BNY Mellon Puns

OK, I'm kind of spittballing but I think there is more to the BNY melon puts and the can kicking....

TL;DR at bottom

Christopher Manning is BNY Melon

Right in your face

So now that this is visible, lets remember that there has been found to be at least 1,000,000 PUTS on GME hidden in brazil. This was shown publicly on Bloomberg terminal.

Now that Apes know the can has been kicked for a whole fucking year, and even longer as we know the fuckery goes back to 2014...The months of December and January are coming up and. u/altnob has carefully put together this lovely chart showing where everything is due.

all credit goes to u/altnob

What I think helps retail is constant pressure on media outlets that read our DD and words gets around that another stone is uncovered this forcing the SHF to re shuffle their strategies.

How has Christopher Manning never been brought up, heck even Meric Greenbaum is a Designated Market Maker at Citadel, the guy you see with a concerned look on his face

Meric Greenbaum Market Maker

Something tells me that Kenny is not the sole focus, rather apes have put him on a pedestal to be a speaker in steering the narrative while his senior executives push the buttons.

Yet the can gets kicked, Now lets get honest....there is an overwhelming amount of bulllshit DD that gets deleted because its fake and intentionally misleading. but these guys that work at Citadel are heavy hitters....and exposing them could ultimately lead to added pressure.

TL;DR

Christopher Manning is former Vice President at BNY Melon, now hired at Citadel...I think Kenny chose him because he has connections to Brazil....specifically for the 1,000,000 PUTS

Meric Greenbaum, is a Designated Maker Maker at Citadel...always photographed. As a Market Maker wouldn't it be fitting if there are several market makers who are getting GMe shares loaned to when a different market maker is maxed out... Why isn't he camera shy

Ap

I posted this yesterday after close and it got less traffic than DRS ring images yesterday so I'll try one more time. It's a bit of reading but it's worth understanding.

Here's Goldman, BNY Mellon and Citadel dancing together

Here's a Goldman/Citadel related defunct exchange trading $GME puts

That exchange lit up again, spoofing

Citadel has a direct connection with EDGX where that originated from.

Citadel has been fined for spoofing before, It's why they were kicked out of China for 5 years

> Citadel’s hedge fund and separate market-making business specialise in algorithmic trading, which came under fire from regulators during a stock market rout in China in 2015. The markets regulator suspended a trading account operated in Shanghai by Citadel Securities in August of that year. The regulator then launched an investigation into “malicious short selling” in China’s equity futures market, closing 24 trading accounts that had allegedly “influenced securities prices or investor decisions”.

> The regulator at the time expressed concerns over “spoofing”, in which investors place a buy or sell order but withdraw it before the transaction is done in order to manipulate prices. It also criticised algorithmic trading for intensifying market swings during the rout, which eventually sliced off more than Rmb24tn from China’s total market capitalisation. Other analysts said the more likely culprit for the sell-off was an official clampdown on margin lending, where investors borrow money from brokerages to buy stocks.

Note: Citadel was using algorithms to spoof and to make the market super volatile.

> Citadel’s hedge fund and separate market-making business specialise in algorithmic trading, which came under fire from regulators during a stock market rout in China in 2015. The markets regulator suspended a trading account operated in Shanghai by Citadel Securities in August of that year. The regulator then launched an investigation into “malicious short selling” in China’s equity futures mar

I saw that:

• Alphabet Inc (Google) uses Computershare to DRS
• Amazon.com Inc uses Computershare to DRS
• 𝐀𝐌𝐂 Entertainment Holdings uses Computershare to DRS
• Bank of America Corporation uses Computershare to DRS
• Blackrock uses Computershare to DRS
• BNY Mellon uses Computershare to DRS
• Citigroup Inc uses Computershare to DRS
• Credit Suisse uses Computershare to DRS
• Goldman Sachs uses Computershare to DRS
• HSBC uses Computershare to DRS
• Interactive Brokers uses Computershare to DRS
• JPMorgan Chase & Co uses Computershare to DRS
• Morgan Stanley uses Computershare to DRS
• UBS Group uses Computershare to DRS

etc.

At first I saw this post:

• Computershare - A List of all the companies you can invest in by u/New-Consideration420

and I saw:

> "but its slow and takes forever to load."

so I made this post:

• [You had me at "SLOW"] Computershare - A List of all the companies you can invest in

and a few commenters chimed in suggesting offtopic-related sentiment, which I kind of agreed with and felt bad about posting it, but I continued on to finish what I started

• "I only invest in GME."
• (Yep! Me too! but I realize after posting that this post may actually be bigger than about that)
• "🤷‍♂️ what’s all this got to do with GameStop though Jkh? I do not see how it’s relevant"
• (I wasn't sure. I didn't know. Curiosity sparked, and I still don't know why I prepared the post, but I felt compelled to glance at the data)

So then after sleeping and waking up I quickly skimmed through the list to read the names (which I actually didn't do yesterday, and even though I did today, I don't even know how to read, but I stuck a banana up my butt and I consider that successfully reading anyway, so when I read thisstuck banana up my butt revealing that all those other companies (many of whom have and are still counterfeit naked shorting GameStop) also use Computershare, I am now even more curious to be more curious than I was at first.

Anyway, I haven't really dug anything further about this, but I just wanted to share and spread awareness, cuz, I think:

analogous to playing games like Legend of Zelda (for the origina

Just got invited to BNY Mellon's superday. There doesn't seem to be much info online so I was wondering if anyone has gone through it before and what to expect.

Was the great transfer to Fidelity a genuine one?

or a cleverly laid out shill plan?

Has anyone done any serious digging on Fidelity with a fine tooth comb?

It would be a very good idea considering the majority of GME shares from brokers that cut off buying are most likely transferred onto Fidelity now

Hey I have 2 45min interview coming up with them. I was wondering if anyone had any advice on how to prep for it especially if you’ve taken it before Thank you

Trying to transfer some GME from SelfWealth to Commsec before DRS'ing over to CS and googled for Phillip Capital's clearing number as Commsec said I had to fill out their transfer form to initiate it, when I came across this document below, on the phillipcapital.com.au website...

I belive BNY Mellon is the one who's holding the big option position in Brazil and other shit, who must own Pershing, which is even worse..

Pershing is Commsec's custodian

PhillipCapital is SelfWealth's custodian

Any thoughts on who we should hold our none DRS'ing shares? Link to the page is below

https://preview.redd.it/57t6949eijt71.jpg?width=799&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4d3adc6874867bf6757bf78d528f159e3e4b8637

https://www.phillipcapital.com.au/files/PCAU/PhillipCapital_Australian_Settlement_Details_WEB.pdf

• Variable Account J of Lincoln Life Assurance Co of Boston
• IVA Fiduciary Trust
• FSI Low Beta Absolute Return Fund
• BNY Mellon Growth and Income Fund, Inc.
• AIP Macro Registered Fund A

The current CEO of BNY Mellon is this guy.

I'll quote the relevant part

> Todd Gibbons currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer of BNY Mellon. Prior to that, Todd had been a Vice Chairman of BNY Mellon and CEO of Clearing, Markets and Client Management. In that role he oversaw the Pershing clearing business; the trading, financing, collateral and liquidity management solutions delivered through the Markets business; treasury services and commercial payment activities; the U.S. government securities clearance and U.S. tri-party repo businesses delivered through BNY Mellon Government Securities Services Corp; credit services; global client management; and regional area management.

 

Now we already know, BNY Mellon is holding millions of shares of $GME puts in Brazil... for who knows why and for whom no one knows, they filed the shit wrapped in confidentiality.

(October, 2020) > Mellon has hired a former Goldman Sachs senior director in a new role that centralises the leadership for the custodian’s capital markets businesses.

> Robin Vince has been appointed as vice chair and CEO of Global Market Infrastructure, where he will have oversight of Clearance and Collateral Management, Treasury Services, Markets and Pershing businesses.

We know that Goldman made this in October of 2020 lining up with the new guy being hired at BNY Mellon, just so happens to take the old CEO's job. (then updated this filing in May 2021)

January sneezed

 

(April 2021) - BNY Mellon opens a line of credit with Citadel Europe

(April 2021) - Citadel Europe closes their Luxemburg office

(April 2021) - Goldman guy joins the unopened Citadel Paris > One of those understood to be joining is Charles-Antoine Palcoux, a former macro strategist/rates structurer at Goldman Sachs in London. Goldman insiders say Palcoux left Goldman after nine

Had a few requests to make this a post so I'll compile and add here.

Here's Goldman, BNY Mellon and Citadel dancing together

Here's a Goldman/Citadel related defunct exchange trading $GME puts

That exchange lit up again, spoofing

Citadel has a direct connection with EDGX where that originated from.

Citadel has been fined for spoofing before, It's why they were kicked out of China for 5 years

> Citadel’s hedge fund and separate market-making business specialise in algorithmic trading, which came under fire from regulators during a stock market rout in China in 2015. The markets regulator suspended a trading account operated in Shanghai by Citadel Securities in August of that year. The regulator then launched an investigation into “malicious short selling” in China’s equity futures market, closing 24 trading accounts that had allegedly “influenced securities prices or investor decisions”.

> The regulator at the time expressed concerns over “spoofing”, in which investors place a buy or sell order but withdraw it before the transaction is done in order to manipulate prices. It also criticised algorithmic trading for intensifying market swings during the rout, which eventually sliced off more than Rmb24tn from China’s total market capitalisation. Other analysts said the more likely culprit for the sell-off was an official clampdown on margin lending, where investors borrow money from brokerages to buy stocks.

Note: Citadel was using algorithms to spoof and to make the market super volatile.

> Citadel’s hedge fund and separate market-making business specialise in algorithmic trading, which came under fire from regulators during a stock market rout in China in 2015. The markets regulator suspended a trading account operated in Shanghai by Citadel Securities in August of that year. The regulator then launched an investigation into “malicious short selling” in China’s equity futures market, closing 24 trading accounts that had allegedly “influenced securities prices or investor decision