📈📈📈 Small-cap and mid-cap ETFs keep trying to climb, only to run into selling near resistance. 🚫 Look at $IJH. 👀 Price recovered from roughly $71.50 to $74, RSI pushed toward 58, yet the $74.50 area keeps giving buyers a hard time. Almost like every rally runs into a fresh wall of supply. 😂 Now here's where ETF mechanics get interesting. 🤔💭 Authorized participants can create new ETF shares, while market makers provide liquidity. If shares outstanding are increasing as buyers push higher, we need to know whether new supply is being absorbed or selling pressure is overwhelming demand. RSI suggests improving momentum, but it can't identify who's buying. I'm comparing $IJH, $IWM, and $XRT, especially with $GME's recent options consolidation and retail-sector trading divergence. Give me ETF creation data, volume near resistance, plus constituent performance. If buyers keep showing up while fresh supply keeps meeting them, I want to know who's supplying it. 👀🔥

🚨🚨🚨 $GME just flipped the script on November 3rd. 62.71% of its trading volume hit lit exchanges, nearly 15 percentage points above its 30-day average. Off-exchange trading dropped to 37.29%. Wall Street suddenly found the light switch. 📴 NYSE grabbed 25.40% of total volume, compared with its usual 16.11%. Chicago jumped to 4.01%, roughly 2.7 times its average. Remember the 189,000-share Chicago print worth $4.65 million? Same session. And all while $GME traded only about 4.78 million shares. Now compare $AMC, where 67.87% traded off-exchange on November 3rd. Two meme stocks, two completely different routing patterns. GME1 options consolidated into regular $GME contracts on the same day. Why did $GME move toward lit exchanges while $AMC moved further off-exchange? 🤔💭 I want to see what November 4th brings. 👀🔥

🤔💭 $GMEU's borrow fee went from 32.66% to 24.83% in a matter of hours, while available shares jumped from 35,000 to 55,000. A 7.83 percentage-point drop in borrowing costs on the same day GME1 options consolidate. Now there's a shift worth examining. 🔎 Here's the kicker. Regular $GME shows 10 MILLION shares available at just 0.41%, while $GMEU costs roughly 60 times more to borrow. $XRT sits at 1.69%, $IWM at 0.57%. Four securities connected to our broader research, four very different lending conditions. $GMEU's borrow market loosened up today, but its fee remains elevated. Is the inventory coming back because demand cooled, lenders added supply, or positions changed? We don't know yet. I'm watching whether those 55,000 shares keep growing or get swallowed right back up. 🍿🔥

👀🔥 Nearly 59.15 MILLION $GME warrants reached expiration, plus Montreal responds to the Kansas City Shuffle theory with one little “lol.” Sometimes the shortest replies create the biggest conversations. Here's the distinction. Expiring warrants don't remove 59 million existing shares from the float. They eliminate the possibility of issuing those shares through future exercise. But any dealer hedges, borrowed positions, or settlement obligations connected to the warrants are a separate story. Now combine the expiration with the extraordinary borrow fees, millions of short-marked warrant trades, plus the OCC adjustments we've been tracking. The float isn't the mystery. The positioning around those warrants is. November's settlement records could tell us considerably more. 👀🔥

👀🔥 October 31, 1:01 AM. Just hours after https://t.co/viGdAhoSsY expiration, Montreal drops: WS + (Jimmy 21) 2.0. Now they are bringing warrants, a spiderweb, plus a possible reference to GameStop's 2021 run into one message. We've spent weeks digging into warrant short volume, borrowing fees exceeding 3,600%, OCC settlement adjustments, plus the October 30th deadline. The spiderweb imagery fits her recurring theme of interconnected financial obligations. Jimmy 21 2.0 reads like she's anticipating another chapter of 2021. Then comes 🩳☠️ followed by “Shabbat shalom” 🦋. Short sellers, consequences, Butterfly. Montreal isn't naming a transaction or providing settlement records, but her message is getting more specific about the outcome he expects. The warrants expired. Now we watch what happens to the obligations. 👀🔥

📈📈📈 $GME pushed up 2.9% while $SPY slipped 0.4%. $AMC gained 3%. The market's red, but parts of our basket decided to wear green. 🟩 $GME traded nearly 4.94 MILLION shares, with 193,836 options contracts changing hands. Intraday range $23.38–$24.09, VWAP $23.80. Price pushed above $24 before pulling back toward $23.90. Here's what catches my attention: 👀 30-day implied volatility sits at 46.4, down 4 points, even with $GME outperforming $SPY. Buyers pushed the stock higher without a corresponding jump in implied volatility. All happening one day before the https://t.co/viGdAhpqiw expiration deadline. 👀🔥

💥💥💥9,324,288 $GME warrants traded on October 29th. Nearly 9.33 MILLION on the final scheduled trading day. https://t.co/viGdAhoSsY dropped over 50% during regular trading, yet the latest after-hours quote shows $0.2142, up 7.10%. Somebody was busy right up to the finish. 🍻 Now look at the order-flow shift. Earlier, the platform showed 213.80K inflow versus 243.96K outflow. The latest snapshot shows 611.63K inflow versus 584.36K outflow, flipping from −30.16K to +27.27K. The XL flow chart also shows a sharp late-session surge. We've been tracking roughly 4.3 MILLION warrants in reported short interest, extreme borrow fees, and the October 30th expiration deadline. One session just traded more than twice the reported short-interest baseline. Volume alone won't identify who closed positions, but nearly 9.33 million warrants changing hands before trading ends? The post-expiration records just became a whole lot more interesting. 🤔💭

🇯🇵🤔💭 Japan's getting interesting ahead of the BOJ decision. USD/JPY slipped from 157.92 to 157.66, the U.S. 10-year yield dropped 4.1 basis points, and Japan's 40-year climbed to 4.041%. Yen strengthening while Japanese long-term borrowing costs rise? Pay attention. 👀 Bitcoin down 1.71%, Ethereum down 2.32%, Solana down 2.63%. Even gold and silver are red. Money isn't simply rotating into another asset. Multiple markets are taking hits while funding conditions shift. Now put https://t.co/viGdAhoSsY into the picture. Warrants just surged 34.6%, October 29th is their final scheduled trading day, and expiration hits Friday. BOJ, currencies, bonds, crypto, and $GME all sharing one crowded calendar. No confirmed carry-trade unwind yet, but the pressure points are lining up. 👀🔥🍻

🚨🚨🚨 $GME traded over 5 MILLION shares on October 28th, and 2,687,088 shares went off-exchange. 53.49% of the day's volume! More than half the action never touched a lit exchange. Wall Street sure loves its back rooms. 😂 Lit exchanges handled 2,336,382 shares, or 46.51%, below the 30-day average of 47.84%. IEX actually climbed to 6.45% versus its 4.72% average. Different venues, different shifts, same $GME circus. 🎪 Now add https://t.co/viGdAhoSsY ripping 34.6% into the close while reported borrow fees exceeded 2,100%. October 29th is the final scheduled warrant trading day. Off-exchange volume doesn't prove manipulation, but the contrast between common shares and warrants is getting wild. 👀🍻

🤔💭 https://t.co/viGdAhoSsY closed October 28 at $0.4201, up 34.6%. Now pull up Roaring Kitty's TIME image. Video duration? 04:20. Playback position? 01:09. Tell me those numbers don't make you look twice. 😂 We've been tracking Kitty's TIME references and countdown imagery for months. Now the warrants land on $0.4201, with 420 staring right back at us, one trading session before the October 30th expiration deadline. Could be pure coincidence. A stock price isn't proof of a hidden message. But $0.4201, 04:20, 01:09, and the clock running out? I'm adding it to the research timeline. 👀🍻