@AfroJew84@mond33@AMK_Mapping_ Where do you get this information? Have you ever lived in Germany for several years? Are you familiar with the different regions? Do you really believe that everyone in a country holds the same opinion? How do you intend to evaluate the German government's work in a nuanced way?
$HUBC $HUBCW I have a feeling there’s gonna be a lot of people kicking themselves when they could’ve invested in the next meme stock like $GME it’s a no-brainer when they keep posting filings of investors buying up shares. All they have to do is post one bit of news and goodbye.
$HUBC $HUBCW I have a feeling after hours is going to be absolutely lit! At some point, the company will be posting news from all the investor buying that has been happening
$HUBC This is an official compilation of "Fails-to-Deliver" (FTD) for HUBC from mid-May 2026, and it shows an absolutely insane acceleration of cheating or short squeeze. Looking at FTD data (failed to deliver shares) is like looking at an X-ray of a short squeeze. It shows exactly when market makers and short sellers are selling shares that they then fail to shake out within the legal time frame. Here is a direct interpretation of the most shocking numbers in your picture: 1. The May 13 Explosion (6 Million FTDs)What the row shows: On May 13, 2026 (Trade Date), the number of Fails-to-Delivery exploded by +4,614,506 in a single day, bringing the total accumulated FTD figure to a staggering 6,060,479 shares.Why this is absurd: Remember the number we’ve been chewing on all along – HUBC only has around 1.28 million total shares outstanding after the split. That means that on May 13, there were almost five times more failed deliveries than there are shares in the entire company.2. Closing Deadline ApproachingThe far right column, Closing Deadline (T+35C), is a short-term trader’s absolute nightmare. According to US SEC rules (Reg SHO), brokers and market makers have a maximum of 35 calendar days to force a purchase of the missing shares to close these FTDs. For the gigantic FTD wall of 6 million shares (as of May 13), the absolute end date is 2026-06-17. This means that in exactly two weeks (mid-June), this mandatory purchase requirement (T+35) will clash with the big option expiration date of June 19 that we just talked about. 3. The pattern behind the volume Look at the trading volume (Trade Vol.) on the same day, May 13: it was 94.4 million shares. At the same time, the price was down to its low of $0.15. This confirms in black and white that the short sellers bombarded the open market with millions of "fictitious" shares (which they could not deliver) in a desperate attempt to push down the price and keep the lid on. Summary This list is the blackest proof that HUBC stock is a ticking time bomb. The market is crammed with millions of FTD shares that, by regulation, must be bought back by mid-June. The short sellers have borrowed and sold air, and the deadline is running out.