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2024.06.09 04:24 thekermitderp Gilgo Beach killings: How Rex Heuermann's 'manifesto' became road map for investigators
By Nicole MilleNewsday. Pasted here in case you hit a pay wall. submitted by thekermitderp to RexHeuermann [link] [comments] Suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex A. Heuermann thought he had long deleted what prosecutors called a âmanifestoâ on how to kill and avoid detection, a two-paged document littered with bone-chilling references to a âdump siteâ and burning clothes. Under the ominous subheading of âbody prep,â prosecutors said Heuermann listed âremove head and handsâ and âpackage for transport.â The existence of the âmanifestoâ was publicly disclosed Thursday as Heuermann was arraigned on two more murder counts. Prosecutors say evidence, including DNA, links Heuermann to victims Jessica Taylor, a 20-year-old sex worker and Poughkeepsie native living in Manhattan, and Sandra Costilla, a Queens resident who was 28 when she was killed and her body dumped in a field in North Sea. Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney on Friday called the âplanning documentâ a major break in the case, telling Newsday in an exclusive interview that its contents prompted a second search of Heuermannâs home in Massapequa Park and the woods in Manorville where three of the victims were found. The Microsoft Word document, created in 2000 and typed in all caps, was a âplanning documentâ used by Heuermann to âmethodically 'blueprint' and 'plan out' his 'kills,'â prosecutors said in a bail letter as part of a superseding indictment charging Heuermann with the killings of Costilla and Taylor, bringing the number of women whom Heuermann has been charged with killing to six. âThe Gilgo Homicide Task Force members believe that the totality of circumstances surrounding the HK Planning Document, including Heuermann's attempt to delete its existence, points to it as Heuermann's self-education and 'homework' on the topic of carrying out serial, sexual murder,â prosecutors said in the bail letter. It was last July, after Heuermann was arrested outside the Fifth Avenue office of his midtown Manhattan architectural firm and charged in the killings of Melissa Barthelemy, Megan Waterman and Amber Costello, that authorities found the hard drive during a two-week-long search of Heuermann's home. Heuermann was later charged with killing Maureen Brainard-Barnes, who along with Barthelemy, Waterman and Costello are known as âThe Gilgo Four.â With mountains of other potential evidence to process from the search of the home and two nearby storage facilities, authorities recovered the document, which was thought to have been deleted by Heuermann, from a hard drive found in the basement only recently â on March 7 â during a computer forensic extraction method called âfile carving.â Tierney on Thursday identified the 60-year-old former architect, who has been living in virtual isolation in the Suffolk County Jail since his arrest last July 13, as a suspect in the killing of another Gilgo Beach victim â Valerie Mack, a 24-year-old New Jersey woman who disappeared in October 2000. The prospect of a suspect indicted on six of the killings was almost unthinkable in the years since authorities found the first remains on Dec. 11, 2010, near Gilgo Beach. Police had been searching for Shannan Gilbert, a New Jersey woman who was working as an escort and had disappeared after seeing a client in nearby Oak Beach in May 2010. In the following months, the remains of 10 people were found â eight women, one man and a female toddler. Gilbertâs remains were later found, but authorities ruled her death accidental. Until Heuermann's arrest last year, the mystery of who killed 10 people â mostly sex workers â and dumped their bodies along Ocean Parkway had confounded federal, state and local investigators. With the indictment of Heuermann in the killing of Costilla, who had not until recently been identified as a possible Gilgo Beach victim, the timeline of the case has broadened significantly. The other five victims were killed from 2007 to 2010, but Costilla was killed sometime in November 1993, suggesting that Heuermann began his alleged killing spree much earlier. On Friday, Tierney said there was anecdotal evidence that Costilla was engaged in sex work. Their killings are detailed in the bail letter unveiled last week. Two hunters discovered Costillaâs remains in a wooded area of Southampton on Nov. 20, 1993. A native of Trinidad and Tobago, she was living on Long Island and in Queens and Brooklyn before her disappearance and killing. Costilla was found lying on her back with her arms outstretched over her head, and her shirt was pulled up over her torso and head, exposing her breasts, authorities said. Her naked legs were spread apart. She had several âsharp forceâ injuries to her face, torso, breasts, left thigh and vaginal area, authorities said. Three hairs were recovered from her remains â one found on her right arm, and two others from tape-lifts of two shirts that were above her head. Those hairs were earlier tested against the DNA of convicted killer John Bittrolff, long suspected in Costillaâs killing, but he was excluded as a match. Recent DNA testing comparing Heuermannâs mitochondrial and nuclear profiles to the hairs, could not exclude Heuermann as the provider of the hairs found on Costillaâs body. âIt is significant that two forensic laboratories have now independently determined that male hair recovered from the mutilated remains of Sandra Costilla is substantially more likely to have derived from a personal genetically identical to defendant Heuermannâs mitochondrial and nuclear profiles,â prosecutors said in the bail letter. Further testing showed, according to prosecutors, that another of the pieces of hair found on Costillaâs remains âshares a common base at all compared positionsâ with a DNA sample provided by a woman who had lived with Heuermann before Costillaâs disappearance and killing. The woman, who authorities referred to only as âwitness #3â in the bail letter, said she could not be excluded as the contributor of the hair found on Costilla. That woman, whose relationship to Heuermann at the time has not been publicly shared, had been living with Heuermann since 1991 and moved out of their shared residence in September 1993 â about two months before Costilla disappeared and was killed, prosecutors said. Heuermannâs late mother had moved out of the home before the woman, prosecutors noted, without giving a time frame on the motherâs cohabitation with her son. Prosecutors noted that Heuermann would have been living alone at the time Costilla was killed, giving him âunfettered time to executive his plansâ without worrying about anyone coming home to discover a crime in progress. Thatâs a theme that prosecutors have said runs through Heuermannâs alleged killing spree: Heuermannâs family was always vacationing out of state when he allegedly committed the killings. In the case of Taylor, prosecutors said, phone records and other documents indicate that Heuermannâs now-estranged wife Asa Ellerup and children were vacationing in Vermont when the young woman was killed. Someone walking a dog found Taylorâs remains on July 26, 2003, just west of Halsey Manor Road in Manorville and called 911. Lying on her back with her legs bent beneath her, Taylor was decapitated and both of her arms had been severed below her elbows. A tattoo on Taylorâs torso had been âseverely obliterated by a sharp object,â prosecutors said, adding that they believe that act, along with the dismemberment of her body, had been done by Heuermann to âinhibitâ authorities from positively identifying her remains. It wasnât until some eight years later â on March 29, 2011 â that authorities found Taylorâs skull, hands and forearm along Ocean Parkway, just east of Gilgo Beach. Her remains were located less than a mile from where the Gilgo Four victimsâ remains were discovered. Taylor was last heard from on July 21, 2003 â five days before her partial remains were discovered. Police interviewed a witness who said on July 25, 2003, at about 10:30 p.m. they had seen a dark-colored Chevrolet pickup backed into the same wooded area where Taylorâs remains were later found. Heuermann had owned a dark green 2002 Chevrolet Avalanche pickup during that time, investigators have said. And it was key to Heuermannâs initial arrest. A New York State Police investigator assigned to the Gilgo Beach Task Force, using a database that can search for vehicles by make and model, first identified Heuermann as the owner of an Avalanche and a potential suspect on March 14, 2022. A witness in Costelloâs disappearance â her West Babylon roommate â also described to police a similar vehicle being driven by a man who was seen with Costello shortly before she was last seen alive. Costello got a call from a burner phone purportedly used by Heuermann on Sept. 1, 2010, authorities have said. A man that investigators think was Heuermann, described by the witness as appearing like an âogreâ and seeking a paid sexual liaison, came inside the house, but she and others there executed a ruse to take his money, authorities said. A man posing as her boyfriend showed up and the client said he was only her friend and left. But that same prospective customer contacted Costello the next night and she left with him â the witness telling authorities he saw the dark-colored Chevrolet Avalanche drive away from the home. That was the last time she was seen alive, authorities said. Police did not appear to act on the witness statements at the time in either sighting of the distinctive-looking vehicle. After Taylorâs partial remains were found, authorities said, Heuermann searched online for a new Chevrolet Avalanche in bright blue and white and attempted to delete the search. DNA testing, according to prosecutors, links Heurmann to Taylorâs killing. Heuermann cannot be excluded as the contributor of a male human hair that was recovered from a surgical drape found under Taylor's remains, although 99.96% of the North American population can be, the bail letter said, adding that DNA analysis conducted by two separate labs had reached similar conclusions. Heuermann is not charged in the killing of Valerie Mack, a sex worker who went missing in 2000, but for the first time Thursday, authorities linked Heuermann to her killing, noting that an analysis of Heuermann's electronic devices revealed a significant collection of violent, bondage and torture pornography, dating to 1994. The images showed various abuse and mutilation that prosecutors said ânotably and largely coincide with how the remains of Sandra Costilla, Jessica Taylor, and Valerie Mack were discovered,â the bail letter reads. Authorities found Heuermannâs extensive porn collection after seizing more than 350 electronic devices from his home after he was arrested last year. The HK Planning Document was among the items that piqued prosecutorsâ interest. It prompted authorities to search multiple wooded areas in the Manorville area in April, though no new remains were found. Prosecutors have studied the document and laid out their theories of what it all means. The document lists âfinger prints and glovesâ and âhair & fiberâ as âproblems.â Prosecutors said that section of the document appears to be a guide to avoiding apprehension. A section on âsupplies,â which lists tarps/drop clothes, medical gloves and saw/cutting tools, are the supplies needed to carry out the killings, prosecutors said. In another section, Heuermann wrote, according to prosecutors, âREMOVE ID MARKS,â which they argue is consistent with Heuermannâs alleged attempt to obscure Taylorâs tattoo. The documentâs âBODY PREPâ section, which also notes to âREMOVE HEAD AND HANDS,â clearly relates to the condition of Taylorâs and Mackâs remains, as both victims were decapitated and dismembered at their arms below their elbows, prosecutors said. Some of the HK Planning Document has origins in the 1996 book written by former FBI special agent and profiler John Douglas entitled âMind Hunter,â which explored serial killer profiling, prosecutors said, specifically graphic passages on sexual torture. When authorities searched Heuermannâs home after his arrest, they found another of Douglasâ books: âThe Cases That Haunt Us.â |
2024.06.09 03:25 HyderNidPryder 500 o Ferfenwau / 500 Welsh verb-nouns with verb stems (Set 4)
Berfenw / Verb-noun | Ystyr / Meaning | BĂŽn y ferf / Verb stem |
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acennu | to accentuate, to stress | acenn- |
achredu | to accredit; accreditation | achred- |
adalw | to recall, to summon back, to revoke, to repeal | adalw- |
ad-dalu | to repay | ad-dal- |
ad-drefnu | to reorganise, to rearrange | ad-drefn- |
adfeddiannu | to repossess, to regain | afeddiann- |
adleoli | to relocate | adleol- |
adlynu | to adhere | adlyn- |
adsefydlu | to rehabilitate; to re-establish, to reinstate | adsefydl- |
aduno | to reunite | adun- |
adwerthu | to retail, to resell | adwerth- |
afradloni | to waste, to squander, to spend extravagantly | afradlon- |
angori | to anchor | angor- |
ailadeiladu | to rebuild | ailadeilad- |
aildrefnu | to rearrange, to reorganise, to restore | aildrefn- |
ailddarganfod | to rediscover | ailddarganfydd- |
ailddatblygu | to redevelop | ailddatblyg- |
ailddefnyddio | to reuse | ailddefnyddi- |
ailddosbarthu | to reclassify; to redistribute | ailddosbarth- |
ailenwi | to rename | ailenw- |
ailethol | to re-elect | ailethol- |
ailfeddwl | to rethink, to change one's mind, to reconsider | ailfeddyli- |
ailgartrefu | to rehouse, to rehome | ailgartref- |
ail-greu | to recreate | ailgre- |
ailsefydlu | to re-establish, to rehabilitate | ailsefydl- |
ailstrwythuro | to restructure | ailstrwythur- |
ailwampio | to revamp | ailwampi- |
allbynnu | to output (in computing) | allbynn- |
allforio | to export | allfori- |
alltudio | to deport, to exile | alltudi- |
allyrru | to emit, to give off | allyrr- |
amaethu | to cultivate | amaeth- |
amgodio | to encode (computing) | amgodi- |
amgryptio | to encrypt | amgrypti- |
amgylchynu | to surround, to encircle, to encompass | amgylchyn- |
amharchu | to disrespect | amharch- |
amlinellu | to outline, to sketch | amlinell- |
amseru | to time, to date, to take your time | amser- |
andwyo | to spoil, to ruin | andwy- |
anesmwytho | to become or make uneasy, anxious or restless, to disturb, to disquiet | anesmwyth- |
anfarwoli | to immortalize | anfarwol- |
animeiddio | to animate (make an animation) | animeiddi- |
anweddu | to evaporate, to vaporize, to produce steam | anwedd- |
anwylo | to cuddle, to caress, to cherish, to endear | anwyl- |
apwyntio | to appoint | apwynti- |
aralleirio | to paraphrase, to reword | aralleiri- |
arallu | to make changes, to alter; to alienate, to estrange | arall- |
arddweud | to dictate (for transcription) | arddywed- |
aredig | to plough | ardd- |
arolygu | to survey, to inspect | arolyg- |
asesu | to assess | ases- |
atafaelu | to confiscate, to seize, to distrain | atafael- |
atalnodi | to punctuate | atalnod |
atgyfodi | to resurrect, to revive | atgyfod- |
atodi | to append, to attach (document etc.), to add to | atod- |
awdurdodi | to authorise, to empower | awdurdod- |
awyru | to air, to ventilate, to aerate | awyr- |
baldorddi | to talk nonsense, to babble, to prattle | baldordd- |
beichio crio | to sob | beichi- |
betio | to bet (money) | beti- |
bigit[i]an | to provoke, to annoy, to pick a quarrel, to nag (De Cymru) | |
bipian | to bleep, to beep | bipi- |
blaguro | to form buds, to put out shoots, to sprout | blagur- |
blaseiddio | to flavour, to season | blaseiddi- |
blingo | to skin, to flay | bling- |
blysio | to crave | blysi- |
bod gan rywun | to have, to possess | |
bod wrth eich bodd yn / gyda | to love, to be in one's element (doing / with) | |
bod yn edifar gan rywun | to regret | |
bod yn well gan rywun | to prefer | |
boddhau | to please | boddha- |
boneddigeiddio | to gentrify; to ennoble | boneddigeiddi- |
botymu | to button | botym- |
braenaru | to fallow, to prepare for cultivation | braenar- |
bragu | to brew (with malt) | brag- |
brechu | to vaccinate, to inoculate | brech- |
bridio | to breed | bridi- |
britho | to go grey (of hair or beard), to dapple, to speckle, to fleck, to mottle | brith- |
brodio | to embroider | brodi- |
bronfwydo | to breastfeed | |
buddioli | to benefit, to profit | buddiol- |
bwrw cenllysg | to hail (weather) (Gogledd Cymru) | bwri- |
bwrw cesair | to hail (weather) (De Cymru) | bwri- |
bwydo ar y fron | to breastfeed | |
byddaru | to deafen, to become deaf | byddar- |
byrddio | to board | byrddi- |
byrhau | to shorten, to abbreviate | |
byseddu | to finger | bysedd- |
bywhau | to animate | bywha- |
bywiocĂĄu | to enliven | |
cadwyno (wrth) | to chain (to) | cadwyn- |
caethiwo | to enslave, to addict | caethiw- |
cafflo | to cheat (De Cymru) | caffl- |
calchu | to lime | calch- |
camdreiglo | to mutate incorrectly (grammar) | camdreigl- |
camgymryd | to mistake | camgymer- |
camsefyll | to be offside (in football, rugby etc.) | |
camymddwyn | to misbehave, to commit misconduct | camymddyg- |
canlyn | to follow; to court | canlyn- |
canoli | to centralize, to focus, to mediate | canol- |
carco | to care, to take care of, to mind; to be thrifty (De Cymru) | carc- |
cardota | to beg (for alms) | cardot- |
carthu | to purge, to clean, to muck out animal dwelling | carth- |
castio | to cast (especially in an acting part); to play tricks | casti- |
catalyddu | to catalyse | catalydd- |
cefnu ar | to turn one's back on, to forsake | cefn- |
cenhadu | to propagate (message / faith), to conduct a mission, to proselytise | cenhad- |
cenhedlu | to reproduce (offspring); to conceive (offspring) | cenhedl- |
ceulo | to clot, to coagulate, to congeal | ceul- |
ciwio | to queue | ciwi- |
clatsio | to strike, to hit (De Cymru) | clastsi- |
clatsio ymlaen | to crack on, to persevere (De Cymru) | |
clau | to clean (De Cymru) | |
clocsio | to clog dance; to make or repair clogs | clocsi- |
clochdar | to cluck, to cackle, to boast | |
clodfori | to praise | clodfor- |
cloffi | to become lame | cloff- |
cloncan | to chat, to natter, to gossip, to prattle (De Cymru) | clonc- |
clustnodi | to ear-mark | clustnod- |
clwydo | to roost | clwyd- |
clytio | to patch | clyti- |
cnoi cil | to ruminate (chew cud, also figurative), to think over | cno- |
coethi | to refine, to purify | coeth- |
colledu | to cause loss to, to damage | colled- |
conan | to grumble, to complain (De Cymru) | |
condemnio | to condemn | condemni- |
costrelu | to bottle | costrel- |
creithio | to scar | creithi- |
cribddeilio | to extort, to plunder, to take by force | cribddeili- |
cribinio | to rake (Gogledd Cymru) | cribini- |
crisialu | to crystalize | crisial- |
croeshoelio | to crucify | croeshoeli- |
croesholi | to cross-examine, to cross-question | croeshol- |
cronni | to amass, to collect, to gather (together), to accumulate; to dam up | cronn- |
crosio | to crochet | crosi- |
crychu | to wrinkle, to crimp | crych- |
crygu | to stammer, to grow hoarse | cryg- |
cuddio rhag | to hide from | |
cwmpasu | to encompass, to circumscribe | cwmpas- |
cwnnu | to raise, to put up, to rise (= codi, o cychwynnu) (De-ddwyrain Cymru) | |
cwrcwd | to squat, to crouch | cwrcyd-, cyrcyd- |
cydlynu | to cohere, to stick or cling together, to form a whole | cydlyn- |
cydweithredu | to co-operate | cydweithred- |
cydymffurfio | to conform | cydymffurfi- |
cyfannu | to make whole or entire, to unite, to integrate | cyfann- |
cyfanwerthu | to sell wholesale | cyfanwerth- |
cyfeddach | to carouse (b) [unusually, this verbnoun is feminine]; carousal | |
cyfeilio | to accompany (with music) | cyfeili- |
cyflyru | to condition | cyflyr- |
cyfodi | (form of codi) to lift, to rise, to raise | cyfod- |
cyfosod | to place together, to juxtapose, to combine | cyfosod- |
cyfrodeddu | to intertwine, to twist together | cyfrodedd- |
cyfrwyo | to saddle (horse) | cyfrwy- |
cyffesu | to confess (especially religiously) | cyffes- |
cyhwfan | to wave, to flutter, to heave | cyhwfan- |
cylchdroi | to rotate, to revolve | cylchdro- |
cymedroli | to moderate, to temper | cymedrol- |
cymodi Ăą | to reconcile with | cymod- |
Cymreigio | to make (more) Welsh | Cymreigi- |
cymudo | to commute (travel) | cymud- |
cymynnu | to bequeath | cymynn- |
cynllwynio | to conspire | cynllwyni- |
cyplysu | to couple | cyplys- |
cysegru | to consecrate | cysegr- |
cysodi | to type-set | cysod- |
cysoni | to regularize, to harmonize | cyson- |
cystuddio | to afflict | cystuddi- |
cywasgu | to compress | cywasg- |
c[y]weirio (S) | to mend, to put in order | cweiri- |
chwerwi | to become bitter | chwerw- |
chwilfriwio | to smash to pieces, to shatter | chwilfriwi- |
chwyldroi | to revolutionize | chwyldro- |
chwyrlĂŻo | to whirl | chwyrlĂŻ- |
dadbacio | to unpack | dadbaci- |
dadlaith | to thaw [out] (De Cymru) | dadleithi- |
dadlennu | to uncover, to unveil, to reveal, to expose | dadlenn- |
dadrithio | to disillusion, to disenchant, to restore to original shape or form | dadrithi- |
dallu | to blind, to become blind | dall- |
damsang (ar) | to trample (on) (De Cymru) | damsang- |
darfudo | to convect (heat in physics) | darfud- |
dargludo | to conduct (electricity, heat in physics) | darglud- |
dargyfeirio | to divert, to redirect, to diverge | dargyfeiri- |
datganoli | to decentralize, to devolve | datganol- |
datgarboneiddio | to decarbonize | datgarboneiddi- |
datglymu | to untie | datglym- |
datgoedwigo | to deforest | datgoedwig- |
datgomisiynu | to decommission | datgomisiyn- |
datgymalu | to dislocate, to disjoint, to take to pieces, to disassemble | datgymal- |
datsgriwio | to unscrew | datsgriwi- |
dedfrydu | to sentence (in court) | dedfryd- |
deddfu | to legislate, to enact, to decree | deddf- |
dengid | (= dianc) to escape (Gogledd Cymru) | dihang- |
deigrynnu | to shed tears | deigrynn- |
delfrydu | to idealize | delfryd- |
deor | to hatch (egg etc.), to hatch out; to brood, to incubate | deor- |
deud | (= dweud) to say (Gogledd Cymru) | |
diarddel | to expell, to excommunicate, to disown | diarddel- |
diarfogi | to disarm | diarfog- |
diasbedain | to resound | diasbed- |
dichon | (= gallu) to be able (formal) | dichon- |
diddyfnu | to wean | diddyfnu- |
diengyd | (= dianc) to escape (Gogledd Cymru) | dihang- |
difrĂŻo | to revile, to denigrate, to disparage | difrĂŻ- |
difwyno | to spoil, to mar, to defile, to pollute | difwyn- |
differu | to differentiate (calculus) | differ- |
diffygdalu | to default (on debt repayment) | diffygdal- |
digolledu | to recompense, to indemnify, to compensate | digolled- |
diheintio | to disinfect | diheinti- |
dihoeni | to languish, to pine, to fade away, to wither | dihoen- |
dihysbyddu | to drain (liquid from), to empty, to exhaust | dihysbydd- |
dinoethi | to strip, to make bare | dinoeth- |
diosg | to take off (clothes / shoes), to undress, to strip; to divest, to cast off | diosg- |
diota | to imbibe, to booze, to tipple | |
diraddio | to degrade; to dismiss | diraddi- |
dirprwyo | to deputize, to appoint a deputy; to act as a delegate, deputy or representative | dirprwy- |
distewi | to be, keep or become silent, to silence, to hush | distaw- |
distrywio | to destroy | distrywi- |
distyllu | to distil, to drip, to fall in drops | distyll- |
diweddu | to end, to conclude, to finish | diwedd- |
diwydianeiddio | to industrialize | diwydianeiddi- |
dodwy | to lay eggs | dodw- |
dogfennu | to document | dogfenn- |
dreifio | to drive | dreifi- |
dryllio | to break to pieces, to shatter, to wreck | drylli- |
dweud y drefn wrth rywun | to tell someone off | |
dyddodi | to deposit (layer of sediment, fat), to precipitate | dyddod- |
dyfeisio | to invent, to devise | dyfeisi- |
dyfnhau | to deepen | dyfnha- |
dyfrio | to water, to irrigate | dyfri- |
dylunio | to design | dyluni- |
dylynu wrth | to adhere to, to cling to | dylyn- |
dynesu | to approach, to draw near, to come nearer | dynes- |
echdynnu | to extract | echdynn- |
eilio | to plait, to braid, to interweave; to compose (song or poetry) | eili- |
eilio | to second | eili- |
eilunaddoli | to idolise | eilunaddol- |
eneinio | to anoint | eneini- |
enllibio | to slander, to malign | enllibi- |
eplesu | to ferment | eples- |
euogfarnu | to convict, to find guilty | euogfarn- |
euro | to gild | eur- |
ewyllysio (i) | to will | ewyllysi- |
ewynnu | to foam | ewynn- |
ffansĂŻo | to fancy | ffansĂŻ- |
ffieiddio | to abhor, to detest, to loathe, to hate; to be digusted at, to be revolted by | ffieiddi- |
ffromi | to be angry, to rage, to fume | ffrom- |
ffrwtian | to splutter (also of engine) | ffrwti- |
ffrwythloni | to fertilize (impregnate), to become or be fruitful | ffrwythlon- |
ffyrnigo | to become angry or enraged, to grow fierce | ffyrnig- |
gaeafgysgu | to hibernate | gaeafgysg- |
galarnadu | to lament | galarnad- |
gefeillio | to twin | gefeilli- |
geirio | to express in words, to word | geiri- |
gellwng | to allow to go, to let, to permit, to leave to, to release | gellyng- |
glasu | to turn blue | glas- |
gloddesta | to revel, to carouse, to feast; (g) revelry, carousal, feasting | |
glynu (at) | to stick (to), to glue | glyn- |
godinebu | to commit adultery, to fornicate | godineb- |
goddiweddyd | to catch up with, to catch fugitive, to overtake | goddiwedd- |
gogoneddu | to glorify, to extol | gogonedd- |
gohebu | to report, to correspond | goheb- |
goleddfu | to slope, to slant; to modify (in grammar) | goleddf- |
goresgyn | to gain possession of; to overcome, to defeat | goresgyn- |
gori | to brood, to sit on eggs | gor- |
gorlenwi | to overfill | gorlanw-, gorlenw- |
gorweithio | to overwork, to cause to overwork | gorweithi- |
gorwneud | to overdo, to exaggerate | |
graeanu | to grit (road etc.), to spread gravel over | graean- |
grilio | to grill (food) | grili- |
grymuso | to strengthen | grymus- |
gwamalu | to be frivolous, to waver | gwamal- |
gwangalonni | to lose heart, to become discouraged; to discourage | gwangalonn- |
gwarafun (i) | to forbid, to prohibit; to prevent, to hinder, to deny; to begrudge, to resent | gwarafun- |
gwarantu | to guarantee (a product etc. by agreement) | gwarant- |
gwastatu | to level, to make level or even | gwastat- |
gwawrio | to dawn | gwawri- |
gwelwi | to grow pale | gwelw- |
gwersylla | to camp | gwersyll- |
gweu | to weave, to knit | gwe- |
gweud | to say (= dweud) (De Cymru) | gwed- |
gwledda | to feast, to revel | gwledd- |
gwreichioni | to spark, to emit sparks | gwreichion- |
gwrteithio | to fertilize (with manure, compost etc.) | gwrteithi- |
gwrthdystio | to protest, to remonstrate; to give counter-evidence | gwrthdysti- |
gwrthryfela | to rebel, to revolt | gwrthryfel- |
gwrychio | to bristle | gwrychi- |
gwyngalchu | to whitewash | gwyngalch- |
hadu | to sow, to produce seed | had- |
haeru | to insist, to assert, to allege | haer- |
halltu | to salt | hallt- |
hamddena | to spend time at leisure, to relax, to take respite | hamdden- |
haneru | to halve | haner- |
hunanasesu | to self-assess; self-assessment | hunanases- |
imiwneiddio | to immunize | imiwneiddi- |
impio | to graft; to implant; to (cause to) bud / sprout | impi- |
inswleiddio | to insulate (in a technical sense) | inswleiddi- |
integru | to integrate (calculus) | integr- |
israddio | to downgrade, to demote | israddi- |
labelu | to label | label- |
llabyddio | to stone (cast stones at) | llabyddi- |
llaesu | to slacken | llaes- |
llafnrolio | to rollerblade | llafnroli- |
llafurio | to toil, to labour, to strive | llafuri- |
llanw | (=llenwi) to fill (De Cymru) | llanw- |
llawenhau | to gladden, to make cheerful; to rejoice, to be cheerful | llawenha- |
lleisio | to voice | lleisi- |
llĂȘn-ladrata | to plagiarize | llĂȘn-ladrata- |
llesgĂĄu | to languish, to become feeble, to feel faint | llesga- |
llethu | to overwhelm, to swamp, to stifle, to crush, to overpower | lleth- |
llewyrchu | to shine, to give light, to gleam; to be successful | llewyrchu |
llochesu | to harbour, to shelter | lloches- |
lloffa | to glean | lloff- |
lluniadu | to draw (in a technical sense) | lluniad- |
llurgunio | to distort (facts, the truth), to mangle, to disfigure, to corrupt | llurguni- |
llwydo | to turn grey, to go mouldy | llwyd- |
llwyfannu | to stage (theatrical or musical performance); to appear on stage | llwyfann- |
llwyo | to spoon out, to ladle out | llwy- |
llyfnhau | to make smooth, to level, to polish | llyfnha- |
llyfnu | to harrow; to smooth | llyfn- |
llythyru | to correspond by letter, to write letters | llythyr- |
maglu | to snare, to trap | magl- |
magu pwysau | to put on weight | |
malurio | to smash (to bits), to pulverize | maluri- |
manwerthu | to retail | manwerth- |
marchogaeth | to ride a horse | marchog- |
martsio | to march (to make a marching movement) | martsi- |
masnachu | to trade | masnach- |
medi | to reap, to harvest | med- |
meddalu | to soften, to become soft | meddal- |
meddyginiaethu | to medicate, to treat medically | meddyginiaeth- |
meiddio | to dare, to venture, to presume | meiddi- |
meindio | to mind, to care | meindi- |
meintoli | to quantify | meintol- |
meiriol | to thaw, to melt | meiriol- |
melynu | to become yellow; to make yellow or golden | melyn- |
melysu | to sweeten | melys- |
melltithio | to put a curse on, to curse | melltithi- |
mercheta | to chase wowen, to womanise, to flirt | merchet- |
merlota | to go pony trekking | |
methdalu | to be bankrupt, to be insolvent; bankruptcy | methdal- |
mewnfudo | to immigrate | mewnfud- |
moduro | to motor, to drive | modur- |
modylu | to modulate (in physics) | modyl- |
moelyd | to overturn (turn vehicle etc. upside down), to topple (De Cymru) (from "ymhoelyd") | moel- |
moli | to praise (in worship / adulation) | mol- |
morgeisio | to mortgage | morgeisi- |
morio | to voyage by sea, to sail | mori- |
morthwylio | to hammer | morthwyli- |
mudferwi | to simmer | mudferw- |
mudo | to move, to migrate, to move something from one place to another | mud- |
nadu | to prevent, to hinder, not to allow | nad- |
naddu | to shape with a sharp tool, to chip (at), to hew, to whittle, to trim, to carve | nadd- |
negyddu | to negate | negydd- |
nodweddu | to characterize, to be characteristic of, to distinguish | nodwedd- |
nychu | to become weak or feeble, to waste away, to pine; to make weak, to enfeeble | nych- |
nyddu | to spin (wool, yarn), to wind, to twist | nydd- |
odi | to snow (Gogledd-ddwyrain Cymru) | od- |
odli | to rhyme | odl- |
olynu | to succeed, to follow (in succession) | olyn- |
optimeiddio | to optimize | optimeiddi- |
paldaruo | to talk nonsense, to blather (Gogledd Cymru) | paldaru- |
parablu | to utter, to say, to speak, to babble | parabl- |
parlysu | to paralyse | parlys- |
paru | to pair | par- |
pasteureiddio | to pasturize | pasteureiddi- |
peillio | to pollinate | peilli- |
perffeithio | to perfect | perffeithi- |
picedu | to picket | piced- |
pilio | to peel | pili- |
piltran | to potter about, to fiddle (Gogledd Cymru) | piltr- |
pistyllio ['r glaw] | to pour with rain | pistilli- |
plagio | to plague, to afflict, to annoy, to pester | plagi- |
pledio | to plead (in law), to offer as excuse or justification | pledi- |
plicio | to peel, to pluck (feathers), pluck stringed instrument | plici- |
plisgo | to shell, to peel, to exfoliate | plisg- |
plismona | to police, policing | |
plymio | to dive, to dip, to sound (for depth), to plunge (into); to plumb | plymi- |
poblogeiddio | to popularize | poblogeiddi- |
pontio | to bridge, to span | ponti- |
portreadu | to portray, to represent | portread- |
prinhau | to become scarce, to diminish; to make scarce, to restrict, to curtail | prinha- |
priodoli | to attribute, to ascribe | priodol- |
prisio | to price; pricing | prisi- |
puro | to purify, to refine | pur- |
pwrcasu | to purchase | pwrcas- |
pwyllgora | to hold, frequent or attend committees | |
recriwtio | to recruit | recriwti- |
rhacanu | to rake (De Cymru) | rhacan- |
rhagdalu | to prepay | rhagdal- |
rhagfynegi | to predict (in a technical sense) | rhagfyneg- |
rhaglennu | to program; programming | rhaglenn- |
rhamantu | to romance; to romanticize | rhamant- |
rhechain | to fart | rhech- |
rhefru | to babble, to rant, to scold, to complain | rhefr- |
rheibio | to seize by force, to ravage, to plunder; to bewitch, to cast a spell on | rheibi- |
rheoleiddio | to regulate (control indirectly through rules, processes or effects) | rheoleiddi- |
rhicio | to score (a scratch or notch), to notch, to groove | rhici- |
rhincian dannedd | to gnash / to grind teeth (especially from rage) | rhinci- |
rhoid | (= rhoi) to give, to put, to place (Gogledd Cymru) | rhodd-, rhoi- |
rhwydo | to net | rhwyd- |
rhychu | to crumple, to crease, to wrinkle, to become rumpled; to cut trenches / furrows / grooves | rhych- |
rhyfela | to wage war, to war | rhyfel- |
rhynnu | to suffer from cold, to freeze; to cause to be freezing cold | rhynn- |
saernĂŻo | to fashion, to construct, to build (as an artisan; also figuratively) | saernĂŻ- |
samplu | to select or capture samples (in a technical sense) | sampl- |
sarnu | to trample on, to spoil, to spill | sarn- |
sboncio | to bounce, to spring | sbonci- |
sbrotian | to rummage, to nose about | sbroti- |
seboni | to soap, to lather; to soft-soap, to flatter | sebon- |
segura | to idle, to laze | segur- |
sengi (ar) | to tread (on), to trample on | sang- |
Seisnigo | to Anglicize | Seisnig- |
selio | to seal | seli- |
serennu | to shine like a star, to sparkle, to twinkle, to shine brilliantly, to dazzle | serenn- |
sganio | to scan (in a technical sense e.g. with a machine) | scani- |
sglefrfyrddio | to skateboard | sglefrfyrddi- |
sglefrolio | to roller skate, to rollerblade | sglefroli- |
sgleinio | to gleam, to shine (be or make shiny), to polish | sgleini- |
sgrinio | to screen (for disease etc.) | sgrini- |
sgriwio | to screw | sgriwi- |
sgwrio | to scour (clean / polish by rubbing), to purge | sgwri- |
siffrwd | to make a rustling sound, to shuffle (cards etc.) | siffryd- |
sleifio | to wriggle, to steal past, to slink, to creep | sleifi- |
sleisio | to slice | sleisi- |
smentio | to cement | smenti- |
snorclo | to snorkel | snorcl- |
sodro | to solder, to fix firmly in place, to place firmly | sodr- |
steilio | to style | steili- |
stelcian | to skulk, to stalk, to prowl, to lurk | stelci- |
stido bwrw glaw | to pour with rain (Gogledd Cymru) | |
stilo | to iron (De Cymru) | stil- |
straffaglio | to struggle | straffagli- |
stryffaglio | to struggle | stryffagli- |
stwna | to potter about, to fiddle about | |
suro | to sour | sur- |
swatio | to crouch, to squat; to cuddle, to snuggle (up) in bed | swati- |
sychlanhau | to dry clean | sychlanheu-, sychlanha- |
syflyd | to budge, to move, to stir | syfl- |
syfrdanu | to stun, to stupefy, to amaze, to astound | syfrdan- |
syrffedu | to suffer from a surfeit, to feel fed up, to overindulge, to be bored stiff | syrffed- |
taeru | to insist, to assert, to argue, to disagree | taer- |
taflunio | to project (an image) | tafluni- |
taranu | to thunder, to sound with thunder | taran- |
teilwra | to tailor | teilwr- |
teneuo | to thin (out), to dwindle | teneu- |
tirlenwi | to landfill | tirlenw- |
tonni | to undulate, to form waves, to oscillate, to surge up, to fall in waves (of hair) | tonn- |
traddodi | to deliver (verdict, speech, sermon); to hand down, to hand over, to transfer | traddod- |
traethu | to talk, to narrate, to relate, to speak (publicly) | traeth- |
trafaelio | to travel; to labour | trafaeli- |
traflyncu | to guzzle, to gobble up, to devour | traflync- |
trawsgyweirio | to change key, to transpose, to modulate (in music) | trawsgyweiri- |
treiglo | to mutate (grammar); to roll | treigl- |
treio | to ebb, to drain away | trei- |
tresio bwrw glaw | to pour (thrash) with rain | |
tresmasu | to trespass, to encroach, to infringe | tresmas- |
troedio | to tread, to step | troedi- |
trosleisio | to dub, to do a voice-over | trosleisi- |
trydaneiddio | to electrify | trydaneiddi- |
trydar | to tweet, to chirp, to twitter | trydar- |
tryledu | to diffuse (in physics and chemistry) | tryled- |
trysori | to treasure | trysor- |
twrio | to rummage, to burrow (= tyrchu, turio) | twri- |
tyllu | to make a hole or holes [in], to dig, to bore, to drill, to perforate | tyll- |
tyrru | to pile up, to amass, to throng | tyrr- |
tystio | to testify, to witness | tysti- |
unioni | to straighten, to put right, to redress | union- |
wado | to beat, to strike (De Cymru) | wad- |
wyna | to give birth to lamb, to lamb | |
ymbarchuso | to make oneself respectable, to become respectable | ymbarchus- |
ymbellhau (oddi wrth) | to distance oneself (from), to go further away | ymbellha- |
ymdoddi | to integrate (into society); to melt, to dissolve, to merge | ymdodd- |
ymdrochi | to immerse oneself (in water, or figuratively), to bathe | ymdroch- |
ymdynghedu | to swear an oath, to vow, to pledge | ymdynghed- |
ymddiddan | to converse, to chat, to speak | ymddiddan- |
ymfudo | to emigrate, to migrate, to move (house) | ymfud- |
ymgeleddu | to care for; to cherish, to succour, to provide shelter / comfort / food | ymgeledd- |
ymgodymu | to wrestle, to grapple | ymgodym- |
ymgolli | to lose oneself | ymgoll- |
ymgreinio | to grovel, to prostrate oneself, to wallow | ymgreini- |
ymgrymu | to bow, to stoop | ymgrym- |
ymgyfarwyddo | to get acquainted with, to familiarise oneself with, to get used to | ymgyfarwydd- |
ymgynnull | to assemble, to congregate, to gather together | ymgynull- |
ymhél ù rhywbeth | to be involved with something | ymheli- |
ymhelaethu | to elaborate, to expand on | ymhelaeth- |
ymlwybro | to make one's way, to wander | ymlwybr- |
ymofyn | to seek, to desire, to want | ymofynn- |
ymrafael | to differ; to disagree, to quarrel, to wrangle | ymrafael- |
ymresymu | to reason, to think logically, to argue | ymresym- |
ymryson | to compete, to contend, to quarrel | ymryson- |
ymsefydlu | to establish oneself | ymsefydl- |
ymsuddo | to sink, to submerge, to immerse oneself | ymsudd- |
ymwrthod | to abstain (from), to refuse, to reject, to forsake | ymwrthod- |
ysgafnhau | to lighten (load, weight) | ysgafnha- |
ysglyfaethu | to prey upon, to plunder | ysglyfaeth- |
ysgwyddo | to shoulder | ysgwydd- |
ysigo | to sprain, to buckle (distort) | ysig- |
ystreulio | to rinse | ystreuli- |
ystwytho | to make or become supple | ystwyth- |
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TLDR: Ryan Cohen has now sold or diluted into four straight meme squeezes, shutting them down just before, or on, the Friday OPEX they were set to explode. He's also failed to earn appropriate interest on the cash pile for multiple years in a row. submitted by catbulliesdog to GME [link] [comments] I know this post won't be popular or well received, but we've always tried to be a community focused on DD, even if it was DD we didn't initially like, and after the second straight dilution into a gamma ramp in a month, this is something we need to start looking at. I'm going to cross post this in basically every single GME sub, and I think it will be very informative to see which ones the mods take it down in. That said, I encourage all apes to refute and/or disprove my arguments in the comments, I'll edit the best and most upvoted rebuttals into the main body of this post. I'll address the first issue first - the constant dilution. Since Ryan Cohen was elected Chairman of the Board in June of 2021, Gamestop has issued new shares intentionally three times, and unintentionally once. First was on June 9th, 2021 - the day of the earnings report. This was an issuance of 5 million shares, or 20 million shares post splividend. The company had $770.8 million in cash on hand and had just retired the final $216.4 million of long term debt - this was financed by a previous 3.5/14 million share offering. The company was losing money at this point, but finished closing out its debt and did have a sizable war chest of cash on hand. The stock was trading at a high of $282/$70.50 on Jun 7, hit $344/$86 on Jun 8 and had cascading FTD cycles indicating a run higher. The day the dilution was announced, Friday, Jun 9, the stock opened at $328/$82, and by the following Monday it closed at $211/$52.75. The dilution was announced heading into a Friday, and the squeeze was stopped. The next dilution was apparently unintentional - the stock split via dividend (splividend). The splividend was long awaited by apes as a supposed kill shot on the short hedge funds (SHF). It was announced on July 6, 2022 and occurred on July 22, 2022. Accompanying the splividend was an increase in the size of the GME shelf (shares the company could sell into the market without stockholder votes of approval) to 1 billion shares. However, the stock-as-dividend was issued on July 18th, and trading began on a split adjusted basis on July 22nd. Because these dates were separated by four days, the DTCC was able to instruct brokers to handle this as a regular split, rather than requiring shares to be distributed as a dividend, thus effectively creating an additional 225 million short shares that never had to be borrowed or located. This is the point where we began to see the T+35 FTD cycles time out and lose amplitude. Mike Recupero, then CFO was fired July 7 of 2022, supposedly for messing up the splividend filing in a way that allowed shorts to not only evade consequences, but actually benefit from it. Recupero is now a high level executive at Amazon, if it was a mistake and not on purpose, he sure must interview well. If it wasn't a mistake, you have to ask who gave the order? Next up we have the whole fiasco with the BoBBY stock. This is the point where I began to become suspicious of Cohen, when he fired off an angry letter to the BoBBY board for not communicating with him after he purchased a large stake in the company, all the while he was not, and still has not, communicated with apes, who own a much larger % of GME than he did of BoBBY. Just in my personal experience, every hypocrite of this level I've met has been a deeply self-centered/selfish and untrustworthy person, YMMV. On August 17th, 2022, BoBBY stock went up to a high of $23.08 during an FTD cycle, then on Thursday, August 18th Cohen dumped his entire stake, causing the price to tank to $11.03 on Friday, August 19th, killing the squeeze. The company never recovered and went out of business several months later - in part due to what can only be described as "alleged" executive malfeasance. Cut to May of 2024, the company just had a fully profitable year, but is trading around a price of $10. GME spikes to 80 twice in premarket on Tuesday, the 14th, and on Thursday, May 16th trades in a range of 27.59 to 35.24. Before options strikes were added on both Tuesday and Wednesday the highest strike available that week was $30. There is a huge gamma ramp built up... and on the morning of Friday, May 17th, GME does an out of nowhere 45 million share offering - coincidentally just what Jim Cramer was publicly asking for the day before. The stock trades in a range of $19.70 to $22.41, the gamma ramp and squeeze are killed. Now we're up to today, June 7th, 2024. The stock is squeezing again, there's a huge gamma ramp, shorts are freaking out and begging for a share issuance, GME hits $67 in After Hour trading on June 6th... and out of nowhere, Cohen announces a share offering of 75 million shares pre-market, an amount of shares equal to the amount we've collectively managed to DRS over three years. The stock trades in a range of $48 to $26.12, the gamma ramp and squeeze are killed. Again. There's an old line that you've probably heard before: https://preview.redd.it/slmki97mda5d1.png?width=3840&format=png&auto=webp&s=20c0caf37cf149b0952c92de2ca6c53ea01b0d8d We're looking at, depending how you count here, 3-5 times Cohen has taken direct action with personal sales or share offerings to kill a stock squeeze or gamma ramp, and EVERY SINGLE TIME he's done it its been on a Thursday or Friday to maximize the gain for call sellers and hedge funds and maximize the losses for retail traders and shareholders. Now, we get to the more complex and far more damning evidence: GME's Net Interest Income (NII) over the last few years. It's not where it should be, to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars of lost revenue. To put all this in context, according to the 8-K filed this morning, GME had, for the 13 weeks ending on May 4, 2024, NII of -14.9million. They also had Cash, Cash Equivalents, and Marketable Securities (CCEM) of $1.083b for that quarter. The 3-month/13 week T-Bill during this time paid 5.25% APY, which would have earned them $14.2m in interest income over that time period. So what the hell did a company with zero long term debt spend $29.1m in interest on over 13 weeks? There's really only two explanations for this: the company is being horrifically bad with financial management, or, more likely, they're not even putting the cash pile into 3 month treasuries. But maybe they really need the liquidity and can't do the week to week rolling treasury plan like Buffet does with his cash pile (you spend 1/13th of your cash on 3 month t-bills every week, so you've always got cash coming up every week, but the 3month is one of the most liquid assets on earth already) then you've still got the option of using a corporate money market account (this is like a checking account for corporations where the account pays the 3 month rate - .5 or 1% or something and just puts the money you give them in 3month tbills) and you'd still earn like 11.5m/q. Look, you remember how GME had a whole bunch of thisclose to profitable earnings Q's last year? Almost all of them would have been profitable if the company had just earned easy peasy interest money on their cash pile. You can make all kinds of arguments for why GameStop hasn't used the billion+ they've generated and sat on via share offerings to make acquisitions or investments. There's literally no reason as to why they're not taking advantage of elevated rates and just earning interest on the money while it's sitting in their accounts. And given that they're not even using the money to collect bare bones interest revenue, there's even less reason for them to collect more of it via additional share offerings. Like, is RC trying to build a money vault to swim in or something? https://preview.redd.it/fpaukvrqda5d1.png?width=500&format=png&auto=webp&s=eaed1c9ab83079b17b950dd7adce942dd229d20f So, the question you're probably asking now is why? And I think the answer lies in Cohen's path to Chewy. RC famously went to, and was rejected by, over 100 Venture Capital Firms when trying to build Chewy. He got funding from one place, Blackrock. Imagine how grateful you'd be to the one group that gave you the money, the chance, that believed in you, to make your dreams come true? To make you rich beyond your wildest dreams? For RC, that group is Blackrock. All that follows is tinfoil fueled speculation: In 2021, the runup wasn't just Roaring Kitty and Wasabi Sub. There were big institutional players on the side of GME too, they didn't care about retail or MOASS or anything like that, they just wanted to burn their Wall Street competitors that were short. And to do that, they needed to get the other Wall Street plants out of the company and put their own guys in. Enter Ryan Cohen. Blackrock wants to burn Citadel as revenge for Tesla, so they use GameStop, and RC does them a solid, and gets to keep the company afterwards as a reward. Then something nobody expected happened, Instinet/Nomura was in default danger, so APEX clearing turned off the buy button, and a million Apes were born. Then something even more unexpected happened, the Apes turned out to be diamond handed badass warriors from hell and responded by turning off the sell button. And we've kept it off for three and a half fucking years. Now, as much as the wall street scum despise each other, they all hate us even more. And they had a problem, the apes were organized, we voted, we were good stockholders, we read the filings. If they tried to just kill GME like they were doing to Movies and BoBBY with plants, we'd vote out their board, and leadership, we'd already proven we could do it once. So Blackrock turned to their boy, Ryan Cohen, and asked him to play zookeeper for the animals. His job would be hard, but it wouldn't take very long, and he could pay himself with cash when the company went down. Again, the apes fucked this plan up, we never got tired, we never got discouraged, and we never sold. In fact, we just kept buying, and pushing the board to do things to burn the shorts. They also knew that apes wouldn't support more dilution of the stock after it got voted down hard with movies. So they came up with the idea of the splividend, ordered Recupero to fuck it up, and rewarded him with a nice promotion over at Amazon afterwards. The splividend was the bait, and the 700 million share shelf left over afterwards was the hook. And that hook has been used twice on us now, to stop explosive upwards movements in the price of the stock. As for Cohen, he just keeps playing zookeeper. Posting meme's, making rare bold statements with no specificity and doing absolutely nothing but running the company in place like a treadmill. No vision, no action, just the promise of tomorrow. The ape gets fed by the zookeeper, gets entertained by the zookeeper, relies on the zookeeper to keep the ape safe. But at the end of they day, even if the ape doesn't know it, the ape is in jail, and the zookeeper is his jailor. Cohen isn't here to kill Gamestop, he's here to kill MOASS, or failing that, to make it as mild as possible. I think that's the real Kansas City Shuffle DFV was warning us about. We think we're thwarting the HF with Cohen, but really we're playing into their hands. I think all the anti-takeover provisions Cohen is putting in place are aimed not at SHF's, but at RoaringKitty, and I think the Babadook quote in the RK tweet thumbnail wasn't aimed at the shorts, it was aimed at Ryan Cohen. Remember, in Watchmen, Ozymandias and Dr. Manhattan were actually opposed to and trying to kill each other. If nothing else, ask yourself this: if Ryan Cohen is trying to build some kind of investment holding company, and he's actively searching for a CIO, why in the name of god is he not courting a guy who already owns the stock, loves the company, and turned $50,000 into hundreds of millions? After this current round of dilution is done (probably finishes between Jun 14-Jun18 based on current volumes and size of offering) I would put the liquidation value of GME at $16-18 depending on how much is raised, and that will be our new floor. There is a T+35 day on the 18th for the May 14th runup, but there is a strong chance those are being closed early with the offering. But its possible the swap rollover volume is so high it doesn't matter. Look, I truly wish I could go to the shareholders meeting next week and try to address some of this myself, but it's too late for me to be able to get away and go down there. So I'll just ask anyone who is going, to do what you can to get some kind of comment on vision for the company, plans for use of raised funds, and a pledge to stop diluting so much. We're way too late to get official shareholder proposals added, but I will absolutely be putting some up next year specifically to stop additional dilution without shareholder approval, demand the board articulate a clear, actionable vision for the company going forward, including specific planned uses of cash reserves. Stay safe out there apes, XXXX holder, CS 00105XXX (yes, I was one of the first 10,000 apes to set up an account there), you're all beautiful, wonderful people. Disprove my thesis. |
2024.06.08 07:50 catbulliesdog Disprove This CounterDD - The Zookeeper Theory - Judge Him By his Actions
TLDR: Ryan Cohen has now sold or diluted into four straight meme squeezes, shutting them down just before, or on, the Friday OPEX they were set to explode. He's also failed to earn appropriate interest on the cash pile for multiple years in a row. submitted by catbulliesdog to GMEJungle [link] [comments] I know this post won't be popular or well received, but we've always tried to be a community focused on DD, even if it was DD we didn't initially like, and after the second straight dilution into a gamma ramp in a month, this is something we need to start looking at. I'm going to cross post this in basically every single GME sub, and I think it will be very informative to see which ones the mods take it down in. That said, I encourage all apes to refute and/or disprove my arguments in the comments, I'll edit the best and most upvoted rebuttals into the main body of this post. I'll address the first issue first - the constant dilution. Since Ryan Cohen was elected Chairman of the Board in June of 2021, Gamestop has issued new shares intentionally three times, and unintentionally once. First was on June 9th, 2021 - the day of the earnings report. This was an issuance of 5 million shares, or 20 million shares post splividend. The company had $770.8 million in cash on hand and had just retired the final $216.4 million of long term debt - this was financed by a previous 3.5/14 million share offering. The company was losing money at this point, but finished closing out its debt and did have a sizable war chest of cash on hand. The stock was trading at a high of $282/$70.50 on Jun 7, hit $344/$86 on Jun 8 and had cascading FTD cycles indicating a run higher. The day the dilution was announced, Friday, Jun 9, the stock opened at $328/$82, and by the following Monday it closed at $211/$52.75. The dilution was announced heading into a Friday, and the squeeze was stopped. The next dilution was apparently unintentional - the stock split via dividend (splividend). The splividend was long awaited by apes as a supposed kill shot on the short hedge funds (SHF). It was announced on July 6, 2022 and occurred on July 22, 2022. Accompanying the splividend was an increase in the size of the GME shelf (shares the company could sell into the market without stockholder votes of approval) to 1 billion shares. However, the stock-as-dividend was issued on July 18th, and trading began on a split adjusted basis on July 22nd. Because these dates were separated by four days, the DTCC was able to instruct brokers to handle this as a regular split, rather than requiring shares to be distributed as a dividend, thus effectively creating an additional 225 million short shares that never had to be borrowed or located. This is the point where we began to see the T+35 FTD cycles time out and lose amplitude. Mike Recupero, then CFO was fired July 7 of 2022, supposedly for messing up the splividend filing in a way that allowed shorts to not only evade consequences, but actually benefit from it. Recupero is now a high level executive at Amazon, if it was a mistake and not on purpose, he sure must interview well. If it wasn't a mistake, you have to ask who gave the order? Next up we have the whole fiasco with the BoBBY stock. This is the point where I began to become suspicious of Cohen, when he fired off an angry letter to the BoBBY board for not communicating with him after he purchased a large stake in the company, all the while he was not, and still has not, communicated with apes, who own a much larger % of GME than he did of BoBBY. Just in my personal experience, every hypocrite of this level I've met has been a deeply self-centered/selfish and untrustworthy person, YMMV. On August 17th, 2022, BoBBY stock went up to a high of $23.08 during an FTD cycle, then on Thursday, August 18th Cohen dumped his entire stake, causing the price to tank to $11.03 on Friday, August 19th, killing the squeeze. The company never recovered and went out of business several months later - in part due to what can only be described as "alleged" executive malfeasance. Cut to May of 2024, the company just had a fully profitable year, but is trading around a price of $10. GME spikes to 80 twice in premarket on Tuesday, the 14th, and on Thursday, May 16th trades in a range of 27.59 to 35.24. Before options strikes were added on both Tuesday and Wednesday the highest strike available that week was $30. There is a huge gamma ramp built up... and on the morning of Friday, May 17th, GME does an out of nowhere 45 million share offering - coincidentally just what Jim Cramer was publicly asking for the day before. The stock trades in a range of $19.70 to $22.41, the gamma ramp and squeeze are killed. Now we're up to today, June 7th, 2024. The stock is squeezing again, there's a huge gamma ramp, shorts are freaking out and begging for a share issuance, GME hits $67 in After Hour trading on June 6th... and out of nowhere, Cohen announces a share offering of 75 million shares pre-market, an amount of shares equal to the amount we've collectively managed to DRS over three years. The stock trades in a range of $48 to $26.12, the gamma ramp and squeeze are killed. Again. There's an old line that you've probably heard before: Once is happenstance, Twice is coincidence, Three times is enemy action.We're looking at, depending how you count here, 3-5 times Cohen has taken direct action with personal sales or share offerings to kill a stock squeeze or gamma ramp, and EVERY SINGLE TIME he's done it its been on a Thursday or Friday to maximize the gain for call sellers and hedge funds and maximize the losses for retail traders and shareholders.Now, we get to the more complex and far more damning evidence: GME's Net Interest Income (NII) over the last few years. It's not where it should be, to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars of lost revenue. To put all this in context, according to the 8-K filed this morning, GME had, for the 13 weeks ending on May 4, 2024, NII of -14.9million. They also had Cash, Cash Equivalents, and Marketable Securities (CCEM) of $1.083b for that quarter. The 3-month/13 week T-Bill during this time paid 5.25% APY, which would have earned them $14.2m in interest income over that time period. So what the hell did a company with zero long term debt spend $29.1m in interest on over 13 weeks? There's really only two explanations for this: the company is being horrifically bad with financial management, or, more likely, they're not even putting the cash pile into 3 month treasuries. But maybe they really need the liquidity and can't do the week to week rolling treasury plan like Buffet does with his cash pile (you spend 1/13th of your cash on 3 month t-bills every week, so you've always got cash coming up every week, but the 3month is one of the most liquid assets on earth already) then you've still got the option of using a corporate money market account (this is like a checking account for corporations where the account pays the 3 month rate - .5 or 1% or something and just puts the money you give them in 3month tbills) and you'd still earn like 11.5m/q. Look, you remember how GME had a whole bunch of thisclose to profitable earnings Q's last year? Almost all of them would have been profitable if the company had just earned easy peasy interest money on their cash pile. You can make all kinds of arguments for why GameStop hasn't used the billion+ they've generated and sat on via share offerings to make acquisitions or investments. There's literally no reason as to why they're not taking advantage of elevated rates and just earning interest on the money while it's sitting in their accounts. And given that they're not even using the money to collect bare bones interest revenue, there's even less reason for them to collect more of it via additional share offerings. Like, is RC trying to build a money vault to swim in or something? https://preview.redd.it/xq1hgmbqda5d1.png?width=500&format=png&auto=webp&s=7ad011eef051edc7d2d99031d3a2005ad9584690 So, the question you're probably asking now is why? And I think the answer lies in Cohen's path to Chewy. RC famously went to, and was rejected by, over 100 Venture Capital Firms when trying to build Chewy. He got funding from one place, Blackrock. Imagine how grateful you'd be to the one group that gave you the money, the chance, that believed in you, to make your dreams come true? To make you rich beyond your wildest dreams? For RC, that group is Blackrock. All that follows is tinfoil fueled speculation: In 2021, the runup wasn't just Roaring Kitty and Wasabi Sub. There were big institutional players on the side of GME too, they didn't care about retail or MOASS or anything like that, they just wanted to burn their Wall Street competitors that were short. And to do that, they needed to get the other Wall Street plants out of the company and put their own guys in. Enter Ryan Cohen. Blackrock wants to burn Citadel as revenge for Tesla, so they use GameStop, and RC does them a solid, and gets to keep the company afterwards as a reward. Then something nobody expected happened, Instinet/Nomura was in default danger, so APEX clearing turned off the buy button, and a million Apes were born. Then something even more unexpected happened, the Apes turned out to be diamond handed badass warriors from hell and responded by turning off the sell button. And we've kept it off for three and a half fucking years. Now, as much as the wall street scum despise each other, they all hate us even more. And they had a problem, the apes were organized, we voted, we were good stockholders, we read the filings. If they tried to just kill GME like they were doing to Popcorn and BoBBY with plants, we'd vote out their board, and leadership, we'd already proven we could do it once. So Blackrock turned to their boy, Ryan Cohen, and asked him to play zookeeper for the animals. His job would be hard, but it wouldn't take very long, and he could pay himself with cash when the company went down. Again, the apes fucked this plan up, we never got tired, we never got discouraged, and we never sold. In fact, we just kept buying, and pushing the board to do things to burn the shorts. They also knew that apes wouldn't support more dilution of the stock after it got voted down hard with popcorn. So they came up with the idea of the splividend, ordered Recupero to fuck it up, and rewarded him with a nice promotion over at Amazon afterwards. The splividend was the bait, and the 700 million share shelf left over afterwards was the hook. And that hook has been used twice on us now, to stop explosive upwards movements in the price of the stock. As for Cohen, he just keeps playing zookeeper. Posting meme's, making rare bold statements with no specificity and doing absolutely nothing but running the company in place like a treadmill. No vision, no action, just the promise of tomorrow. The ape gets fed by the zookeeper, gets entertained by the zookeeper, relies on the zookeeper to keep the ape safe. But at the end of they day, even if the ape doesn't know it, the ape is in jail, and the zookeeper is his jailor. Cohen isn't here to kill Gamestop, he's here to kill MOASS, or failing that, to make it as mild as possible. I think that's the real Kansas City Shuffle DFV was warning us about. We think we're thwarting the HF with Cohen, but really we're playing into their hands. I think all the anti-takeover provisions Cohen is putting in place are aimed not at SHF's, but at RoaringKitty, and I think the Babadook quote in the RK tweet thumbnail wasn't aimed at the shorts, it was aimed at Ryan Cohen. Remember, in Watchmen, Ozymandias and Dr. Manhattan were actually opposed to and trying to kill each other. If nothing else, ask yourself this: if Ryan Cohen is trying to build some kind of investment holding company, and he's actively searching for a CIO, why in the name of god is he not courting a guy who already owns the stock, loves the company, and turned $50,000 into hundreds of millions? I want to take a second here and say that even if he is a plant, Cohen can't actually stop MOASS, every time he kill shots a squeeze or gamma ramp with an offering like he did in May, or again on Jun 7, GME ends up with a much bigger cash pile, which raises the floor. Before the May run-up I put the company's liquidation value at around $10/share - cash on hand+inventory+real estate locations - the last one is more valuable than many people think - the big fight over RadioShack's locations during their bankruptcy proved this. After this current round of dilution is done (probably finishes between Jun 14-Jun18 based on current volumes and size of offering) I would put the liquidation value of GME at $16-18 depending on how much is raised, and that will be our new floor. There is a T+35 day on the 18th for the May 14th runup, but there is a strong chance those are being closed early with the offering. But its possible the swap rollover volume is so high it doesn't matter. Look, I truly wish I could go to the shareholders meeting next week and try to address some of this myself, but it's too late for me to be able to get away and go down there. So I'll just ask anyone who is going, to do what you can to get some kind of comment on vision for the company, plans for use of raised funds, and a pledge to stop diluting so much. We're way too late to get official shareholder proposals added, but I will absolutely be putting some up next year specifically to stop additional dilution without shareholder approval, demand the board articulate a clear, actionable vision for the company going forward, including specific planned uses of cash reserves. Stay safe out there apes, XXXX holder, CS 00105XXX (yes, I was one of the first 10,000 apes to set up an account there), you're all beautiful, wonderful people. Disprove my thesis. |
2024.06.08 07:49 catbulliesdog Disprove This CounterDD - The Zookeeper Theory - Judge Him By his Actions
TLDR: Ryan Cohen has now sold or diluted into four straight meme squeezes, shutting them down just before, or on, the Friday OPEX they were set to explode. He's also failed to earn appropriate interest on the cash pile for multiple years in a row. submitted by catbulliesdog to Superstonk [link] [comments] EDIT: First counter-DD added at bottom. I know this post won't be popular or well received, but we've always tried to be a community focused on DD, even if it was DD we didn't initially like, and after the second straight dilution into a gamma ramp in a month, this is something we need to start looking at. I'm going to cross post this in basically every single GME sub, and I think it will be very informative to see which ones the mods take it down in. That said, I encourage all apes to refute and/or disprove my arguments in the comments, I'll edit the best and most upvoted rebuttals into the main body of this post. I'll address the first issue first - the constant dilution. Since Ryan Cohen was elected Chairman of the Board in June of 2021, Gamestop has issued new shares intentionally three times, and unintentionally once. First was on June 9th, 2021 - the day of the earnings report. This was an issuance of 5 million shares, or 20 million shares post splividend. The company had $770.8 million in cash on hand and had just retired the final $216.4 million of long term debt - this was financed by a previous 3.5/14 million share offering. The company was losing money at this point, but finished closing out its debt and did have a sizable war chest of cash on hand. The stock was trading at a high of $282/$70.50 on Jun 7, hit $344/$86 on Jun 8 and had cascading FTD cycles indicating a run higher. The day the dilution was announced, Friday, Jun 9, the stock opened at $328/$82, and by the following Monday it closed at $211/$52.75. The dilution was announced heading into a Friday, and the squeeze was stopped. The next dilution was apparently unintentional - the stock split via dividend (splividend). The splividend was long awaited by apes as a supposed kill shot on the short hedge funds (SHF). It was announced on July 6, 2022 and occurred on July 22, 2022. Accompanying the splividend was an increase in the size of the GME shelf (shares the company could sell into the market without stockholder votes of approval) to 1 billion shares. However, the stock-as-dividend was issued on July 18th, and trading began on a split adjusted basis on July 22nd. Because these dates were separated by four days, the DTCC was able to instruct brokers to handle this as a regular split, rather than requiring shares to be distributed as a dividend, thus effectively creating an additional 225 million short shares that never had to be borrowed or located. This is the point where we began to see the T+35 FTD cycles time out and lose amplitude. Mike Recupero, then CFO was fired July 7 of 2022, supposedly for messing up the splividend filing in a way that allowed shorts to not only evade consequences, but actually benefit from it. Recupero is now a high level executive at Amazon, if it was a mistake and not on purpose, he sure must interview well. If it wasn't a mistake, you have to ask who gave the order? Next up we have the whole fiasco with the BoBBY stock. This is the point where I began to become suspicious of Cohen, when he fired off an angry letter to the BoBBY board for not communicating with him after he purchased a large stake in the company, all the while he was not, and still has not, communicated with apes, who own a much larger % of GME than he did of BoBBY. Just in my personal experience, every hypocrite of this level I've met has been a deeply self-centered/selfish and untrustworthy person, YMMV. On August 17th, 2022, BoBBY stock went up to a high of $23.08 during an FTD cycle, then on Thursday, August 18th Cohen dumped his entire stake, causing the price to tank to $11.03 on Friday, August 19th, killing the squeeze. The company never recovered and went out of business several months later - in part due to what can only be described as "alleged" executive malfeasance. Cut to May of 2024, the company just had a fully profitable year, but is trading around a price of $10. GME spikes to 80 twice in premarket on Tuesday, the 14th, and on Thursday, May 16th trades in a range of 27.59 to 35.24. Before options strikes were added on both Tuesday and Wednesday the highest strike available that week was $30. There is a huge gamma ramp built up... and on the morning of Friday, May 17th, GME does an out of nowhere 45 million share offering - coincidentally just what Jim Cramer was publicly asking for the day before. The stock trades in a range of $19.70 to $22.41, the gamma ramp and squeeze are killed. Now we're up to today, June 7th, 2024. The stock is squeezing again, there's a huge gamma ramp, shorts are freaking out and begging for a share issuance, GME hits $67 in After Hour trading on June 6th... and out of nowhere, Cohen announces a share offering of 75 million shares pre-market, an amount of shares equal to the amount we've collectively managed to DRS over three years. The stock trades in a range of $48 to $26.12, the gamma ramp and squeeze are killed. Again. There's an old line that you've probably heard before: https://preview.redd.it/jmhrjnb7z95d1.png?width=3840&format=png&auto=webp&s=2cc9d7c87e2fbc18aad55d4d4bb92eaca71be35c We're looking at, depending how you count here, 3-5 times Cohen has taken direct action with personal sales or share offerings to kill a stock squeeze or gamma ramp, and EVERY SINGLE TIME he's done it its been on a Thursday or Friday to maximize the gain for call sellers and hedge funds and maximize the losses for retail traders and shareholders. Now, we get to the more complex and far more damning evidence: GME's Net Interest Income (NII) over the last few years. It's not where it should be, to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars of lost revenue. To put all this in context, according to the 8-K filed this morning, GME had, for the 13 weeks ending on May 4, 2024, NII of -14.9million. They also had Cash, Cash Equivalents, and Marketable Securities (CCEM) of $1.083b for that quarter. The 3-month/13 week T-Bill during this time paid 5.25% APY, which would have earned them $14.2m in interest income over that time period. So what the hell did a company with zero long term debt spend $29.1m in interest on over 13 weeks? There's really only two explanations for this: the company is being horrifically bad with financial management, or, more likely, they're not even putting the cash pile into 3 month treasuries. But maybe they really need the liquidity and can't do the week to week rolling treasury plan like Buffet does with his cash pile (you spend 1/13th of your cash on 3 month t-bills every week, so you've always got cash coming up every week, but the 3month is one of the most liquid assets on earth already) then you've still got the option of using a corporate money market account (this is like a checking account for corporations where the account pays the 3 month rate - .5 or 1% or something and just puts the money you give them in 3month tbills) and you'd still earn like 11.5m/q. Look, you remember how GME had a whole bunch of thisclose to profitable earnings Q's last year? Almost all of them would have been profitable if the company had just earned easy peasy interest money on their cash pile. You can make all kinds of arguments for why GameStop hasn't used the billion+ they've generated and sat on via share offerings to make acquisitions or investments. There's literally no reason as to why they're not taking advantage of elevated rates and just earning interest on the money while it's sitting in their accounts. And given that they're not even using the money to collect bare bones interest revenue, there's even less reason for them to collect more of it via additional share offerings. Like, is RC trying to build a money vault to swim in or something? https://preview.redd.it/taw3yae3z95d1.png?width=500&format=png&auto=webp&s=0a642d3b63097c4ed33a68e1746a490c1b689c92 So, the question you're probably asking now is why? And I think the answer lies in Cohen's path to Chewy. RC famously went to, and was rejected by, over 100 Venture Capital Firms when trying to build Chewy. He got funding from one place, Blackrock. Imagine how grateful you'd be to the one group that gave you the money, the chance, that believed in you, to make your dreams come true? To make you rich beyond your wildest dreams? For RC, that group is Blackrock. All that follows is tinfoil fueled speculation: In 2021, the runup wasn't just Roaring Kitty and Wasabi Sub. There were big institutional players on the side of GME too, they didn't care about retail or MOASS or anything like that, they just wanted to burn their Wall Street competitors that were short. And to do that, they needed to get the other Wall Street plants out of the company and put their own guys in. Enter Ryan Cohen. Blackrock wants to burn Citadel as revenge for Tesla, so they use GameStop, and RC does them a solid, and gets to keep the company afterwards as a reward. Then something nobody expected happened, Instinet/Nomura was in default danger, so APEX clearing turned off the buy button, and a million Apes were born. Then something even more unexpected happened, the Apes turned out to be diamond handed badass warriors from hell and responded by turning off the sell button. And we've kept it off for three and a half fucking years. Now, as much as the wall street scum despise each other, they all hate us even more. And they had a problem, the apes were organized, we voted, we were good stockholders, we read the filings. If they tried to just kill GME like they were doing to Popcorn and BoBBY with plants, we'd vote out their board, and leadership, we'd already proven we could do it once. So Blackrock turned to their boy, Ryan Cohen, and asked him to play zookeeper for the animals. His job would be hard, but it wouldn't take very long, and he could pay himself with cash when the company went down. Again, the apes fucked this plan up, we never got tired, we never got discouraged, and we never sold. In fact, we just kept buying, and pushing the board to do things to burn the shorts. They also knew that apes wouldn't support more dilution of the stock after it got voted down hard with popcorn. So they came up with the idea of the splividend, ordered Recupero to fuck it up, and rewarded him with a nice promotion over at Amazon afterwards. The splividend was the bait, and the 700 million share shelf left over afterwards was the hook. And that hook has been used twice on us now, to stop explosive upwards movements in the price of the stock. As for Cohen, he just keeps playing zookeeper. Posting meme's, making rare bold statements with no specificity and doing absolutely nothing but running the company in place like a treadmill. No vision, no action, just the promise of tomorrow. The ape gets fed by the zookeeper, gets entertained by the zookeeper, relies on the zookeeper to keep the ape safe. But at the end of they day, even if the ape doesn't know it, the ape is in jail, and the zookeeper is his jailor. Cohen isn't here to kill Gamestop, he's here to kill MOASS, or failing that, to make it as mild as possible. I think that's the real Kansas City Shuffle DFV was warning us about. We think we're thwarting the HF with Cohen, but really we're playing into their hands. I think all the anti-takeover provisions Cohen is putting in place are aimed not at SHF's, but at RoaringKitty, and I think the Babadook quote in the RK tweet thumbnail wasn't aimed at the shorts, it was aimed at Ryan Cohen. Remember, in Watchmen, Ozymandias and Dr. Manhattan were actually opposed to and trying to kill each other. If nothing else, ask yourself this: if Ryan Cohen is trying to build some kind of investment holding company, and he's actively searching for a CIO, why in the name of god is he not courting a guy who already owns the stock, loves the company, and turned $50,000 into hundreds of millions? I want to take a second here and say that even if he is a plant, Cohen can't actually stop MOASS, every time he kill shots a squeeze or gamma ramp with an offering like he did in May, or again on Jun 7, GME ends up with a much bigger cash pile, which raises the floor. Before the May run-up I put the company's liquidation value at around $10/share - cash on hand+inventory+real estate locations - the last one is more valuable than many people think - the big fight over RadioShack's locations during their bankruptcy proved this. After this current round of dilution is done (probably finishes between Jun 14-Jun18 based on current volumes and size of offering) I would put the liquidation value of GME at $16-18 depending on how much is raised, and that will be our new floor. There is a T+35 day on the 18th for the May 14th runup, but there is a strong chance those are being closed early with the offering. But its possible the swap rollover volume is so high it doesn't matter. Look, I truly wish I could go to the shareholders meeting next week and try to address some of this myself, but it's too late for me to be able to get away and go down there. So I'll just ask anyone who is going, to do what you can to get some kind of comment on vision for the company, plans for use of raised funds, and a pledge to stop diluting so much. We're way too late to get official shareholder proposals added, but I will absolutely be putting some up next year specifically to stop additional dilution without shareholder approval, demand the board articulate a clear, actionable vision for the company going forward, including specific planned uses of cash reserves. Stay safe out there apes, XXXX holder, CS 00105XXX (yes, I was one of the first 10,000 apes to set up an account there), you're all beautiful, wonderful people. Disprove my thesis. Hey I asked ChatGPT and this is the counter DD: Sure, here are three counter-arguments to the provided DD on GameStop and Ryan Cohen:
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2024.06.06 15:03 Simran_Rajput Top Reasons for Dubai Visa Rejection for Sri Lankans
https://preview.redd.it/6o4c025i9y4d1.jpg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3e90ace5adaba4dd7886907478589cfa617086fc submitted by Simran_Rajput to u/Simran_Rajput [link] [comments] Dreaming of the iconic Burj Khalifa, luxurious shopping, and stunning desert safaris? Dubai, with its futuristic skyline and vibrant culture, is a top destination for many Sri Lankans. However, getting there requires navigating the visa application process, which can sometimes lead to rejections. Understanding the common reasons for visa rejection can significantly increase your chances of approval. Common Reasons for Visa RejectionIncomplete Application FormsAn incomplete application is one of the primary reasons for visa rejection. Missing out on required fields or providing partial information can lead to immediate disqualification. Ensure every section of the form is filled out accurately and completely.Incorrect or Insufficient DocumentationSubmitting incorrect or insufficient documentation is another frequent cause of visa rejection. The visa authorities require a set of documents to verify your identity, financial stability, and purpose of visit. Any discrepancy or missing document can result in your application being denied.Financial InstabilityDubai visa applicants must prove they have sufficient funds to cover their stay. If you fail to demonstrate financial stability, the visa office may question your ability to support yourself, leading to a rejection.Invalid PassportYour passport must meet certain criteria to be eligible for a Dubai visa. It should be valid for at least six months from the date of your intended travel. Passports that are damaged or contain errors can also cause your application to be denied.Criminal RecordA criminal record can significantly hinder your chances of getting a Dubai visa. Authorities conduct thorough background checks, and any criminal history can result in a rejection. Itâs crucial to disclose any past offenses honestly and provide necessary documents if required.Previous Visa RejectionsIf you've had a visa application rejected in the past, it can impact future applications. Authorities may scrutinize your new application more closely, looking for the reasons behind previous rejections.Mismatched InformationConsistency is key in your visa application. Mismatched information across different documents can raise red flags. Ensure that all your details, such as your name, date of birth, and travel plans, are consistent across all submitted documents.Suspicion of IntentAuthorities need to be convinced that you intend to return to Sri Lanka after your visit. Any indication that you might overstay your visa or work illegally can lead to a rejection. Clear documentation of your ties to Sri Lanka, such as family, job, or property, can help prove your genuine travel intentions.Incomplete Application FormsImportance of ThoroughnessWhen applying for a Dubai visa, thoroughness is paramount. Double-check each section of the form for accuracy and completeness. Even a small error can cause delays or rejections.Common Mistakes to AvoidCommon mistakes include missing signatures, incorrect dates, and incomplete addresses. Ensure all fields are filled in correctly, and seek clarification if youâre unsure about any part of the form.Incorrect or Insufficient DocumentationEssential Documents RequiredEssential documents typically include your passport, photographs, proof of accommodation, and financial statements. Additional documents may be required depending on the visa type, such as employment letters or invitation letters.Frequent Documentation ErrorsErrors often occur in financial statements, passport copies, and photographs. Ensure that all documents are up-to-date, legible, and in the required format.Financial InstabilityProof of Funds RequirementYou need to show proof of sufficient funds to cover your expenses in Dubai. This can include bank statements, salary slips, or sponsorship letters.How to Demonstrate Financial StabilityMaintain a healthy bank balance, and provide clear evidence of your income sources. A well-documented financial history boosts your credibility.Invalid PassportPassport Validity RequirementsYour passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay in Dubai. Ensure it is in good condition, with no damage or missing pages.Common Passport IssuesCommon issues include expired passports, insufficient validity, and physical damage. Renew your passport if itâs close to expiring, and handle it carefully to avoid any damage.Criminal RecordImpact of Criminal History on Visa ApprovalA criminal record can lead to automatic rejection. Authorities prioritize the safety and security of their country, and any criminal history is a significant red flag.Steps to Take if You Have a RecordIf you have a criminal record, be upfront about it. Provide all necessary documents and a clear explanation of your circumstances. Legal assistance may also be beneficial.Previous Visa RejectionsHow Previous Rejections Affect New ApplicationsPrevious rejections can make authorities wary of approving your new application. They may assume that the reasons for past rejections still apply.Strategies to Overcome Past RejectionsAddress the reasons for previous rejections in your new application. Show that you have rectified any issues and provide additional supporting documents to strengthen your case.Mismatched InformationImportance of Consistency in Your ApplicationEnsure all information matches across different documents. Inconsistencies can cause confusion and delay the processing of your visa.Tips to Ensure Information Matches Across DocumentsDouble-check names, dates, and other details on all documents. Use a checklist to verify that everything aligns correctly.Suspicion of IntentHow to Prove Your Travel Intentions Are GenuineProvide detailed travel itineraries, return flight tickets, and proof of accommodation. Show strong ties to Sri Lanka, such as employment contracts or family commitments.Avoiding Red Flags That Raise SuspicionAvoid one-way tickets, vague travel plans, and inconsistent information. Be clear and concise about your travel purpose and plans.Tips for a Successful Visa ApplicationStep-by-Step Guide to a Flawless Application
Dos and Don'ts During the Application Process
Understanding the Appeal ProcessWhat to Do If Your Visa Is RejectedIf your visa is rejected, donât panic. Carefully review the rejection reason provided by the authorities.How to File an Appeal EffectivelyFile an appeal by addressing the specific reasons for rejection. Provide additional documentation or clarification as needed.Consulting a Visa ExpertBenefits of Professional HelpVisa experts can help navigate the complex application process, ensuring all requirements are met.Choosing the Right ConsultantSelect a reputable consultant with experience in Dubai visas. Check reviews and ask for recommendations.Common Misconceptions About Dubai VisasDebunking MythsMany believe that visa rejections are inevitable or that the process is too complicated. However, with proper preparation, your chances of approval are high.Realities of the Visa Application ProcessUnderstanding the actual requirements and processes can demystify the application. Most rejections are due to avoidable mistakes.ConclusionApplying for a Dubai visa can be a meticulous process, but with careful preparation and attention to detail, you can avoid common pitfalls. Ensure all your documents are in order, your information is consistent, and your intentions are clear. By understanding and addressing the common reasons for rejection, Sri Lankans can enhance their chances of receiving a visa and enjoy the wonders of Dubai.FAQsWhat is the most common reason for Dubai visa rejection for Sri Lankans?The most common reason is incomplete or inaccurate application forms. How long should my passport be valid when applying for a Dubai visa? Your passport should be valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay. Can I reapply immediately after a visa rejection? Yes, but itâs advisable to address the reasons for rejection before reapplying. Do I need to provide proof of accommodation for a Dubai visa? Yes, proof of accommodation is typically required as part of your visa application. Is a visa consultant necessary for a successful application? While not necessary, a consultant can help navigate the process and increase your chances of success. |
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2024.06.06 07:10 Skyseoroundtable A Comparative Analysis of Means-testing in Chapters 7 and 13
https://preview.redd.it/6bmnmptvwv4d1.jpg?width=405&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d63182b86d323c3b0b194784985ecc7ccb1b4ca0 submitted by Skyseoroundtable to u/Skyseoroundtable [link] [comments] A Comparison Between Means-testing for Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy can be a daunting prospect, but for many individuals drowning in debt, it can offer a fresh start and a path to financial stability. Two common options for individuals seeking bankruptcy relief in the United States are Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Each comes with its own set of rules, benefits, and drawbacks. However, one crucial aspect that applies to both is means-testing. In this article, weâll delve into the differences and similarities between means-testing for Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy, helping you understand which option may be best suited to your financial circumstances. I. Introduction Bankruptcy is a legal process designed to provide relief to individuals or businesses struggling with overwhelming debt. Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy are two of the most commonly filed types of bankruptcy in the United States. While Chapter 7 involves liquidating assets to pay off debts, Chapter 13 allows individuals to reorganize their debts and create a repayment plan. Means-testing is a critical component of both processes, determining eligibility and influencing the outcome of bankruptcy proceedings. II. Understanding Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Chapter 7 bankruptcy, also known as âliquidationâ or âstraight bankruptcy,â is the most straightforward form of bankruptcy available to individuals. Under Chapter 7, eligible debtors can discharge most unsecured debts, such as credit card debt and medical bills, without having to repay them. However, not everyone qualifies for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. A. Explanation of Chapter 7 Bankruptcy To file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, individuals must meet certain eligibility criteria, including income limitations and a means test. The means test compares the debtorâs income to the median income in their state to determine eligibility for Chapter 7. If the debtorâs income falls below the state median, they typically qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. B. Eligibility Criteria In addition to passing the means test, individuals seeking Chapter 7 bankruptcy must also meet other eligibility requirements, such as completing credit counseling and disclosing financial information to the court. C. Liquidation Process Once approved for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, a trustee is appointed to oversee the liquidation of non-exempt assets. These assets are sold, and the proceeds are used to pay off creditors. Certain assets, such as a primary residence and essential personal belongings, may be exempt from liquidation under state or federal law. D. Pros and Cons Chapter 7 bankruptcy offers a relatively quick and straightforward path to debt relief, allowing individuals to eliminate most unsecured debts without the need for a repayment plan. However, it may involve the liquidation of non-exempt assets, and not all debts are dischargeable under Chapter 7. III. Understanding Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Unlike Chapter 7 bankruptcy, Chapter 13 bankruptcy involves creating a repayment plan to pay off debts over a period of three to five years. Chapter 13 is often referred to as âreorganizationâ or âwage earnerâs bankruptcyâ and is typically used by individuals with regular income who want to keep their assets but need time to catch up on missed payments. A. Explanation of Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Under Chapter 13 bankruptcy, individuals propose a repayment plan to the court, outlining how they will repay their debts over time. The court must approve the plan, and creditors must agree to the terms. B. Eligibility Criteria To qualify for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, individuals must have a regular source of income and debts within certain limits. Unlike Chapter 7, there is no means test based on income for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. C. Repayment Plan The heart of Chapter 13 bankruptcy is the repayment plan, which outlines how the debtor will repay creditors over a period of three to five years. The plan must prioritize certain debts, such as mortgage arrears and tax debts, and may require the debtor to repay a portion of their unsecured debts. D. Pros and Cons Chapter 13 bankruptcy allows individuals to keep their assets and catch up on missed payments through a structured repayment plan. However, it requires a regular source of income and may take longer to complete than Chapter 7 bankruptcy. IV. Means-testing in Chapter 7 Means-testing plays a crucial role in determining eligibility for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and ensuring that only those who truly cannot afford to repay their debts qualify for relief under Chapter 7. A. Purpose of Means-testing The primary purpose of means-testing in Chapter 7 bankruptcy is to prevent abuse of the bankruptcy system by individuals who have the means to repay their debts but seek to discharge them through bankruptcy. B. How Means-testing Works The means test compares the debtorâs income to the median income in their state for a household of similar size. If the debtorâs income is below the state median, they typically qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy without further scrutiny. C. Impact on Eligibility If the debtorâs income exceeds the state median, they may still qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy if they can demonstrate that they have no disposable income available to repay their debts after deducting certain expenses. V. Means-testing in Chapter 13 While Chapter 13 bankruptcy does not require debtors to pass a means test based on income, means-testing still plays a role in determining the terms of the repayment plan. A. Application of Means-testing in Chapter 13 In Chapter 13 bankruptcy, the means test is used to calculate the debtorâs disposable income, which in turn influences the amount they must repay to creditors through the repayment plan. B. Differences from Chapter 7 Means-testing The means test in Chapter 13 bankruptcy focuses on disposable income rather than eligibility for relief. Debtors with higher incomes may be required to repay a larger portion of their debts through the Chapter 13 repayment plan. VI. Factors Influencing Choice Between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 When deciding between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy, individuals should consider various factors, including their financial situation, asset protection, long-term goals, and legal advice. VII. Case Examples To illustrate the differences between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy and the role of means-testing, letâs consider a few hypothetical scenarios: VIII. Common Misconceptions Despite the prevalence of bankruptcy, there are many misconceptions about the process and its implications. Here are some common misunderstandings about means-testing and bankruptcy: IX. Recent Changes and Developments Bankruptcy laws are subject to change, and recent developments may impact the means-testing process and eligibility criteria for Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. X. Conclusion In conclusion, means-testing is a critical aspect of both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy, influencing eligibility and the terms of debt repayment. By understanding the differences and similarities between means-testing for Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy, individuals can make informed decisions about which option is best suited to their financial circumstances. |
2024.06.06 06:47 Skyseoroundtable Unveiling the Expertise of Long Island Chapter 7 Lawyer at Pryor Mandelup
https://preview.redd.it/zb1okvv1tv4d1.jpg?width=900&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7037b8d5cd223eb49ce6985041fc913d606b1393 submitted by Skyseoroundtable to u/Skyseoroundtable [link] [comments] Unveiling the Expertise of Long Island Chapter 7 Lawyer at Pryor Mandelup If youâre considering filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Long Island, itâs important to work with a skilled lawyer who can guide you through the process and protect your rights. At Pryor Mandelup LLP, our experienced Long Island Chapter 7 lawyers have helped countless clients achieve debt relief and start anew. Here are some key reasons why working with a Chapter 7 lawyer is essential: Knowledge and experience Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy can be a complex and overwhelming process, but an experienced Long Island Chapter 7 lawyer can make it much easier. They have the knowledge and experience necessary to guide you through each step of the process, including completing the necessary paperwork, attending court hearings, and communicating with your creditors. Protection from creditor harassment and collection actions As soon as you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, an automatic stay goes into effect, which prohibits your creditors from pursuing any collection actions against you. This means they canât call you, send you letters, or take any legal action without violating the stay. Your Long Island Chapter 7 lawyer will ensure that your creditors comply with the automatic stay and protect your rights throughout the bankruptcy process. Debt discharge and fresh start The primary goal of Chapter 7 bankruptcy is to discharge your debts and give you a fresh start. Your Long Island Chapter 7 lawyer will work to ensure that as many of your debts as possible are discharged, so you can start anew with a clean slate. They will also help you understand which debts cannot be discharged and how to handle them. Ongoing support after bankruptcy Your Long Island Chapter 7 lawyerâs support doesnât end when your bankruptcy case is closed. They will help you take steps to rebuild your credit and regain your financial footing, so you can start fresh and move forward with your life. Increased likelihood of success Working with a skilled Long Island Chapter 7 lawyer increases your likelihood of success when filing for bankruptcy. They can help you avoid common mistakes and ensure that your case is filed correctly and accurately. If youâre struggling with debt and considering filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Long Island, donât hesitate to contact Pryor Mandelup LLP today. Our experienced Chapter 7 lawyers will guide you through the process and help you achieve debt relief and financial stability. |