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$HUBC Everyone screaming it’s over and mad at me for my DD: when I called it out at $0.12. Up still over 241% and my thesis still remains the same. Bullish. 💎 🙌🏻
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Now that this picked up traction:
When you see negative sentiment: understand this is either a short seller or uninformed individual trying to bring bearish sentiment to flip the algorithm in their favor or direction.
Bullish sentiment; what I’ve been doing the past few days. One individual changed the trajectory entirely via DD, memes, and videos. I’m not stopping. I’m now relentless as they’ve threatened to permanently take down my Reddit account.
This means war.
You shouldn’t have fucked with me.
Agent_31337@Agent_31337
$HUBC Public announcement since this community has grown. I love you all and it is now time for me to step down from shit-posting and sending memes. I need the community to step up on this part and continue what has begun. My Due Diligence post on Reddit goes in on the algorithm at play which I will break down below but I will now be posting primarily data and education to try and teach newer investors what’s at hand here. This is not financial advice. Do your own research as I’ve done mine for the past 9 going on 10 years here soon. Again, I love you all. Godspeed, I’ll be the informant. Agent 31337 now is locked in. Dangerous place to be. We’re in a checkmate. Understand? Tonight I will be unpacking Aladdin’s role in market making, sentiment analysis, and keywords that move prices. A topic that's equal parts fascinating and shadowy: how BlackRock's Aladdin platform ties into market making, algorithmic trading, and the keywords that can pump or dump prices. This isn't financial advice just some due diligence based on public info and web research. I'll break it down step by step, focusing on what Aladdin is, how it (and similar algorithms) processes "words" from news/social media, and which keywords tend to drive prices up. Spoiler: It's all about sentiment analysis, where positive vibes can trigger buying sprees. Aladdin (short for Asset, Liability, Debt, and Derivative Investment Network) is BlackRock's proprietary platform, built in the late 1980s as a risk analysis tool. Today, it's a beast: used by over 200 institutions (including central banks, asset managers like Vanguard and Goldman Sachs), handling ~$20 trillion in assets. It's not just for BlackRock it's SaaS, so clients plug in for trading, risk management, portfolio optimization, and yes, algorithmic decision-making. While BlackRock isn't a traditional "market maker" (think Citadel or Jane Street for that), Aladdin powers a ton of market activity. It executes trades, analyzes data in real-time, and influences liquidity/pricing indirectly through its users. About 40% of Wall Street trades are algo-driven, and Aladdin is a leader here. It's got AI/ML components that crunch market data, including social sentiment, to spot opportunities or risks. Some call it the "greatest weapon" for hedge funds because it can evaluate sentiment and sharp price moves. Individuals like myself worry about systemic risks in Aladdin's models that are so dominant they could amplify market shocks if everyone reacts the same way. (Live proof of Aladdin being used during Keith Gill’s livestream on the news: youtube.com/live/U1prSyyIc… fast forward to 45:45). This is clear evidence of Aladdin manipulating markets. How Do "Words" Fit In? Enter Linguistic Algos and Sentiment Analysis Market makers and algos like Aladdin don't "use words" in the sense of secret codes…they parse language via natural language processing (NLP) to gauge sentiment. This is called "linguistic algorithms" or sentiment-driven trading. Algos scan news headlines, earnings calls, social media (e.g., X posts), Google searches, and forums for keywords/phrases that signal positive or negative vibes. (FBI, SEC, DOJ take a look at reddit.com/r/Superstonk/s… along with this post as the evidence provided is irrefutable). Sentiment influences investor behavior, which moves prices. Positive sentiment = more buying = higher prices. Negative = selling pressure = drops. Studies show negative sentiment has a stronger asymmetric effect (bigger drops than ups from positives). Aladdin integrates this: It evaluates social sentiment to influence stock prices, like in the Roaring Kitty dog emoji saga where pet stocks surged on June 27th 2024. Chew(“y”) shares were up by 6.17% at $30.88. PetMed shares were up 3.86% at $4.22. Petco shares were up by 3.45% at $3.45. Verifiable via: tradingview.com/news/benzinga:… Even LLMs like ChatGPT can predict moves from headlines alone.
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$HUBC UPDATE IS HERE: MUST HOLD .62 FOR A PUSH
MULTIPLE 13Gs. SEEMS LIKE THEY WANT TO RUN THIS TO $1+
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$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 $0.15. This confirms in black and white that the short sellers bombarded the open market with millions of "fictitious" shares (which they could not deliver) in a desperate attempt to push down the price and keep the lid on. Summary This list is the blackest proof that HUBC stock is a ticking time bomb. The market is crammed with millions of FTD shares that, by regulation, must be bought back by mid-June. The short sellers have borrowed and sold air, and the deadline is running out.
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@HvacHer0 @MikeParrySt @jtesla47 That boy either scalping or trying to see if he can. I can be proven wrong too
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$HUBC ♥️ Buckle up. I love you retards.
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I hope you get everything you ever dreamed for, Anon. I wish the best to everyone except for parasites that purposefully bankrupt companies, take away money from hard working citizens, and provide nothing of use to society. For the people, by the people. - Agent 31337.
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@Agent_31337 @tergowen I'm giving my baby momma/exwife 30k to leave me the fuck alone and let me enjoy my rich life with my son
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@baseddjuju @Agent_31337 Not fudding. I have 18k shares. There is one 13G filer that did buy and then reduce their position
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