Today I Want to talk about how thin you're in? The Dtcc are currently panicking because they know that AMC will squeeze. They're trying to convince you to panic sell out of the market so the Shorts can cover on the cheap before they go bankrupt or have to beg for their margin calls to be waived. So stay tuned and let's make some money. And now I'm going to dive straight in with the key information.

So I Want to start by talking about Finra's 2019 review and report on Short Selling and I Want to go through all of the breaches and illegal activity they found under the heading note where the examination findings it says. In addition to the findings Finra shared in the regulation Sho section of the 2017 report, we found some firms were not able to satisfy the continuous net settlement system failed to deliver closeout requirements pursuant to Rule 204 because they did not Implement a sufficient process to age fails and that obviously resulted in fails or Ftds not being closed out in a timely manner. In other instances, firms did not accurately allocate CNS fails to correspondence. For example, some firms face challenges relating to both in accurate calculation of pre-file credits prior to allocating fails to the correspondent and used inconsistent methods when allocating fails to the correspondence where the share quantities exceeded the CNS fails.

In addition, firms may consider as an effective practice to periodically review their policies relating to rates charged for borrowing, sourcing, or locating Securities in connection with short sales including monitoring the Aging of short positions and determining whether rates are signed at the onset of those positions are still appropriate. Now, Obviously, that sounds like a whole load of jargon, but what that's basically saying is that many firms did not meet the regulation Sha requirements because they did not appropriately age their Ftds. This means that many hedge funds and market makers were not closing out of their fails on t plus 3 t plus six, T plus 21 or t plus 35 because they were not keeping track of how all these fails actually were. This basically means that many hedge funds and many market makers could continue to circulate late there fails, and never really close them out because they just simply didn't mark their ages properly.

On top of that, they also weren't allocating their fails to the correct correspondence or to the correct stocks and q-sip numbers. Basically, meaning they were simply hiding their Ftds behind bad administrative practices, therefore getting away with Millions if not billions of Ftds. Now Finra is obviously aware of this. They identified many issues in many circumstances where these hedge funds and market makers were not complying, but they're simply letting everything slide.

They knew about it in 2017 and again here in 2019. but they're continually letting these market makers and hedge funds off the hook with their misreporting of Ftds. Now, the reason why Finn run the Dtcc continued to allow these misreportings to happen and continue to do nothing about it is because they're scared and they're currently panicking because they know that AMC will squeeze. They obviously don't want these hedge funds and market makers being liquidated and therefore they're doing anything they possibly can to look past all of these mistakes and failures.

As Janjack tweeted, he said this panic at the Dtcc right now with short sellers flocking in to request waivers for required collateral and margins. He said the cost to borrow in AMC is heading for an new 52-week high since the fall of FTX when the cost to borrow in AMC blew up within days to reach 104. Since the collapse of FTX, these hedge funds and market makers can no longer use the synthetic FDX tokens as false locates for their AMC short positions. Therefore, they're having to try and locate Real AMC shares whenever they possibly can at whatever price even above 104 interest.

These hedge funds may be forced to close out of their short positions if they can't provide a real locate of real AMC shares and therefore would have to beg the Dtcc and Finra for waivers to their margin requirements and that is wise, Questionable Tweeted: He said the shorts weren't Apes selling their AMC and buying ape Instead, he said it's a crap in my opinion. He said they want to buy as many cheap aims he shares as they possibly can to cover now to get out with profit at a low price. If you haven't already, be sure to sign up to MooMoo right now. Using the link in the description below, you can currently get 20 free stocks worth up to two thousand dollars each.

And right now for the Christmas period or for the holiday period I mean we're currently holding their largest ever giveaway with a sixty thousand dollar giveaway. Sweepstake If they can cover and get out with profit at a low price, they can continue re-hypothecating and continue shorting us back down after we've sold our AMC shares to buy more Ape shares. Now I'm not saying that buying ape is a bad idea and I'm also not specifically advising you to sell your AMC because I'm not a financial advisor. But what I'm saying is that if you sell your real AMC share, this allows the shorts to buy that AMC share on the cheap and close out of their short position with profit Now obviously would take many thousands, if not hundreds of thousands if not millions of Apes selling their EMT shares for these hedge funds to buy back all of the synthetics they've created and close out at low price with a profit.

But obviously the more shares that you sell on the cheap allows these shorts to buy shares below the current market value with their limit order continuing to close out of their positions without causing the squeeze. Obviously, the trick to causing the squeeze is by not selling all shares at the current or below the current market value. It's to continue selling shares higher and higher as the price squeezes. And therefore, as Crystal Blue tweeted, he said, selling real shares for the other stock effectively helps though Shorts, And obviously, if you're selling AMC or Ape at or below the current market value, it effectively depresses the price of AMC Further, because obviously those hedge fund algorithms can scoop up your shares that you're selling with a market order with their limit order below the current price.

They can then loan out those shares they've brought. They can re-hypothecate them and continue shorting us over and over again. This tweet says the AMC borrow rate is a hundred percent, but yet the eight borrow rate is only 13. He Said will the borrow rate that high selling AMC for Ape would be playing into the Shorts hands.

You're effectively selling a hard to borrow stock for a non-hard to borrow stock, thereby selling your real shares and potentially buying synthetics. But obviously, by not selling all shares on the cheap and allowing the reverse split to go through, it would effectively make AMC a low flow stock. As Ryan said, this process results in a low flow stock. Keep in mind that low float stocks can be some of the most volatile stocks in the entire Market He said, once we mix in a short squeeze, the potential short-term gains and a low float stock can be extreme.

Because when a stock gains positive momentum in the market momentum buyers can rush in all at once. If a stock has high short interest, short covering can quickly ramp up demand for shares, triggering a short squeeze. Obviously, when there's not a mass availability of shares for sale like there would be with a low flow, stock market makers and hedge funds have to continue setting their buy orders higher and higher and higher to buy up available shares for sale, thereby pushing the price up. But obviously, if you're selling off more and more and more shares with a market order, they can continue setting their limit orders lower and lower and lower, buying shares and pushing the price down.

But obviously, since low float stocks have relatively few shares, trading freely and major in balance in supply and demand can serve as Rocket Fuel for share price. And obviously with less shares available, it also means the cost to borrow will Skyrocket as well. And that's just another reason why actually the reverse split is a good thing and not actually a bad thing. And on top of that, Mike tweets saying Antara Capital the same fund that just bought 200 million Ape shares also recently bought 54 million dollars of AMC calls.

Now I think these 54 million dollars of AMC calls were actually purchased all the way back in March of 2022. But Antara clearly thinks that AMC and Ape are about to run up again and Tara has just bought 200 million Ape shares and has agreed not to sell those shares for at least 90 days and vote Yes to the conversion and reverse split. And it's also so holding AMC call options. You can see from this agreement that Antara agreed to a purchase a lockup for 90 days after the purchase date.

Therefore, Antara are clearly expecting AMC to run up slightly after 90 days. And on top of that, the AMC Ape has also pointed out an interesting narrative shift by the Street. The same mainstream media publication that Jim Cramer works for that Jim Cramer owns the Street posted this article saying despite Wall Street's skepticism, the creation of AMC preferred Equity units or Apes was a great move by AMC management. It says the creation of the Apes has enabled AMC to raise cash in a period of major macroeconomic challenges and Apes have fulfilled their role.

According to the movie theater change management, it said the creation of Apes may have sounded bearish to shareholders, but AMC's fundamentals have now received a boost. AMC has obviously raised hundreds of millions of dollars to pay down debt and has also cleared hundreds of millions of dollars worth of debt as well. It says we can also note the volume of Vape units traded in recent sessions is more than 70 percent off exchange I.E in over-the-counter markets. This makes AMC shareholders suspicious of the fact that eight units are being traded in dark pools.

It basically says the only reason the eight price fell is due to heavy manipulation. This is the fact is that even though there may be some manipulation in the way that API units are being traded, they are still fulfilling their role. As proposed by AMC management, it seems weird the street is changing their narrative just as Antara Capital buys 200 million eight shares and 54 million dollars worth of AMC call options. Just as Finra and the Dtcc start panicking I Believe Right now, the shorts are currently panicking as Antara is currently performing a reverse Modric buying tons and tons of shares but waiting and holding them for at least 90 days because they know that AMC is about to run up again.

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