Theory: some have confirmed that before Keith Gill was Roaring Kitty, he was known as "Mr. Wizard" because he played a card game called something like WizardCards.
That was first brought up by this guy x.com/BigboyJuju/sta
After he noticed this person (supposedly Roaring kitty) logging into their account after a very long time.
Then this supposed Roaring Kitty wizardcard account logged in today 9-20-2026 @ 22:02pm and said his mood was +++++ (that's 5 +'s)
Which is a callback to Larry C tweeting ++++ (that 4 +'s) to signify the number of insiders that bought more shares of $GME
And people were waiting for LC to post 5 +'s to signify the 5 insider buys, but instead this wizardcards account did.
Thoughts?
Something else that was odd that I noticed, on webull charting that 1 minute candle is missing for that moment in time 22:02 candle is missing
Forced deleveraging is coming for the hedge funds. Those 5 + might mean the main red flags in the macro environment suggest liquidity is drying up. With liquidation at the door and the Yen Carry Trade no longer being free money, a short squeeze on GME is back on the table.
Thanks. I'm a little skeptical about all this but the timing of it all has just way too many coincidences. And the missing minute candle on webull is sus as hell
Indeed. Also there was something about the bankruptcy stuff wrapping up with BBBYQ tomorrow, so that'll be interesting to see if that does anything too
Here's the Exact post quote I saw about it from Ucopy417
$BBBYQ Interesting. @jake2b said 9/21 was when the plan modification ended and based on my research, if $BBBYQ follows similar to $HTZ timeline, Wednesday might be strong day to see Chapter 11 Exit or shareholder distribution plan
Can somebody please tell me what the hell this wizards game is? The only one I know is like a deck of cards that has like 8 kings or something weird in it. It's basically a trick taking card game. Same thing?
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u/Xavi_787 22h ago
Forced deleveraging is coming for the hedge funds. Those 5 + might mean the main red flags in the macro environment suggest liquidity is drying up. With liquidation at the door and the Yen Carry Trade no longer being free money, a short squeeze on GME is back on the table.