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This is insane
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Mason wrote:@webdevMason
This is insane
A company called Austin Private Wealth LLC shorted 12,000,000 shares of $DJT via a put option. The filing date is July 12th, the day before the assassination attempt.
They have around $1 Billion in assets under management and this is by far the largest put placed. According to a source the trade represents 6% of total shares and over 16%! of the float of the stock given the fact that Trump owns 60% of the company.
This is a giant bet when you consider their total AUM but wait there’s more…
To make things even more interesting, my source tipped me off with the following two images from their Bloomberg terminal.
The screenshot on the left shows the Put by Austin Private Wealth LLC, that was taken earlier this morning. It shows the 120,000 puts.
As you can see their position is by far the largest, the next closest is Citadel Advisors with 16,770.
Here is where it gets interesting, the screenshot to the right was taken later in the day and poof, Austin Private Wealth LLC is nowhere to be found. Why?
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Austin Private Wealth released the following statement about the shorted DJT.
“Statement on Incorrect Filing with the SEC
The SEC filing which showed that Austin Private Wealth shorted a large number of shares of Trump Media & Technology Group Corp (DJT) was incorrect and we immediately amended it as soon as we learned of the error.
No client of APW holds, or has ever held, a put on DJT in the quantity initially reported. The correct holding amount was 12 contracts, or 1,200 shares— not 12 million shares, as was filed in error. In submitting the required report for the second quarter of 2024, a multiplier was applied by a third-party vendor that increased the number of the shares by a multiple of 10,000 for all options contracts (not just DJT). We did not catch the error before approving the filing. We filed the report on July 12 to reflect our positions on June 28. We amended it on July 16.”
“We deeply regret this error and the concern it has caused, especially at such a fraught moment for our nation. We are committed to full transparency and maintaining the trust of our clients. As such, we are reviewing our internal procedures and our processes with the third-party vendor that assists with SEC filings to better understand how this happened and avoid similar issues moving forward.”
So just a simple gigantic clerical oversight.
Moving along.
most curiously of all, there is a sort of complementary schismogenesis happening here. In my last post, I shared the meme about how leftist libtards are suddenly believing in psyop, now that it suits their ideological needs. What AFAIK hasn’t been remarked on is that previously parapolitically savvy, healthily skeptical researchers are suddenly believing in official facts.
So while the norms have become more paranoid, the paranoids have been normalized. Go figure.
Crooks himself worked as a cook for years at the Bethel Park Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, a nursing home formerly owned by the defunct ManorCare chain, which was considered the gold standard of nursing home care before the Carlyle Group took it over, sold off the real estate, pocketed the proceeds to pay its investors a billion-dollar dividend, and left the chain woefully understaffed and unable to care for its patients.
State health inspectors visited the Bethel Park nursing home to investigate formal complaints at least 12 times in the year before Crooks shot Donald Trump, citing the facility for, inter alia, failing to provide the state-mandated minimum of one nurse aide per 20 residents on the night shift on one-third of the nights reviewed in August 2023; causing and then failing to administer basic wound care to treat large, “foul smelling” pressure ulcers that had developed on the ankles, buttocks, and heels of three patients who were unable to move around freely; failing to clean or disinfect the rooms of recently recovered COVID-19 patients in line with their infection control protocols; failing to properly train a nursing assistant who had inadvertently rolled a resident off the bed and caused them to suffer a three-inch forehead laceration; failing to establish proper care plans within 48 hours for patients admitted to the facility with catheters, colostomy bags, and/or supplemental oxygen devices; and in June, failing to establish an adequate care plan for a patient with a broken femur and documented opioid use disorder who had somehow escaped the facility to purchase and overdose on a bag of heroin just outside the facility.
Like most nursing homes, Bethel Park has spent the past few years getting serially dumped onto new owners with fewer and fewer resources. After Carlyle’s maneuvers, ManorCare struggled to pay the ensuing $440 million rent bill, and the chain filed for bankruptcy protection in 2018. But the bankruptcy process failed to lower the rent to sustainable levels; instead, the chain’s new landlord, the real estate investment trust Welltower, facilitated the sale of ManorCare’s operations to an Ohio hospital system that went on to lose hundreds of millions of dollars trying to pay off debts.
The hospital system finally bowed out of the deal in 2022, handing over the reins of about 150 former ManorCare homes including Bethel Park to an outfit called Integra, founded by a 29-year-old entrepreneur with no apparent experience in the nursing home business, but who ultimately turned out to be a straw owner for the more experienced nursing home operator Joel Landau, who currently controls hundreds of nursing homes and is likely the biggest operator in the nursing home business. Landau also recently acquired a prison health care contractor formerly known as Corizon that he is using in part to create what Business Insider has called a “prison-to-nursing home pipeline” that promises to boost occupancy and revenues by placing lower-level criminals recruited through its prison health care contractor in its financially troubled nursing homes.
Just a few years ago, more than 200,000 nursing home residents and staffers died during the COVID-19 pandemic, a big enough statistic that nearly every politician vowed at one point or another to do something about it before summarily abandoning the effort as soon as the media moved on. Joe Biden, to his credit, adopted federal staffing minimums that Trump, who counts the nation’s nursing home magnates as some of his most loyal donors, will almost certainly repeal before they go into effect in May 2026.
https://prospect.org/health/2024-07-18- ... p-shooter/
Do the four Jill Biden motorcade cops take the wounded blue and red persons to Allegheny General. Does the hydraulic spray cover the escape?
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