Today I want to talk about how the shorts are Running Scared Allergeni and the main plantifs are dropping from the lawsuit like flies. The mainstream media is trying to convince you that Retail sold AMC long ago and it seems that Barclays doesn't even have enough money to pay Their fines as they tuned and let's make some money and now I'll drive straight in with the curation. So America tweeted saying one of the lead plantiffs was Baldo Manos has gone silent and Council cannot reach him. It says Rose is a request to dispose Menards as to the reason why he chose not to continue litigation which has been denied by judge.

CERN It says the remaining plant if submitted an affidavit from Council explaining their Council have not received any communication from Minaz since May 20th 2023 and that Menards has not replied to multiple text messages, phone calls and emails regarding his continued participation in this litigation Councilor Sir, they do not know why Minaz is not responding but believe he's essentially withdraw on due to being the subject of an online attack evidenced by a series of online posts attached to their apply. It says they represent that Manos supported a settlement when it was agreed upon and has never expressed any opposition to it to them and as a result Manos is being attacked online for agreeing to this settlement. It seems the shorts are now attacking Manos for agreeing to the settlement and not allowing the lawsuit to be drawn out any longer. Minos has now had enough of it and he's running for the hills.

Interestingly, it says that Manoz only went silent 11 days ago, but the plaintiff's council still wants to terminate him from the lawsuit ASAP and has also not explained why it must terminate representation so so quickly. Maybe Minosa was going to snitch on these shorts in open court and that's why they wanted him removed so so fast. Even though he only stopped replying to messages 11 days ago, they need him terminated. ASAP Not only that, but Minos and his attorneys actually had difficulty produce using ownership of his shares.

Maybe Manage never held any real aims he shares and was actually shorting the stock. And that's likely why this allergeni lawsuit arose in the first place as it was created by a bunch of shorts and Tony Dinaro also added saying that he said many weeks ago that we will see conspiracy theorists and the shorts call Zurn paid off. He said it's already coming true and in a few weeks they'll also see the lawsuit and its decision was somehow rigged because I Imagine if and when more plantifs continue dropping from this lawsuit, the judge will have no other option but to dismiss the case in its entirety. and at that point you'll see more fudsters, more Shields and more shorts saying the lawsuit and its decision was rigged and it seems the mainstream media is now stepping up.

It's fud trying to convince you that retail sold out long ago. This article says finally, retail investors are beginning to lose interest in MC one of the biggest meme stocks of all. The cinema has seen a rapid decline in retail ownership this year. As noted by Fintel, it says estimated retail ownership has declined by about 50 since December and is 70 percent lower than it was the same time last year, which obviously we know is absolute rubbish.

and we know the mainstream media will outright lie to stop people from investing. The number of investors was just verified in court just a couple of months ago. at 3.8 million, four million investors down to 3.8 million is a simple loss of retail investors of only five percent. But yeah, this article is trying to convince you that retail interest has dropped by between 50 and 70 percent.

Seems that mainstream media is really trying to step up. It's fun to keep a hold on AMC and to keep the price pushed down. And the reason why is because Citadel needs retail investors invested into the market to continue stealing money from guys. Be sure to sign up to me with a spot bunch of today's video by using the link in the description below.

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Therefore, Citadel needs those retail orders to continue. Otherwise, they'll be losing tons of money and will end up being margin called on their over leveraged positions. or like in 2021, they'll need further bailouts, further loans, and further investments from third parties. And speaking of running out of money, Frank Also tweets saying remember when Barclays offered and sold an unprecedented amount of shares it says from June 2019 to March of 2022 but specifically on January 28, 2021 Barclays sold an approximate 17.7 billion dollars of additional Securities that did not exist.

As a result, the SEC order Barclays to pay a 200 100 million dollar civil penalty, but the SEC has just requested an extension until November 30th of 2023 to submit a plan for being paid. clearly Barclays can't pay this 200 million dollars all at once and needs some kind of payment plan to let them off the hook. you may remember it says here. In addition, due to its failure to establish any internal control to track the amount of Securities that were offered or sold on a real-time basis beginning on or around January 28, 2021 BB PLC which is Barclays Bank POC offered and sold Securities in excess of what was registered on a 2019 shelf and sold approximately 16.37 billion dollars of Securities in excess of what was registered with the commission.

Barclays did end up getting fined for that to the tune of 200 million dollars, but it seems like they don't have enough money to pay that fine all at once and therefore they've requested an extension to this payment plan to allow them to pay it down in chunks. And it seems like the reason why Barclays is getting prepared not to pay this money down is because of a potential organized crash event. Bartholomew Tweeted saying that Vic's crush is so ridiculously outsized and blatant, you have to wonder if they're front running some sort of pre-ordained catastrophic event into this weekend. You may have seen that Vix has just dropped to its lowest point since 2020 and 2021, basically saying the market is currently the strongest it's ever been since 2021 before the 2022 downturn.

Usually when the Vix hits its lows, it then obviously rebounds towards new highs, which signals a reversal in the S P 500. So if the S P 500 is topped out of this 4200 Point area and is going to turn around and head back down, it may be on its way to setting new lows. So Barclays is just trying to be prepared for all this cash they're about to lose in the next leg of the market crash. And speaking of which, as Zero has tweeted, they've said the bank run sure is spreading far wide.

Customers have reported difficulty withdrawing from their Apple Savings accounts, which is obviously held with Goldman Sachs. Some say it's taken weeks to withdraw their money from that Apple savings account at Goldman Sachs and also the bank's instructions onto how to withdraw money have differed over time as well. So it seems like Apple or Goldman Sachs is also trying as hard as they possibly can to retain as much cash as physically possible, especially as I touched on the other day. One of these institutions also sold 30 billion dollars of Apple shares in One Singular order.

Obviously, these banks are trying to get as much cash as physically possible, stockpiled for some kind of event, likely the next leg down of the market crash and also combined with the AMC squeeze now David Neo tweeted saying never never cash out all of your shares all at once, you've been warned. He said, here's why let's say GameStop or Bed Bath and Beyond or AMC's share price hits unimaginable highs in millions and some cash out all at once and transfer it to One Singular Bank account. Let's assume the majority of these investors are banking with bank X Maybe JPMorgan Chase maybe Wells Fargo It may be Bank of America but let's just call it Bank X But what if the SEC or the third turnaround and say that bank X is now bankrupt and all of your profits are gone except the protected amount which is only a fraction of your profits? David Neo Believes in his opinion, there is no exit strategy other than to hold your shares forever, which I don't actually agree with I Do agree. It's definitely a risk that many of these Banks could end up going bankrupt during the squeeze.

but I don't think the best way to resolve that is to never sell because you'll miss the squeeze. I Think the best way is to diversify. If we've learned anything from the First Republic collapse and also the Signature Bank collapse and the Silicon Valley Bank collapse is to not have all of your money in one individual brokerage account and in one individual bank. If you haven't already, you should have multiple different bank accounts at multiple different banks.

That way, you can also maximize the amount of your money that is FDIC protected that way instead of having just two hundred and fifty thousand dollars protected by the FDIC Insurance in One Singular Bank You could bring that amount say a million or two million protected between four to eight different banks. But I Also think it's well worth splitting your money between multiple different brokerage accounts as well. That way, if one brokerage goes down, you've still got the majority of your shares held in multiple other different brokerages. And that's why if you haven't already.

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