Today I Want to talk about how Citadel is desperately trying to cover up and hide their failure begging the FED not to look their way and to look elsewhere instead and how the SEC may be trying to prevent too much damage to the shorts during the squeeze. So stay tuned and let's make some money now. I'll dive straight in with the key information so you may have seen that recently. The Fed's Barking said that he worries about hidden leverage outside of the banking sector.

We know these hedge funds have significantly less regulation around Leverage than Banks do, and it's worrying the Fed. The FED have said actually, on multiple occasions that these heavily overleveraged hedge funds are creating a systemic risk that could implode during a period of Market volatility. but K Griffin the founder of Citadel has warned Regulators they should instead Focus their attention on banks rather than his industry if they want to reduce risks in the financial system. K Griffin is saying guys, don't look at me, Don't look at hedge funds, Don't look at how heavily over leveraged we are.

The real problem is with these heavily regulated. Banks It's a simple tactic of diversion, saying guys, don't look at me in my smoking Barrel of crime. look at this crime over here. instead.

it's much more important and much more severe When truly he's hiding the real significant crime he's simply trying to cover up and keep under wraps just how much of a bad position he's truly in because he knows he has paid off the SEC. But the FED are truly the ones that can close him down. This article actually brilliantly explains how Krein is trying to divert the attention of the Fet, and it's titled Taming the Treasury Basis Trade. So it says: if you haven't seen K Griffin's latest interview, the Tldr is that Citadel's founder really doesn't like the Sec's proposal for tackling the Treasury Basis Trade, suggesting that tackling his heavily overleveraged and risky Basis Trade were crowd out funding for Corporate America raising the cost of Capital to build new factories or hire new employees.

So he's saying, guys, don't look at my smoking Barrel of Crime because if you do, it makes things more expensive for America Instead, just allow me to commit my crimes, allow me to take my reckless risks, and hopefully everything will be okay. This article has said, however, the value of saving the US government a few theoretical basis points needs to be stacked up against the very real dangers that a huge Treasury B Basis Trade entails seeing. Admittedly, it's the kind of risk that has so far mainly manifested itself into a once in a century pandemic, but is a potentially cataclysmic one given the role of treasuries in the financial system. And this Basis Trade currently has more than $1 trillion of notional short exposure to treasury futures for hedge funds.

And they've even said in this article, we're just spitballing here But what if some big investors that are heavily overleveraged through F Futures get creamed by a violent selloff their collateral I.E mostly cash, us treasuries would get liquidated. Saying word for word, if there's a violent selloff, these hedge funds would get liquidated. Adding that could send yields even higher, triggering more margin calls, forcing hedge funds to ditch their own treasury Longs and risk a 2022 UK guilt Market style feedback loop that Cascades through Global markets. They've even added saying Ken Griffin seems awfully confident that Citadel would still be able to huddle their treasury basis trade.

Given the hedge funds uncompromising approach to their Prime Brokers and risk management, that is plausible, but a lot of players would probably be shaken out of the trade pretty quickly. and even saying that Ken Griffin's suggestion to stress test the banks is pretty weak. Saying banks are already routinely stress tested and don't have significant leverage, it's just a simple diversion. Tac I Also wanted to recap the trades we've had over the last few weeks in the millionaire mindset.

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We also know of somebody else that recently tried diversion tactics to try and sway The Regulators away from their business. As Wendel Roy tweeted, he said this diversion tactic didn't work out so well for Doug Seu, despite all the footsy he tried to play. Doug Seu is even trying to call Hester Pierce an absolute Queen saying your dominance of the SEC is humbling to watch, but just a few months later, Virt obviously got roped up in that massive Scandal virtue had been for years selling private customer data and even making money off the back of their own customers again. Doug Seifu is trying his best to divert regulatory attention away from his business to no avail.

But as I said, it seems even the SEC may be trying to prevent too much damage to these hedge funds by allowing FTX to continue and likely restarting that spiral of tokenized Securities SEC chair Gary Gensler has said FDX Crypto exchange can be rebooted under new leadership, but as Hang Loose added, he said, for what reason would the SEC care about a specific business, especially when other exchanges out there offer the exact same service? Aren't the SEC supposed to be simply regulating the markets, not encouraging fraudulent businesses like FDX to restart? He said, are they secretly running businesses behind the scenes But my thoughts: are they secretly trying to restart those tokenized Securities Because not only are they trying to restart FTX, they've also created a new default liquidity incentive program and it's in effect as early as November 17th, 2023 next week. As you can see here, this default auction liquidity provider program may become effective after November 17th, 2023, not 2024, not 2025, not 2026. Literally next week. And these auctions are to be used in the event that a clearing member of the Clearing Houses is in default aka the SEC are desperately trying to prepare for Clearing Houses defaulting, creating a new rule and putting it into practice in just 7 days, and they're even going to select 3 DS to receive a monthly monetary incentive in support of providing liquidity in Futures contracts.

So the SEC is literally going to give money to these Clearing Houses to provide liquidity. That to me, sounds like the SEC is pretty much trying to bail out these hedge funds or bail out these shorts. but obviously we know the shorts are still scared, We know they're still in trouble and that's why Investor Place every single day continues to post fun articles. The newest one gives you three reasons as to why investors should abandon all hope for AMC stock and these reasons are absolutely rubbish.

They suggest three new reasons as to why you should sell: AMC is because of a high debt burden which is been around for years. They also say that competition is eaten away AMC's growth which is rubbish because half of the industry has gone bankrupt over the last couple of years reducing competition and they also talk about a weak growth Outlook which again is rubbish as AMC has improved profitability, cash flow and revenues every single quarter and will continue to do so. Investor Place and these shorts are getting more and more and more desperate which is actually something I've noticed very much so in the comment section of my videos. The amount of fud comments on my videos seems to have increased tfold.

They've been saying shorts are off the hook and don't have to cover which we know is rubbish because they will be forced to cover during a market crash. They've been saying synthetics don't exist which we also know as rubbish as there's proof of them existing. They're also saying the squeeze is over, which they've been trying desperately to tell us for the last 3 years. and then finally, they've also been telling us that Adam Aon or the reverse split stole the squeeze, which again, we know is rubbish because Adam Aon has just continued to improve Aimc and ensure that it stays listed for me.

The more people that tell me what to do with my own money tells me we're on the right track. and also if the Squeeze really was dead, why do they come back every single day Every single video to leave the exact same comments. If it was dead, they just simply wouldn't bother and they'd find something else to do. We know the real reason is because these shields are paid to spread fud.

They're paid daily rates, they're paid per post, and they're paid incentives and bonuses for certain amounts of replies and posts that they create. The reason why they come back Every single video to spread more and more fud and leave more and more shill comments is because they're being paid to do so and it's likely these shorts have just taken on even more paid. Shields And that's why the number of Fud comments has increased. But guys, be sure to let me know what you think down in the comments below.

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