Chris Dowell

@Shadow_Cityy Maybe I’m missing something, but how does buying up the float raise the price when they are naked shorting the stock? It seems to me they should use that $$$ for dividends and make the shorts cough up many multiples of that in cash.

$AABB On the float, by the numbers: Outstanding Shares: 4.415 Billion - Restricted Shares: 220 Million = Unrestricted Shares: 4.195 Billion Schedule 13D top 5% holders shares: 1.52 Billion $12 Million Buyback shares: ~500 Million  ≈ 2.175 Billion shares in active float Consider this: ~2,175,000,000 (active float) x 0.0133 (current pps) = $28,927,500 It would cost the company approximately $29 Million to buy back the entire active float at today's prices. We know they have the cash to do so. A couple more years of buybacks and the company can literally own the entire active float at today's prices.  Moreover, it's been said many times already that the bAABBoons own the float. Given the above calculations, if 1,000 shareholders hold an average of 2.175 million shares each, those 1,000 shareholders lock up the entire float.  Then there is the possibility, however unlikely, that White Castle has some or all of its 3.2 Billion shares converted into a restricted escrow account, allowing them to belie the regulatory reporting of 5% or more ownership on the financial reports. If this is so, then the entire active float is already locked and loaded by this debt conversion alone. Viewed from all three angles, the share structure looks extremely intriguing. Don't you think MMs? Like a supernova waiting to erupt. Wait for it. 🌝 #bAABBoonArmy #MOASS #FAFO #WallStreetReckoning

@WitchKingofAABB This is what many of us have been waiting for. The shorts can’t roll-over a cash dividend, they have to dip into their pockets…

$AABB Let's talk dividend. What is the average dividend? 'As of early 2026, the average dividend yield for the S&P 500 is low, hovering around 1.15% to 1.25%, which is below the long-term historical average. While 2% to 6% is typically considered a "good" yield range, current market conditions favor lower yields due to high stock prices'. Which leads me to these two idea for the company. First is a dividend of $.01. With a share price at .01395, the percentage would generate a tidal wave of buying. What's the percentage? Glad you asked. .01/.01395 = .716845878. The dividend would cost the company $28m. But it would cost the air shorts $120m+. But that's not the real story now, is it? What would the public be willing to pay for a share at the rate of dividend? You answer that. What would that do to the share price? I know, I know! With a critical margin below .04, you're looking at an epic move in share price. I know it. They know it. The company knows it. Things going on behind the scene nobody knows about just jet. CT has a plan. Just pointing this out to them. One more time, we own the float. The second idea is for our Goldaxis company to issue a gold or silver back digital dividend. They could come up with a value of .01 to tokenize our gold and distribute the dividend out to the current share holders. See GME and the Porsche/Volkswagen squeeze for further edification. The story continues.

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The USC kicker that died was Joe Danelo's (kicker @ WSU in the 70's) son.

Joe Danelo's (kicker for WSU in the 70's) son was the USC kicker that died.

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@kateesackhoff Heard about the drop offs. Never twittered in my life. Rooting for you.

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