. The stock market is not necessarily "rigged" in the sense of outright manipulation, concerns about the fairness of the system persist due to the advantages held by certain players, particularly those with access to advanced technology and information. Wall Street doesn’t promote this fact.

3. Long-term investing promotes a disciplined approach, leveraging the power of compounding and the resilience of a diversified portfolio to achieve financial goals despite short-term market fluctuations. Wall Street doesn’t promote this fact.

Understanding these three points establishes an overview, i.e. Current meme trading doesn’t work, and the odds of you making money is remote.

 Success requires thinking and doing, in that order.

 Snapper turtle traders must have the mindset of a private investment club member.  On the only different club members pool their money, snapper turtles act alone. Yet both function with a similar philosophy. This circumstance eliminates insider trading implications. If not, all investment clubs are illegal and violate current securities regulations.

Snapper turtle traders are “at risk” when relying on the SPM tag value before making the trade.   This fact eliminates insider trading implications.

Your need-to-know moment: Snapper turtle traders must make their purchases in a cash accounts (not margin accounts) with notice to the broker that you request “physical delivery² .” The requirement satisfies the “CAN’T LEND MY STOCK RULE.”

The dynamics of investment in stock certificates.

FACT #1: It’s possible to sell more shares than a company's market capitalization in a direct sense, as market capitalization is defined as the total value of all of a company's outstanding shares.

FACT #2: Investors can borrow shares they don't own and sell them in the market, hoping the price will drop so they can buy them back at a lower price and return them to the lender, profiting from the difference. This is called short selling. This essentially allows selling shares that are not currently part of the investor's owned portfolio. However, the total number of shares that can be shorted is limited by the number of shares available to be borrowed.

FACT #3: A stock float, also known as "free float," represents the number of shares of a company that are readily available for public trading. It excludes shares held by company insiders, controlling shareholders, or those subject to restrictions on trading. Essentially, it's the portion of a company's outstanding shares that investors can freely buy and sell on the open market.

These THREE FACTS dictate the circumstances that taking custody of your stock certificate is essential. By call in your ownership the broker cannot lend, and the buyer cannot sell them. Moreover, the broker is required to notify the Direct Registration System (DRS) to allow electronic transfer of securities between the issuer and the investor's broker-dealer. The process maintains the benefits of registered ownership without the need for physical certificates. This means that no one is permitted to lend or sell your property since a registered and federally licensed third party is acting exclusively on your behalf.  

THE BOTTOM LINE

In a short sale transaction, a broker holding the shares in a margin account is typically the one that benefits the most, because they can charge interest and commission on lending out the shares in their inventory. The actual owner of the shares does not benefit due to stipulations set forth in the margin account agreement.

FACT #4: Securities cannot be lent out by a broker from a cash account without explicit consent.  For cash accounts, brokers are required to obtain written consent from the client before lending out securities, and this right to notification cannot be waived. Under no circumstances should the snapper turtle trader wave his/her rights.

FACT #5: Buying stock is not reducing the “stock float,” because the buyer had purchased the securities in a margin account. see Fact # 3.

The Objective of the Snapper Turtle

• Make big money with limited risk.

• Use SPM tag value supplied by G-101 SPM AL algorithm to determine a single, primary stock candidate to accumulate, and to accumulate on a regular basis unless the SPM tag value falls below its strategic level³ .

Based on the continuous buying by snapper turtle trader, a short squeeze would occur; a rapid increase in the price of a stock, often triggered when short sellers are forced to buy back shares to cover their positions, potentially leading to a self-reinforcing cycle of buying and price increases. This happens because short sellers, who bet that a stock's price will fall, face losses when the price unexpectedly rises. 

Remarkable, this conclusion has an accuracy score of SPM 88.86 tag, or 88.86% of the time, based on the last 500 recorded circumstances.  In essence, the stock would go higher as demanded increases since the available stock has been taken off the market. Snapper turtles will only liquidate when the SPM tag declines below the original SPM tag value set before the initial purchase. 

CONCLUSION:

To achieve snapper turtle status, join forces with others who share the goal of making significant profits by investing in a single common stock with a selective SPM tag for at least five years or until its value is compromised. The entity would be structured as an investment club, where members pool funds regularly to continually buy the same company’s stock in a cash account and take physical possession of securities.

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¹  https://stocktwits.com/G101SPM. SPM TAGS are proprietary external influencers within the Subjective Probability Model that collect, processes, analyzes and filters raw information into classified and structured data.  The cooked data is manipulated to function in unison with different data categories to integrate and analyze them in a more streamlined and efficient way by creating pre-computed aggregates and normalized tables called “tags.” This allows for faster querying and analysis of complex datasets that work together through various data integration techniques and allows for combined analysis and insights. These methods help combine data from disparate sources, providing a unified view for SPM tag analysis.  We are able to separate the data into categories by using grouping variables. This involves identifying specific features and characteristics that define different groups within the data, allowing us to organize the data into factors that can affect decisions, behaviors, and outcomes. Since investing in stocks is not purely a rational process, the data points relating to fundamental and technical analysis were too empirical. Informed decision-making requires other essential data and analyses that can improve investment strategies, such as. (1) Quantitative Analysis: Utilizing mathematical and statistical models to analyze large datasets and identify trends and patterns that may not be readily apparent through other methods; the need to provide an objective, data-driven perspective and help uncover hidden opportunities or risks. (2) Sentiment Analysis: Gauging the overall market mood, investor emotions toward a particular stock, sector, and the market as a whole. (3) Macroeconomic Data and Analysis: (i) tracking interest rates, (ii) inflation rates, (iii) GDP growth, (iv) unemployment figures, (v) government policies.  (4) Industry Analysis: (i) analyze industry reports, (ii) market research data, (iii) competitor analysis to assess a company's position (iv) future prospects within its industry.  (5) Company Management and Qualitative Factors: (i) evaluating the quality and track record of the company's management team, (ii) brand reputation (iii) corporate governance, (iv) review management biographies, (v) company press releases, (vi) investor relations materials to assess the quality of leadership.  (6) Holistic Factors: (i) unpredictable events (like market crashes or political instability). (7) Anomalistic Factors: (i) seeks to understand why people experience and believe in things often labeled as paranormal by examining the natural, psychological, and physical processes that might be at play. 

² Note: In a stock purchase, "physical delivery” means the actual transfer of ownership of the shares from the seller to the buyer, rather than a cash settlement that only reflects the price difference. It signifies that the buyer will receive the shares in their brokerage account. This is in contrast to a cash-settled transaction where the profit or loss is simply credited or debited without a change in ownership.  Wit this arrangement, the PD knows that the stock cannot be lent by the broker for [2]shortening purchases.

³ G-101 SPM AI algorithm has 145 data subsets organized into a single column. Once compiled the value-weighted data column is measured as a single entity within a proprietary validation matrix that creates a time-sensitive, subjective probability model (SPM) tag value. By recognizing collective changes and repetitions between elements in the patterns, the platform is able to rate the reliability of such formations by applying a subjective probability model (SPM) tag value as a “best guess” conclusion score. i.e. A higher SPM tag value indicates a more reliable source of data. Conversely, a SPM tag that reverses course and declines below a  predetermined level, it  is subject to immediate liquidation of the underlying securities.