Today I Want to talk about a mega short squeeze that's happening right now in Motorsport Games ticker symbol Msgm, which is currently up over 1 800 in the last few days I Want to talk about what triggered this squeeze, but also what might happen to AMC as a result in this current, crazy, volatile market. So stay tuned and let's make some money. And now I Want to dive straight in with the key information so enables tweeted this photo of Motorsport Games, which as you can see is up crazily. Over the last few days, it's been so volatile that Robin Hood even issued a warning saying this stock has recently experienced elevated volatility and we can see from this article on MarketWatch that Motorsport Games is stock has rocketed more than 600 on massive volume.

After satisfying Nasdaq's listing requirements, Msgm stock price increased over that two dollar listing requirement, thereby regaining its listing standards, and now it will not be delisted from the NASDAQ. This is simply another stock where the shorts have lost as they didn't manage to get the company they listed and relegated from the NASDAQ. Instead, they managed to regain those listing requirements and as a result of regaining compliance, Msgm blasted 662 percent higher toward a 10-month high on heavy volume. Now, there's actually something really interesting about Msgm Specifically, it says here: the company also satisfied the listing requirements as a result of a new share issuance to Alumni Capital This is obviously somewhat similar to AMC issuing shares to Antara Capital and on top of that, it says the number of shares outstanding had also been significantly reduced when it affected a one for 10 reverse stock split on November 10th.

Now in terms of how that reverse split and the new share issuance impacted the Motorsport Games's stock over the last few days, we can see that Msgm has a market cap of 43 million shares post split, and over the last few days, the Msgm stock has increased from 2.50 per share at one point yesterday, hitting new all-time highs of 49 and 50 cents. Now we also saw some crazy crazy volume: over 50 million shares traded and over 14.5 million shares yesterday. Now, obviously that's more than the entire float of shares traded in one day. Is that elusive of naked? Short Selling Or is that elusive of day trading? I'm not 100 sure, but what we can see is that after their reverse split, the stock price didn't just increase by 10 times, not just by 20 times, but nearly by 25 times its original post split price.

That'd be like AMC increasing from a post-split price of save 30 per share all the way to 750 per share. Now, obviously, I'm not 100 sure exactly what the post spit price of AMC is going to be. Is it going to be 20, 30, 40, or 50 per share? But regardless of what the price is I'm sure you can figure out just how high that number will be if you multiply it by 25 times. And again, this is a stock that potentially doesn't even have any synthetic shorts.

The short interest of this company is only around eight percent, and therefore, after AMC's reverse split, it may not just increase by 25 times. It could increase by 50 times or a hundred times the post reverse split price. However, I Do think that the more heavily shorted stocks we see running up, the closer we get to the AMC squeeze. Over the last few days, we've seen a number of heavily shorted stocks like Carvana like Coinbase like Bed, Bath, and Beyond, and many others that have been running up massively over those last few days.

This obviously stresses the shorts more and more and more, and obviously, if they get margin called on their Coinbase position or margin called on their Carvana position, it will effectively Margin Call the entire fund. meaning they'll be liquidated, meaning they have to close out of their EMC and GameStop shorts. Effectively, the run-ups we're seeing in these stocks like Carvana and Coinbase, is the Shorts closing out of their short positions because they're taking on heavy losses. Obviously, when they close their shorts, they buy my actual shares, pushing the price up further.

They may be saying Tom The Dtcc, the SEC and these hedge funds will simply never allow a short squeeze to happen. But again, as Ham short Killer said, he said, for those who think they won't allow squeezes to happen, enjoy Msgm that increase from two dollars To seventy dollars. Plus Now you can say these hedge funds are market makers simply won't allow a short squeeze. But at the same time, if they had that much control over the market, wouldn't they just simply not allow a market crash? If they really could control every stock on the market to the penny, wouldn't they have just avoided the 2008 recession and the 2000.com explosion? Surely these market makers would have seen the stock market down say 10 or 20 and said oh nope, sorry actually the stock market today is going up by 20, Crash averted, recession averted, and again, if they could really control every single stock to the exact Penny wouldn't they have just bankrupted AMC months ago, if not years ago? Surely they would have sure they AMC down to one cent per share.

By now they would have had it delisted and they would have won months ago. Also, guys, be sure to join me on MooMoo if you haven't already using the link in the description below, you can currently get 15 free stocks entirely, commission free trading and free at level 2. Market Data MooMoo is also very easy to use and has a very simple and clean UI It also has tons of technical indicators and advanced charting tools, but Shrub Gbt also issues a warning to be careful about random stocks exploding and potentially squeezing in the current market. He said we're entering the next phase of Gothlocks, where Ponzi CEOs and other grifters will soon take advantage of the squeeze in their share prices and issue a ton of shares to shop their balance sheets and pay themselves handsomely.

Over the last few days or the last couple of weeks, we've seen a number of CEOs coming out to say they're gonna fight short sales, which has potentially caused a run-up in their share prices where they could just be issuing new Equity or paying themselves handsome dividends. as a prime example in the pre-market this morning or as has just opened in Motorsport games, the stock price is down massively after they've just announced a massive 30 increase to their share capital. and now something else. Really interesting is this tweet from Stock Sense Frank He said the FDIC is using 125 billion in cash reserves to ensure 9.9 trillion dollars in deposits we can see here in the deposit Insurance Fund They have insured deposits of 9926, which I think is recorded in billions of dollars, so it's 9.9 trillion, but the actual fund balance of that Insurance Fund is only 125 billion dollars, which obviously means the FDIC on its own cannot pay out in the event of a market crash or in the event of a squeeze and will need to recruit the help of the members of the Dtcc.

This is obviously where that 67 trillion dollar insurance policy comes from in the Dtcc, which is simply all of the cash assets of all the members of the Dtcc combined and as stock. Since Frank tweeted, he said when a market crash occurs, they will use the nation's checking and savings accounts to cover bad debt. Leaving the population with an IOU issued by the FDIC only you won't get US dollars in return you'll get a Cbdc credit. Basically saying that when a market crash occurs or when the AMC in GameStop squeezes happen they will take the cash cash from these is to Banks such as taking the cash from JP Morgan Chase and using it to pay for the squeeze and therefore these regular everyday Americans that will have their bank accounts raided by these is the banks will simply receive a post squeeze OU or a post crash Io If anything, the market crash or the AMC squeeze is actually the perfect excuse for the government to introduce the Cbdc credit.

As this article notes it says FDIC Bankers have been discussing bailins or bailouts to deal with impending Market collapse that was published on January the 2nd 2023, so obviously even the FDIC and The Wider government know that market crash is coming. That is why if you haven't already, as Bigam suggests, now is probably a great time to get out of those is the banks and also to show just how in trouble those is the banks are. We can really look back to the reverse repos of 2008. this tweet says that JPMorgan Chase Bank of America Citigroup Wells Fargo Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley were the recipients of 63 percent of the Fed's average daily borrowing representing about half a trillion dollars at Peak periods.

Now that was the number of reverse repos that were happening back in 2008. These major Banks were borrowing money desperately from the FED every single day representing nearly half a trillion dollars at Peak periods. So you may be saying Tom Surely these major banks have learned their lessons and haven't been borrowing any money from the FED not surely on a daily basis and especially not 63 percent of all reverse repos. and surely nowhere close to half a trillion dollars.

Well, there's actually this screenshot of the reverse repo top users and guess who the top users of the current reverse repo program are? We've got Goldman Sachs We've got JP Morgan Chase We've got Morgan Stanley. But we've also got some new appearances from Fidelity from Vanguard and from BlackRock And we can see from the December reversary for facility numbers that these top 10 is the banks or major institutions took between all 10 of them just over a trillion dollars. So not only are we close or past to half a trillion in 2008, actually, we're much closer to a trillion dollars only from the top 10 major institutions. This really goes to show just how desperate these is the banks really are and just how on The Wire they are to being margin called and going bankrupt I Think at the moment, this is why we're seeing the stock market being so volatile with many stock jumping 5, 10, or 20 percent in a single day.

These hedge funds are market makers and major is the banks are trying to pump any of their stocks to generate any additional collateral they possibly can. To avoid those margin calls, they're literally on The Wire of a major liquidation and that's why we're seeing pretty much every day. At this point, some stock that's up 40, 50, or 60 or even more. But guys, be sure to let me know what you think down in the comments below.

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