Today, I Want to talk about the new ruling that says Ken Griffin himself must pay for the squeeze. That responsibility won't lie with the Dtcc. It won't lie with other member firms. It will lie solely with the market maker that's defaulting or with Ken Griffin himself.

So stay tuned and let's make some money. And now I'll drive straight in with the key information. So this is to do with those market makers or clearing organizations and their recovery and wind down plans. And the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association has just left some very interesting comments.

First off, the Sifma or Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association is a collection of people, hedge funds and institutions, or a union of sorts. This is a collective voice writing a letter with comments to the SEC and to the Cftc. But what do those comments say? Well, the first comment is about clearing agencies and market makers being required to post and collect intraday margin from Trading platforms from each other and from their customers. Their comment says intraday margin, both initial margin and variation margin should be affirmatively required to be collected from any clearing member whose start of day margin has become insufficient as a result of position changes or Market movements.

saying failure to collect and maintain adequate margin from one clearing member transfers the risk of that deficiency to other clearing members and Market participants. Basically saying the SEC and Cftc should not issue any waivers of margin requirements to any hedge fund Market maker or Market participant. We know this was the key issue back in January 2021, when the Cftc effectively waived a three billion dollar margin requirement from Robin Hood And this Financial Markets Association is saying to the SEC and to the Cfdc you must absolutely not do that again, saying initial margin requirements should be robust and transparent. so clear members May reasonably anticipate margin calls, saying margin models must be transparent and predictable, and no margin waivers should ever be offered.

And that's effectively so these clearing agencies can properly Implement their wind down plans if they do indeed be full. They've obviously noted a disorderly failure of a clearing agency or Market maker would likely cause significant disruption in the markets and therefore ensuring that other clearing agencies or other market makers can continue to provide critical operations and services as expected, even in times of stress, is therefore Central to financial stability. And they've also said the procedures should clearly distinguish between the treatment of default losses resulting from the failure of a clearing member and non-default losses caused by the clearing agency's internal business decisions. Basically, if a market maker does fail, they need to distinguish that loss between the loss attributed to the market dropping by five or or 10 percent and the loss attributed to the market Maker's stupid decisions.

Basically, if a market maker is taking stupid risks that should be distinguished from normal risks. say if a market maker is holding long shares of Apple and if a market maker is committing illegal crimes synthetically shorting AMC And they've said those losses attributable to normal risk like holding Apple stock should be borne by other clearing members and other Market participants and that loss is shared. but any losses arising from stupid decisions should be borne by the clearing agency or Market maker themself. Basically saying that if Citadel collapses as a result of a legally synthetically shorting AMC Citadel themselves should pay for that loss and to do so Citadel and other market makers may need to solicit their own shareholders for Meaningful contributions to the default waterfall.

Basically saying if Citadel collapses as a result of synthetically shorting AMC so that I will need to raise the money to pay for that squeeze on their own through their own shareholders like Ken Griffin or from other market makers, other firms, other institutions, or anyone else out there. But so why does the Securities industry and financial markets Association want to differentiate between normal losses and stupid risk losses? And also why do they want collateral and margin requirements to be posted and met at all times and never waived? Clearly, there must be some clearing agencies or market makers out there that are holding stupid risk that needs to be separated and maybe that risk is about to explode and they need this ruling pass beforehand. You can currently get a guaranteed free share of Tesla or of Google and up to 15 free shares on top of that, each worth up to two thousand dollars, which you could always use to buy more shares like AMC games stopover for any other stock. All you have to do is sign up to MooMoo use the link in the description below and make the required qualifying temporary deposit.

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G-Man has also tweeted the reason as to why Toys R Us was up one thousand four hundred percent on the day yesterday. He tweeted saying Toys R Us which went bankrupt in 2017 due to predatory Short Selling and seller boxing by Wall Street hedge funds saw their stock price explode 1400 Yesterday after news broke, they plan to open up to 25 new stores in the United States it seems Toys R Us is coming back with plans to open up to two dozen Flagship stores along with shops and airports and on cruise ships. it seems Toys R Us is quite literally rising from the dead, which is likely gonna drag their stock price up too again, creating even more risk and even more margin requirements for these hedge funds. All of a sudden, that short position that was 99 in profit.

It's gonna dwindle more and more, reducing their unrealized gains, creating more unrealized losses. A company that bought Toys R Us out of bankruptcy has said that Toys R Us is growing fast and our expansion into air, land, and sea is a testament to the brat strength. And Phil for Real has also tweeted about Adam Aaron's potential next Snatch, which is with Lady Gaga. This article says Lady Gaga's concert film for the Chromatica Ball Tour is well on its way.

Maybe this is yet another live-action concert film that will be signed by AMC to be distributed not just across the Us, but distributed worldwide. and it will be distributed not just in AMC Cinemas, but in cinemas around the world which have been massively profitable for Adam Aaron and profitable frame C with a massive margin. This is yet again another huge artist that would likely sell hundreds of millions of dollars worth of tickets for AMC And the AMC 8 has also tweeted the reason why the mainstream media isn't documenting AMC's movement into the District Fusion industry. He tweeted saying literally, no mainstream media articles have come out about how AMC is entering the distribution industry.

He said this is a massive addition that can generate hundreds of millions, if not billions of dollars in profit, but apparently it's not news. And the reason why is because not only does this not fit into the short Sellers and mainstream media's narrative, it actually goes completely against their narrative. The mainstream media and the short sellers want to give you the impression that AMC is going bankrupt and that's why they only publish articles about how Taylor Swift and Beyonce can't save AMC and why they would never publish articles about just how much money this could generate. This likely to generate hundreds of millions of dollars if not billions of dollars in profits.

And that's why it won't be published by the mainstream media. but because it quite literally destroys those shorts. Speaking of which, Beyonce's Renaissance movie has become so popular. customers are having to wait in line or wait in a queue to buy tickets.

AMC has been experiencing such high traffic volume. they proactively created this queue for all visitors. That's because so many customers are trying to buy tickets for this showing at AMC theaters that it's literally crashing the website and the tickets are selling out faster than you can imagine. Now you may say, okay, Tom that's great.

AMC is generating hundreds of millions, if not billions of dollars in profits. And the SEC the Cftc and the association are trying to get these market makers that are about to collapse to at least separate their losses. But what exactly is going to trigger these market makers to actually collapse? You may say Tom You've been saying these market makers are gonna collapse for ages, but what is actually going to trigger it? Well, it's Donahue George's tweeted he's asked, are the banks that are down 600 billion dollars if not more willing to continue high risk loans to AMC Shortest We know Bank of America has a 100 billion dollar paper loss and many other large Banks and Regional banks have tons of unrealized losses too. And we know those unrealized losses in Banks specifically are now becoming realized.

These are currently unrealized losses because they know customers will default, but they haven't yet defaulted. But now many of these customers are starting to default and defaults are at all time highs. especially those defaults in the credit card. Market The auto market are now student loan market and soon in the mortgage.

Market As well. And as these losses turn from unrealized to realized, these banks are going to be losing hundreds of billions, if not trillions of dollars. And will these banks that are currently losing hundreds of billions if not trillions of dollars continue high risk lending to risky hedge funds and risky illegal shortest. Or more likely will they pull those loans.

Will they pull that funding and will they cause March and calls You have to remember Wall Street is a dog eat dog world. These banks are going to do whatever is in their best interest regardless of who it impacts. Bank of America more than 90 percent of Citadel's margin loans with Bank of America's 100 billion dollar plus loss. Are they really going to continue lending money to a risky hedge fund a market maker like Citadel Or will they save their own skin and pull that money back? Margin calling Citadel Getting their money back and causing a citadel collapse.

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