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I need a general opinion, if this is a massive game of musical chairs, does it play a role if we register shares strategically? Just an example, i just slurped like 150 - so i still have new one's to register. As far as i know the registered one's sure are failproof. But the one's laying around in the broker are IOU and prone to rugpull. But still more flexible as DRS'd one's. Would it be a good strategy to wait with registering - or should i already withdraw the rest of 'em ASAP? Is there even a strategy implied, or does it even register on a macro level? Thx for helping out

From last thread, maybe the anon is still active:
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I can't remember. I think there was some conflicting stories coming out where people were asking their brokers. Large domestic brokers were likely given the shares they need, however that does not stop the fact that there are not enough real shares to cover all of the shares that have been sold. So there is a limited capacity, a limited number of musical chairs for people to claim before the big-fat IOUS are all that is left. And then that fateful day when someone says I will like to have my IOU transferred to CS then the broker will be buying up from the lit market to secure the real deal. Which will likely be retail selling shares for millions only for that share to be redeposited back at CS. And the process will continue like a wealth creating hydraulic that siphons out all capital from Wallstreet and delivers it straight into our checking accounts.

>Does that imply, that we can register shares strategically? I still have new one's to register. Would it be smarter to wait until it really hurts 'em or should i already register the rest of the outstanding shares?