James Sullivan

Why we still desire the movie theatre experience in our lives… give a lil’ listen to Quentin Tarantino // Hey AA ~ maybe he’s the next face for AMC!?🍿 twitter.com/colbertlatesho… @CEOAdam #SaveAMC #AMCtogetherStrong #AMCArmy #StayTheCourse #AMCtothemoon #AMCMovieTheatreExperience

@SwamiKnows_ I think Uncle Warren Buffett will find him in the lunch room very soon‼️

Step 1 - Make offer to eBay / get rejected Step 2 - Make offer to eBay's shareholders (shorts piling in both times) Step 3 - Watch as "outside forces" 😉 squeeze GameStop's stock price, including all the M&A Arb, Bond Arb, and legacy shorts piled into the same side of the trade Step 4 - Either ATM at the much higher squeezed price (most likely) or figure out a way to keep your stock elevated, either scenario improves the economics of your acquisition (less dilution and/or less debt burden) Step 6 - eBay Shareholders ignore Board, vote in favor of the acquisition offer Step 7 - Laugh at CNBC's puppets as your net worth soars multiple billions of dollars

@kshaughnessy2 Hey Kristen, Definitely something here to see and may tie some things together!?

$LNAI was $43 in January 2024 Now it’s $.25 With a very familiar pattern “…The company alleged that the Does engaged in manipulation of its stock during the period of November 2025 to April 2026 when the company experienced unusually high trading volume that exceeded the number of outstanding shares (23,432,391). The surge in trading volume was accompanied by an unusually high number of FTDs. For comparison, the company said its average daily FTD rate before the November-April time frame was 5,826 shares…..” @Hamnakedshorts @FlyEaglesFly529

SHOWDOWN—PICKUP $GME GAME: Coca Cola Classic vs RC Cola Kid ☄️ ✨ ~~~~~ 🔮🏴‍☠️🙀 =🔥🔥🔥 1) RC has always been a big fan of The Oracle of Omaha… which inspired RC to become the largest single shareholder in $AAPL 👀 2) But I really enjoyed RC’s timing of the eBay bid 📣 truly golden‼️

We can only wish 🙏 @GregIsKitty for the reference x.com/gregiskitty/st…

Hmmmm wonder who it could be🤔 *cough* RYAN COHEN *cough* Imagine if Ryan Cohen pitched his eBay acquisition deal to Warren Buffett over a $9 million lunch ⬇️ $GME $EBAY

@xMarketNews RC (and Kitty) headed to the big Buffett luncheon with double the Curry‼️

It's a strange dance we're doing, isn't it? First, car insurance companies dangled a discount, and we eagerly volunteered to install a "black box" in our cars, effectively asking, "Please, may I have a discount in exchange for my personal driving data?" This wasn't just a transaction; it was conditioning. The insurance industry trained a generation of drivers to accept physical telemetry, trading privacy for a few dollars off their premium — or facing higher rates for lead feet. Now for the punchline: Google is doing the very same thing, but without the discount or the box. That helpful navigation app is already watching your speed, cross-referencing it with the posted limit, and silently judging your habits. The "black box" is just the phone we already carry. This precedent of voluntary hardware monitoring created the perfect environment for a seamless shift to passive, continuous software surveillance. It's the ultimate Trojan horse: we were taught to trade our privacy for a perceived benefit, making it all the easier to give it away for free when it was repackaged as a "feature." We are the product, not the customer.

Google Maps knows where you live. Google Maps knows where you work. Google Maps knows the doctor you visited on Tuesday. Google Maps knows the bar you went to on Friday. Google Maps knows how long you spent at your ex's apartment. Every route. Every store. Every restaurant. Timestamped. Logged. Forever. On November 14, 2022, Google was caught tracking users who had explicitly turned off location history. They paid $391.5 million to settle with 40 US state attorneys general. The largest internet privacy settlement in American history. Then in September 2023, California fined them another $93 million for the same thing. You are not using a free map app. You are wearing a tracking device that happens to give directions. On December 20, 2020, two developers named Alexander Borsuk and Viktar Havaka walked out on their employer. They had spent years building a maps app called MAPS.ME on top of OpenStreetMap data. The owner had pushed a closed-source build that broke the community's trust. They forked the project the same day. They registered organicmaps.app the next morning. They started over. It is called Organic Maps. Six years later, six million people use it. → Full offline maps. Download a country once. No internet needed. → Turn-by-turn voice navigation for walking, cycling, and driving. → Hiking trails, cycling routes, contour lines, elevation profiles. → Public transport and subway maps for major cities. → Wikipedia articles for places of interest baked in. → Bookmarks and GPX tracks for travelers. → Dark mode. Offline search. Battery sipping by design. → iOS, Android, F-Droid, Huawei AppGallery. → No GPS data sent anywhere. Your location stays on your device. → No ads. No tracking. No analytics. No account. No phoning home. Verified by the Exodus Privacy Project: zero trackers, zero spy permissions. Verified by TrackerControl on iOS: same result. Auditable on GitHub. Not a marketing claim. Here is the wildest part: The whole thing runs on donations. The servers are donated by Mythic Beasts, an ISP that gives them 400 terabytes of bandwidth every month for free. 44+ Technologies in Vietnam donates a dedicated server worth $12,000 a year so Southeast Asia downloads maps fast. NLnet handed them a European Commission grant to improve search and fonts. 100 contributors wrote 1,500 commits in 2025 alone. None of them got paid. 10 petabytes of map data served in 2025. $0 revenue. $0 trackers. Google Maps: Free. Settled $484.5 million in tracking lawsuits. Apple Maps: Free. Still reports to Apple. Waze: Free. Owned by Google. Organic Maps: Free. Tracks nothing. Works offline. Forever. One honest flag: in April 2025, some contributors raised governance concerns and forked a sister project called CoMaps. Both apps are alive. The privacy crowd watches both. 13,963 stars. 1,397 forks. Apache 2.0. But DO NOT install Organic Maps. We should all keep letting Google track where we sleep.

Barbara O’Neill makes a bold case for rebounding on a mini-trampoline: it’s the one exercise that hits every single cell in your body, including your brain cells, because of the constant acceleration and deceleration. She shows simple moves — gentle bounces building into twists, arm swings, even kid-friendly play — and claims just a few minutes can energize you like nothing else. Albert Carter’s rule of three minutes, three times a day. Her office idea: one minute every hour and watch productivity soar. What really landed for me is how something this playful and low-impact could upgrade your whole system from the inside out. Science backs a big part of it — NASA research and studies show rebounding stimulates lymphatic flow far more efficiently than most exercises (up to 15-30x in some claims), improves oxygen delivery to cells, and gives cardiovascular benefits with less joint stress than running. In a fitness world full of complicated routines, this feels like an accessible, full-body reset that actually touches circulation, focus, and daily energy in a different way. Have you ever tried rebounding, or would you add a mini-trampoline to your routine if you could?

@RZG2020 @kshaughnessy2 @JimCook26695806 Wow, the “Nickel trade” ~redefined. fnlondon.com/articles/lme-n…

@kshaughnessy2 @JimCook26695806 hi kristen here is a good one to check out , traded over 1.2 billion volume in the first 10 minute of trading on a 5 cent stock with about 21 million share float . wild

Andrew Left’s Criminal Trial Begins This Morning “U.S. authorities charged Left in July 2024, alleging he had manipulated the stock market and defrauded investors with misleading claims about his positions in multiple companies' shares, including Nvidia, making at least $16 million in the process…”

@regnad_kcinn @r0ck3t23 … in city sized bunkers underground in Hawaii and New Zealand 👀

@r0ck3t23 "Not company capital. Their fortunes. Personal wealth." So the left wingers were right: these guys really did have hundreds of billions stashed away, hoarded in giant, multi-story Scrooge McDuck money bins. I'll be darned.

Larry Ellison just compressed the next decade into a single sentence. “The smartest people I know are investing fortunes. To be specific, they are investing their fortunes in building and training these AI models.” Not company capital. Their fortunes. Personal wealth. Corporate investment is strategy. You allocate, hedge, diversify. Personal wealth is conviction. That’s someone staring at the world where they built their entire fortune and deciding it has an expiration date. Think about who he’s talking about. Not venture capitalists fishing for 10x returns. People who already have more money than they could spend across ten lifetimes. Zero financial incentive to take risk. And they’re making the largest bets of their entire careers. Ellison: “That’s how important they are. That’s how extraordinary they are.” He doesn’t reach for that word. This is a man who built Oracle across five decades. Went to war with IBM, Microsoft, SAP, and Salesforce. Survived every crash, every hype cycle, every false revolution since the 1970s. He’s buried more hype cycles than most founders have survived. And he’s telling you this one broke the pattern. In every bubble in history, the smart money leaves first. They spot the cracks. Sell quietly. Let everyone else hold the bag. That’s not what’s happening here. The smart money is accelerating. Data centers that cost more than some nations’ annual budgets. Power contracts locked for two decades. Every available GPU on Earth spoken for. These are not the moves of people riding momentum. These are the moves of people who saw what’s coming and decided the only risk is moving too slowly. In every genuine technological shift, there’s a moment where the gap between what insiders know and what the public understands becomes so wide it stops being an information gap. It becomes two separate realities running on two different timelines. The people with the most access, the most information, and the most to lose. They’re moving like the entire economic operating system of civilization is being rewritten in real time. And most people still think this is about chatbots. That gap is the signal. Not the benchmarks. Not the product demos. Not the funding rounds. The behavior of people who already won and decided winning wasn’t enough. Larry Ellison is 81 years old. Worth over $200 billion. Built one of the most dominant software empires in the history of computing. And he’s moving like a man who just realized none of it will matter unless he gets this right.

🚨 SURGEON WARNS THE BIGGEST BREAKTHROUGH IN HUMAN HISTORY IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW — “BIGGER THAN AI” A surgeon is going viral after claiming scientists may have already discovered a way to partially REVERSE aging at the DNA level… and he says the implications are bigger than AI, social media, smartphones, or even the internet itself. Dr. Buck Parker’s claim: “The fountain of youth has been discovered.” “This is bigger than the Industrial Revolution. Bigger than the advent of the internet. Bigger than Amazon, Apple, the iPhone, Google, social media… bigger than AI.” And according to Dr. Parker… it’s already happening RIGHT NOW. The core claim revolves around something called “Yamanaka factors,” proteins discovered by Nobel Prize-winning researcher Shinya Yamanaka that can reportedly reset damaged cells back to a younger biological state. According to Dr. Parker: • Scientists have reportedly reversed visible signs of aging in animals • Wrinkled skin in test subjects appeared to become youthful again • Researchers are now experimenting with literally “turning back” cellular age • Human trials are reportedly beginning • Some scientists now believe aging itself may simply be accumulated DNA damage His warning: “If you’ve been alive for the last 40 years… you’ve seen some wild sh*t happen. It’s about to get more wild.” If this became available tomorrow… would you actually take it? 📹: drbuckparker

@JoshSky01 Wall Street and Big Banks tend to take cover with a shroud of virus.

For anyone listening to news media, they are the enemy of the people. The hantavirus is not easily spread from Human to Human. In order to contract the hantavirus you basically have to drink rat piss. The media wants to drive fear into the public. NEVER FORGET WHAT THEY DID WITH COVID. The media is the enemy of the people. #CNN #FoxNews #Foxbusiness #WSJ #NYT #WashPo #CNBC

@KobeissiLetter @AshtonForbes hope you’re not seeing any orbs oscillating here!?

This is absolutely insane. President Trump is currently flying to China with all of the following people to request "deals" with China's President Xi: 1. Elon Musk, Tesla and SpaceX CEO 2. Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO 3. Tim Cook, Apple CEO 4. Larry Fink, BlackRock CEO 5. Stephen Schwarzman, Blackstone CEO 6. Kelly Ortberg, Boeing CEO 7. Brian Sikes, Cargill CEO 8. Jane Fraser, Citigroup CEO 9. Larry Culp, General Electric CEO 10. David Solomon, Goldman Sachs CEO 11. Sanjay Mehrotra, Micron CEO 12. Cristiano Amon, Qualcomm CEO President Trump also says there are "many other" CEOs joining him on the trip who have not yet been disclosed. Never in history has such a trip even remotely near this scale and caliber occurred. This Trump-Xi meeting is far bigger than most realize.

Hey @stephmase22, the SEC is doing its job alright — just not the one they advertise. @MindandEmotion7 exposes the whole rotten operation, revealing how Dante's 'dirty work' is actually a calculated takedown. This isn't just market manipulation; it's a strategic demolition disguised as short selling. The real purpose becomes crystal clear: it's a weapon, not a trade.

🚨🚨NAKED SHORT SELLERS ARE CRIMINALS BUT SEC PROTECTS THEM 🙉🙊🙈 SEC doesn't want to create Short Squeezes. But they don't want to stop the ability for Short Sellers to Naked Short companies entire floats. Truth is if the SEC actually did their job there wouldn't be a risk of a short squeezes. Illegal Naked Short Selling creates counterfeit shares that can't be delivered because they don't exist. TRADE SETTLEMENT SHOULD BE MANDATORY‼️

@kshaughnessy2 Not $8T error >>> $81 TRILLION ERROR⁉️⁉️

@kshaughnessy2 Hey Kristen, I don’t think enough attention was acknowledged with these 2 SUPER CRAZY GLITCHES: 1) BRK-A on 6/3/24 $630K crash down to $185.00 per share!? 2) $8 TRILLION, couple weeks ago, shows up (fat thumb not!) in someone’s account related to a $280 check transaction!?

Alarming. Read this twice 👇 "....Banks had to try 12 times harder to create the illusion of healthy balance sheets and to curb portfolio losses in a single quarter of 2024 than they did in all of the global financial crisis..." -Look at the ballooning unrealized losses. -And consider that is with a lot fewer institutions reporting Q2 - 2007 8615 institutions reported unrealized losses of $297 billion -FDIC Q4 - 2024 4487 institutions reporting unrealized losses of $482 billion - FDIC "..The onset of the global financial crisis saw 8,615 institutions reporting unrealized losses of $297 billion, while the fourth quarter of 2024 saw 4,487 institutions reporting unrealized losses of $482 billion.... in just a single quarter.." Think of the last couple years when the media and Wall Street told us the economy was great @McSqueezyTheCow

@sneedweb @justsomeguy741 Spring to Summer 2024 had some serious poison ivy going around — itchy and highly glitchy‼️

@sneedweb @justsomeguy741 🎯April+May+June 2024 were a ‘trifecta of trouble’ for Wall Street & Friends‼️ $GME was climbing nicely in May 2024…

🚨 Here's something wild: right when Roaring Kitty got hacked, GameStop spiked and Berkshire dipped at basically the exact same time! It's one more piece of proof that the toxic swap is real! $BRK is straight-up inversely correlated with $GME 🤯

@MindandEmotion7 This thesis is 🔥 — the engineered consolidation, inflation-as-feature, tokenized short fraud, China/yuan/Epstein rabbit holes, and that mid-June BOJ carry-trade unwind setting up the perfect “when not if” for RC + GME to pounce on a discounted eBay cleanup? Chef’s kiss. Market doesn’t flash yellow before turning red indeed! Now — add Musk’s SpaceX IPO into the mix (roadshow ~June 8, massive retail event June 11, trading late June/early July — targeting $1.75T–$2T, $50-75B raise with huge retail slice). It’s rocket fuel on your powder keg: liquidity chaos + meme volatility supercharger right as the yen unwind hits. Hype levitates then BOJ hammer drops mid-roadshow = sharper dip for the GME/eBay moonshot. Clean tech vision vs. legacy fraud system = Thermonuclear convergence‼️ When, not if. 🚀💎🙌

@MindandEmotion7 Back at you ARS! Hard to believe Sorkin was behind this show, lots of epic, “creative finance” was storied!

Crazy thought about GameStop At the current share price of $GME it would be a 70% dilution to buy eBay. That would increase the value of GME shares to $45, which if the market priced that in beforehand would mean that only about half the dilution would be needed, bring the share price to $90. If the market priced that in then even less shares would be needed. Let's say that brings it up to $158, that would give GameStop as much buying power as Berkshire Hathaway who has $400 billion cash on hand. Each value acquisition would need less shares to buy. I started thinking about what all you could buy with $400 billion and my first thought was "how funny would it be if GameStop bought the same bank that gave them the loan to buy eBay!" I looked it up and apparently it would cost about $180 billion. Each acquisition would increase revenue and also as our market cap expands, we will take up a bigger portion of the S&P500, which means the ETFs would be buying up more shares, increasing the GME share price and decreasing the amount of shares necessary to do more acquisitions. I wouldn't underestimate how quickly Ryan Cohen could build the biggest holding company on earth!

@WSJ @TheBaDonkeyKong Look out — MSM has been told to “Prime the Pump”

Studios are refocusing on theatrical distribution, and premium screens are key for the payoff. on.wsj.com/4tuyjQy

Interesting that this older Wall Street term is coming back into the vernacular — "Death Spiral". Currently Wall Street says:
• Toxic convertible
• Toxic financing
• Floorless convertible
• Reset convertible
• Structured equity line
The term "death spiral" is less used, but draws more spotlight and just seems less dramatic. The underlying mechanism remains the same; these financing arrangements can lead to excessive dilution and downward pressure on the stock price, creating a self-reinforcing negative cycle.

Citadel’s Year-Long Fight to Block Subpoena for MMAT Trading Records Reaches Critical Moment “….it’s about what may be revealed if the Court requires records to be produced. Citadel has been fighting the subpoena for over a year…” - @kimkep4796 @stephmase22 $MMAT $MMTLP $TRCH

@MorgenHatton @gamestop @eBay @ryancohen @larryvc 🎯 $GME + eBay It’s why guys like Mr. Wonderful pay-way-up for legendary and authenticated collectibles! These “assets” will be tokenized sort of like the investment vehicle called “Masterworks” in the very near future.

🚨 Speculation, but this is the vision. If @GameStop buys @eBay, the play is not “fixing an auction site.” It is turning every person on Earth into a global seller. Scan an item with AI.
List it in seconds.
Go live from anywhere.
Reach millions of buyers.
Accept any currency.
Verify every item.
Prove ownership.
Settle transactions seamlessly.
Ship through trusted rails. That is not e-commerce. That is a global commerce operating system. @eBay brings the marketplace.
@GameStop brings the trust layer.
AI brings instant listings.
Live commerce brings attention.
Authentication brings legitimacy.
Bitcoin brings neutral settlement. The buyer pays however they want.
The seller receives whatever they choose.
The item is verified.
The transaction is trusted. Everyone gets their own QVC.
Every collectible gets a global market.
Every small seller gets worldwide reach. If @RyanCohen pulls this off, Wall Street will realize too late that GameStop was never just a turnaround. It was the foundation for the next era of retail. Anyone can sell.
Anyone can buy.
Any currency can be used.
Every transaction can be trusted. That is the future.