Top Tweets for #ChannelStuffing
Never forget that in 2019, Tesla was storing these cars in a dusty parking lot in Norway. At least some appears now to be rejects (picture 4).
This was what triggered me to look into Tesla cars owned by Tesla Norway.
Note: Pictures are from 2019.
$tsla $tslaq

@pboockvar @RJRCapital They posted 126% revenue growth, but only a 2% growth of operating expenses YoY???
Massive red flag that has gone unnoticed.
#Roundtripping #ChannelStuffing
@TicTocTick Wait until they find out NVDA's growth isn't even legit.
#RoundTripping #ChannelStuffing
#JustDarioDaily
🚨 $NVDA - THE (FRAUD) SMOKING GUN?🚨
As I write, $NVDA is up 8.56% in After Hours trading after releasing their "monster" Q4-23 results. Compared to the Q3-23 report, there isn't much change in all the red flags 🚩 I highlighted before [Post Below], but while I was comparing the two, my eye caught something strange.
Before I go forward, in case you don’t know, I would like to flag that $NVDA's Q4 is shifted 1 month forward compared to the majority of listed companies. Hence, it runs from the 1st of November till the end of January of the next year.
Alright, time to grab your 🍿 now.
1 - In the last report, $NVDA declared that they repurchased a total of 21m shares, paying $9.7bn throughout their latest fiscal year. What’s interesting about this? Unusually, since companies always report shares bought in the quarter and in YTD in intermediate earnings reports, $NVDA doesn’t mention how many shares were bought back during the last quarter 🚩 (Picture 1).
Odd, isn’t it? 🤔
2 - Alright, Jensen, let’s go figure this out. As we can see in Picture 2 from the Q3-23 report, up until the last quarter, $NVDA repurchased 15.9m shares, paying $7.01bn. Applying some quick math, we can figure out $NVDA bought back 5.1m shares in the last quarter, paying $2.69bn. Alright, what’s wrong with this?
🔫 💨- Applying some easy math again, we can quickly figure out that the average price $NVDA paid in Q4 was $527. Do you know what was the average price of $NVDA shares during Q4 overall? As a simple average, $492; as an average weighted by the trading volumes, $502.
In the Q3-23 report, $NVDA kindly provided us with an extra piece of information: "From October 30, 2023, through November 17, 2023, we repurchased 0.8m shares for $366m pursuant to a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan."
Alright, that means that in the first ~20% of the quarter, $NVDA repurchased ~20% of the shares. Nothing uncommon here. It's actually pretty normal for companies to run buybacks at regular schedules. Otherwise, they might easily breach SEC insider trading rules if caught in actively manipulating their #stocks prices 😅
Considering what I said, $NVDA should then continue its share buyback program regularly for the remaining 80% of the quarter, right?
Now, if we exclude the 800k shares repurchased for $366m, then $NVDA would have been left with 4.3m shares to repurchase for $2.324bn, right? That means the average price for that buyback is $540.47. What was $NVDA's average price between November 17, 2023, and January 29, 2024? $510.9 the simple average, or $513.7 the volume-weighted average.
🚩 Putting it all together, $NVDA overpaid ~6.9% to repurchase its own shares in Q4, equivalent to $187m. Now, please have a look at the line "Unsettled Share Repurchases" in Picture 3. What’s the amount? $187m!
Now, as everyone familiar with buybacks knows, shares repurchased are settled immediately through your custodian. What about call options though? Well… that actually fits in the category of "Unsettled Share Repurchases"! 😉
I will end with a question: What do you think are the chances $NVDA is overpaying its #stocks buybacks so someone else can, on their behalf, use that money to play the OTM call options gamma squeeze game on $NVDA stock?
THE END 🙇🏻♂️
![DarioCpx's tweet photo. #JustDarioDaily
🚨 $NVDA - THE (FRAUD) SMOKING GUN?🚨
As I write, $NVDA is up 8.56% in After Hours trading after releasing their "monster" Q4-23 results. Compared to the Q3-23 report, there isn't much change in all the red flags 🚩 I highlighted before [Post Below], but while I was comparing the two, my eye caught something strange.
Before I go forward, in case you don’t know, I would like to flag that $NVDA's Q4 is shifted 1 month forward compared to the majority of listed companies. Hence, it runs from the 1st of November till the end of January of the next year.
Alright, time to grab your 🍿 now.
1 - In the last report, $NVDA declared that they repurchased a total of 21m shares, paying $9.7bn throughout their latest fiscal year. What’s interesting about this? Unusually, since companies always report shares bought in the quarter and in YTD in intermediate earnings reports, $NVDA doesn’t mention how many shares were bought back during the last quarter 🚩 (Picture 1).
Odd, isn’t it? 🤔
2 - Alright, Jensen, let’s go figure this out. As we can see in Picture 2 from the Q3-23 report, up until the last quarter, $NVDA repurchased 15.9m shares, paying $7.01bn. Applying some quick math, we can figure out $NVDA bought back 5.1m shares in the last quarter, paying $2.69bn. Alright, what’s wrong with this?
🔫 💨- Applying some easy math again, we can quickly figure out that the average price $NVDA paid in Q4 was $527. Do you know what was the average price of $NVDA shares during Q4 overall? As a simple average, $492; as an average weighted by the trading volumes, $502.
In the Q3-23 report, $NVDA kindly provided us with an extra piece of information: "From October 30, 2023, through November 17, 2023, we repurchased 0.8m shares for $366m pursuant to a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan."
Alright, that means that in the first ~20% of the quarter, $NVDA repurchased ~20% of the shares. Nothing uncommon here. It's actually pretty normal for companies to run buybacks at regular schedules. Otherwise, they might easily breach SEC insider trading rules if caught in actively manipulating their #stocks prices 😅
Considering what I said, $NVDA should then continue its share buyback program regularly for the remaining 80% of the quarter, right?
Now, if we exclude the 800k shares repurchased for $366m, then $NVDA would have been left with 4.3m shares to repurchase for $2.324bn, right? That means the average price for that buyback is $540.47. What was $NVDA's average price between November 17, 2023, and January 29, 2024? $510.9 the simple average, or $513.7 the volume-weighted average.
🚩 Putting it all together, $NVDA overpaid ~6.9% to repurchase its own shares in Q4, equivalent to $187m. Now, please have a look at the line "Unsettled Share Repurchases" in Picture 3. What’s the amount? $187m!
Now, as everyone familiar with buybacks knows, shares repurchased are settled immediately through your custodian. What about call options though? Well… that actually fits in the category of "Unsettled Share Repurchases"! 😉
I will end with a question: What do you think are the chances $NVDA is overpaying its #stocks buybacks so someone else can, on their behalf, use that money to play the OTM call options gamma squeeze game on $NVDA stock?
THE END 🙇🏻♂️](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GG58TQKawAApx4w.jpg)
@SamanthaLaDuc What $nda is doing is the very definition of #channelstuffing.
https://t.co/9IaLcnTjlk
Does Blackrock loan out another 2.3 billion to one of its other pawns(Coreweave) ... and use the cards as collateral for next quarters numbers? #channelstuffing
After the outstanding #Nvidia figures and outlook, analysts have raised the avg price target for the chip giant from $520 to $620.

@life_utah @FthePump1 @nikolamotor @TeslaClubSoCal @Tesla @klwtts @elonmusk assuming these trucks were shipped out of Chandler on June 30th like the others that means the trucks have been SITTING on the deal lot for now FIVE WEEKS >>> UNSOLD along with DOZENS of others in the same CAlifornia LOT
$NKLA
#NODemand
#Fraud
#ChannelStuffing
@hereforthecom19 @JonBryant421 @ClothesTesla @Jimmy21953901 @garyblack00 @ElectricDuck1 @TaylorOgan @BullishPatterns Probably nothing...
#ChannelStuffing
$TSLAQ
Norway


@SawyerMerritt Sunnyvale Showroom is empty of cars - and NOT just because this location is moving 1 block to much larger space.
This is the opposite of #channelStuffing 😀
@Mtass7 @NewYork_SEC @HesterPeirce @fbi So fleet sales and more are owned by Company doing the selling to itself ?! #ChannelStuffing #MassiveFraudProof #ShitTeslaCrimeDown #WhereIsTheSEC $445 market cap 80B on lies crimes and fraud #ClassActionVSEC
Most troubling part of the big $OGI $OGI.v miss is the following.
There was no warning for investors last Q that this pipeline fill would not repeat.
I would question why it wasn’t repeated.
#channelstuffing

Dominican illicit alcohol may have killed tourists: history of reports Fraud isnt always ‘just’a financial crime. #channelstuffing #counterfeit #taxfraud #treasury #SEC #Diageo https://t.co/kW1hw5S9SI
$MDXG #fraud on video featuring @AlderLaneeggs. @SenatorIsakson and disgraced Tom Price explicitly named. #ChannelStuffing mentioned. This could easily be turned into a full length documentary.
See how a US senator sent FBI agents to the home of a shortseller who criticized the Georgia-based company MiMedx. @WSJ @gmorgenson @gabejohnsonwsj https://t.co/hlm2YAY3kB
Last Seen Hashtags on Sotwe
Most Popular Users

Elon Musk 
@elonmusk
241.5M followers

Barack Obama 
@barackobama
119M followers

Cristiano Ronaldo 
@cristiano
114M followers

Donald J. Trump 
@realdonaldtrump
111.8M followers

Narendra Modi 
@narendramodi
107.2M followers

Rihanna 
@rihanna
98.6M followers

NASA 
@nasa
92.4M followers

Justin Bieber 
@justinbieber
91.8M followers

KATY PERRY 
@katyperry
89.8M followers

Taylor Swift 
@taylorswift13
83.7M followers

Lady Gaga 
@ladygaga
75.2M followers

Virat Kohli 
@imvkohli
73M followers

Kim Kardashian 
@kimkardashian
70.8M followers

YouTube 
@youtube
68.8M followers

Neymar Jr 
@neymarjr
66M followers

Bill Gates 
@billgates
65M followers

Selena Gomez 
@selenagomez
62.8M followers

The Ellen Show
@theellenshow
62.3M followers

CNN 
@cnn
61.8M followers

X 
@x
60.7M followers








![DarioCpx's tweet photo. #JustDarioDaily
🚨 $NVDA - THE (FRAUD) SMOKING GUN?🚨
As I write, $NVDA is up 8.56% in After Hours trading after releasing their "monster" Q4-23 results. Compared to the Q3-23 report, there isn't much change in all the red flags 🚩 I highlighted before [Post Below], but while I was comparing the two, my eye caught something strange.
Before I go forward, in case you don’t know, I would like to flag that $NVDA's Q4 is shifted 1 month forward compared to the majority of listed companies. Hence, it runs from the 1st of November till the end of January of the next year.
Alright, time to grab your 🍿 now.
1 - In the last report, $NVDA declared that they repurchased a total of 21m shares, paying $9.7bn throughout their latest fiscal year. What’s interesting about this? Unusually, since companies always report shares bought in the quarter and in YTD in intermediate earnings reports, $NVDA doesn’t mention how many shares were bought back during the last quarter 🚩 (Picture 1).
Odd, isn’t it? 🤔
2 - Alright, Jensen, let’s go figure this out. As we can see in Picture 2 from the Q3-23 report, up until the last quarter, $NVDA repurchased 15.9m shares, paying $7.01bn. Applying some quick math, we can figure out $NVDA bought back 5.1m shares in the last quarter, paying $2.69bn. Alright, what’s wrong with this?
🔫 💨- Applying some easy math again, we can quickly figure out that the average price $NVDA paid in Q4 was $527. Do you know what was the average price of $NVDA shares during Q4 overall? As a simple average, $492; as an average weighted by the trading volumes, $502.
In the Q3-23 report, $NVDA kindly provided us with an extra piece of information: "From October 30, 2023, through November 17, 2023, we repurchased 0.8m shares for $366m pursuant to a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan."
Alright, that means that in the first ~20% of the quarter, $NVDA repurchased ~20% of the shares. Nothing uncommon here. It's actually pretty normal for companies to run buybacks at regular schedules. Otherwise, they might easily breach SEC insider trading rules if caught in actively manipulating their #stocks prices 😅
Considering what I said, $NVDA should then continue its share buyback program regularly for the remaining 80% of the quarter, right?
Now, if we exclude the 800k shares repurchased for $366m, then $NVDA would have been left with 4.3m shares to repurchase for $2.324bn, right? That means the average price for that buyback is $540.47. What was $NVDA's average price between November 17, 2023, and January 29, 2024? $510.9 the simple average, or $513.7 the volume-weighted average.
🚩 Putting it all together, $NVDA overpaid ~6.9% to repurchase its own shares in Q4, equivalent to $187m. Now, please have a look at the line "Unsettled Share Repurchases" in Picture 3. What’s the amount? $187m!
Now, as everyone familiar with buybacks knows, shares repurchased are settled immediately through your custodian. What about call options though? Well… that actually fits in the category of "Unsettled Share Repurchases"! 😉
I will end with a question: What do you think are the chances $NVDA is overpaying its #stocks buybacks so someone else can, on their behalf, use that money to play the OTM call options gamma squeeze game on $NVDA stock?
THE END 🙇🏻♂️](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GG58TQIagAEc7_g.jpg)
![DarioCpx's tweet photo. #JustDarioDaily
🚨 $NVDA - THE (FRAUD) SMOKING GUN?🚨
As I write, $NVDA is up 8.56% in After Hours trading after releasing their "monster" Q4-23 results. Compared to the Q3-23 report, there isn't much change in all the red flags 🚩 I highlighted before [Post Below], but while I was comparing the two, my eye caught something strange.
Before I go forward, in case you don’t know, I would like to flag that $NVDA's Q4 is shifted 1 month forward compared to the majority of listed companies. Hence, it runs from the 1st of November till the end of January of the next year.
Alright, time to grab your 🍿 now.
1 - In the last report, $NVDA declared that they repurchased a total of 21m shares, paying $9.7bn throughout their latest fiscal year. What’s interesting about this? Unusually, since companies always report shares bought in the quarter and in YTD in intermediate earnings reports, $NVDA doesn’t mention how many shares were bought back during the last quarter 🚩 (Picture 1).
Odd, isn’t it? 🤔
2 - Alright, Jensen, let’s go figure this out. As we can see in Picture 2 from the Q3-23 report, up until the last quarter, $NVDA repurchased 15.9m shares, paying $7.01bn. Applying some quick math, we can figure out $NVDA bought back 5.1m shares in the last quarter, paying $2.69bn. Alright, what’s wrong with this?
🔫 💨- Applying some easy math again, we can quickly figure out that the average price $NVDA paid in Q4 was $527. Do you know what was the average price of $NVDA shares during Q4 overall? As a simple average, $492; as an average weighted by the trading volumes, $502.
In the Q3-23 report, $NVDA kindly provided us with an extra piece of information: "From October 30, 2023, through November 17, 2023, we repurchased 0.8m shares for $366m pursuant to a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan."
Alright, that means that in the first ~20% of the quarter, $NVDA repurchased ~20% of the shares. Nothing uncommon here. It's actually pretty normal for companies to run buybacks at regular schedules. Otherwise, they might easily breach SEC insider trading rules if caught in actively manipulating their #stocks prices 😅
Considering what I said, $NVDA should then continue its share buyback program regularly for the remaining 80% of the quarter, right?
Now, if we exclude the 800k shares repurchased for $366m, then $NVDA would have been left with 4.3m shares to repurchase for $2.324bn, right? That means the average price for that buyback is $540.47. What was $NVDA's average price between November 17, 2023, and January 29, 2024? $510.9 the simple average, or $513.7 the volume-weighted average.
🚩 Putting it all together, $NVDA overpaid ~6.9% to repurchase its own shares in Q4, equivalent to $187m. Now, please have a look at the line "Unsettled Share Repurchases" in Picture 3. What’s the amount? $187m!
Now, as everyone familiar with buybacks knows, shares repurchased are settled immediately through your custodian. What about call options though? Well… that actually fits in the category of "Unsettled Share Repurchases"! 😉
I will end with a question: What do you think are the chances $NVDA is overpaying its #stocks buybacks so someone else can, on their behalf, use that money to play the OTM call options gamma squeeze game on $NVDA stock?
THE END 🙇🏻♂️](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GG58TQGbIAAwqxC.jpg)













