So yesterday I posted about FINRA ADF showing up as the primary exchange for GME trades over the past 6 trading days (and likely much longer). The thing is, FINRA ADF is not currently in operation... https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/muzj4o/finra_webmaster_no_brokerdealers_curren tly_using/ u/koreanjc had a great post about this a little over a week ago FADF - A Dark Pool While looking into this, I realized that the GME Bloomberg Terminal data is missing between 31.4% and 38.9% of GME daily trading volume from 4/13 - 4/20. That's 19,411,389 missing bananas over just 6 trading days. Only 70 million GME-issued bananas are supposed to exist... If you add up the total missing volume + ADF volume, you will see that over 69% of GME bananas are being reported as trading off exchange (FINRA ADF, which is reportedly not in operation - again see my post from yesterday), or completely missing (a deeper, darker pool that even Bloomberg can't see?). 40,126,778 GME bananas were traded over 6 days, and even Bloomberg, which costs $24,000/year, has no idea where they are. I'm not a finance guy, or a stock guy - I'm an ape. I can't really do math, but luckily Excel does the math for me. I don't play options, but if I had call options for 4/16 or 4/23, which are each worth thousands and thousands of dollars, I would certainly want to know what unknown entity is keeping the price of GME at this $160 threshold by hiding 40,126,778 bananas from making their way to the exchanges.
TLDR - each day, over 69% of GME bananas are either missing, or being routed through "FINRA ADF", which is not currently operating. Someone is hiding your GME bananas to artificially manipulate the GME stock price from mooning. The rocket is fueled for take-off. Can anyone find out what is going on with the missing bananas?
Data from Bloomberg vs Actual Daily Volume. So many missing bananas...
Missing bananas? 3/24 Tweet from DFV (sorry for the Play icon)
4/22 will be Wild after green reversal?? Had to include it...
Thanks again to u/Ravada for the daily Bloomberg Terminal drops. All Bloomberg images were taken from his posts. Bloomberg Data (just look at the middle of the screen for FINRA ADF and Total Volume):
4/20 - 1,802,127 missing bananas + 1,431,221 through ADF = 69.4% of daily volume
4/19 - 3,900,530 missing bananas + 3,425,731 through ADF = 69.6% of daily volume
4/16 - 2,031,239 missing bananas + 1,783,408 through ADF = 73.1% daily volume
4/15 - 2,640,551 missing bananas + 2,935,255 through ADF = 70.9% daily volume
4/14 - 6,641,202 missing bananas + 8,792,903 through ADF = 73.0% daily volume
4/13 - 2,395,740 missing bananas + 2,346,871 through ADF = 69.6% daily volume
Edit 1: Daily GME Volume
Source: nasdaq.com. Why is the actual daily volume so much different than reported Bloomberg volume? Where are the missing bananas?
Edit 2: Edited the Excel sheet to reflect the Nasdaq daily volume (I had used a different source, which had slightly different Total Volume data). The total missing bananas increased from 19,285,389 to 19,411,389. Also edited the missing banana data for each Bloomberg terminal to reflect Nasdaq. Thanks u/2008UniGrad Edit 3: Added Bloomberg Terminal from 4/21 (below) and added updated Excel sheet to reflect 4/21 data (also below). Updated total missing bananas to reflect 4/21 data. Total missing bananas for last 7 trading days = 20,798,855 bananas Total missing bananas + ADF for last 7 trading days = 42,644,089 bananas
4/21 - 1,387,466 missing bananas + 1,129,845 through ADF = 66.5% daily volume
Data from Bloomberg vs Actual Daily Volume. Added 4/21 data to running total from last 7 trading days.