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Wouldn't a close look at the ledger solve the question ?
I would totally do it myself if I was living on the same side of the Atlantic as Grapevine, Texas, but it is not the case.
Is someone volunteer to die for the cause (again) and go check the ledger manually ?
To my understanding, the ledger doesn't reveal DTC tuckery. In the ledger you will find a one-liner to the effect that DTC has the rest of the shares.
To prove their fuckery we would need to see the DTC ledger, but it’s a private corporation above the law 🤮
Lucky for us, we can lock the float and they can’t stop us 💎💪
But looking at the ledger you would be able to tally everyone else.
Oh I understand now what you mean 💎✌️
Ya I guess if we could monitor it then we could detect which entries are going down just enough to keep the total where it is.
Let's say you have two accounts at ComputerShare with DRSed GME stock. One of the accounts is in pure Book form while the other is mostly Book but also has a few in Plan. If you had the opportunity to see your entry in the ledger, then you could confirm whether or not the ledger showed you as having exactly 1000, 500, or something in between. Anything less than 1000 would support the Heat Lamp Theory.
Another thing worth doing is just summing all the non-DTC/Cede entries in the ledger to the extent possible in the time allowed, to confirm that they add up to whatever the DRS total is for that day. I would expect that would only be possible if the ledger does not list all of the shares in Plan accounts under their respective household investor names.