Today I Want to talk about how Adam Aaron is finally fighting back against the shorts? Adam Aaron now has this credible information as he calls it and is finally ready to go directly to Finra and the NYSC And it's high up the chain as necessary to rid ANC of the manipulation. So stay tuned and let's make some money. And now I'm going to dive straight in with the information. So Adam Aaron tweeted last night saying that many of you and we are aware that AMC Entertainment has been on the threshold list for three plus weeks, indicating a number of Ftds.

He said, some of you may be pleased to learn that we have contacted both Finra and the NYC asking that they both look closely at the trading of our stock. Adam Aaron now has this credible information and the visible verifiable proof that AMC has remained on the threshold list for longer than permitted. The threshold list or regulation Sho suggests that AMC should be removed from the list within 14 days and all of those Fdds should be closed out. Obviously, AMC has remained on the list for longer than 3 eight weeks, and therefore Adam Aaron finally has this credible verifiable information to take up the chain.

Right now, he has just reported to Finra and to the New York Stock Exchange. But if they don't do what's necessary, he may go to the SEC and to the Department of Justice and whoever else is necessary. As Boss spons tweeted, he said: Adam Aaron calls on Finra and the New York Stock exchanger yet again to investigate the Fdds on AMC stock As it nears 24 consecutive days on the regulation Sho threshold Securities list, he says so what exactly is that and how can the covering of Ftds actually be delayed Now he said a threshold list is a list of Securities whose transactions failed to clear for five consecutive settlement days at a registered clearing agency. Now, settlement failures may be indicative of improper and illegal Naked Short Selling Obviously, the SEC implemented regulation Sho to reduce the abuse and the amount of illegal Naked Short Selling If a lender cannot arrange to locate a share here before letting it out to a short seller, that results in a fail to deliver AKA and FTD And he said when naked Short Selling occurs in the affected Securities aren't delivered, the associated transactions will fail to clear and create those Ftds.

These failed transactions are reported regularly and potentially onto the threshold Securities list if those Ftds are concurrent and consecutive for five straight days. That obviously allows the SEC and other Regulators to identify clues of improper and illegal naked short selling. Now, historically, Fdds could actually be reset through using the reset transaction. A reset transaction is usually accomplished through the use of a buy right trade, but may also employ a married or divorced put.

It may also incorporate the use of short-term Flex options or potentially Total return swaps as well. And therefore, to satisfy that closeout requirement and remove the Ftds from the threshold Securities List by rights married puts, divorce puts, or both three, and particularly deep in the money by rights or married puts can be used to close out of those Ftds. But obviously now, due to the changing rulings around Total return swaps around options, disclosures, and obviously with The Disappearance of those FTX synthetics. For whatever reason, these market makers can no longer reset those Ftds, and that is effectively why AMC has remained on this threshold Securities list, not just for one or two consecutive days, but now for 24 consecutive days.

In total, the reason why AMC has remained on the threshold Securities list for longer than 13 days, and effectively those Ftds haven't been forced to close out is actually very interesting. As Boss plants tweeted, he said, if the security remains on the threshold list for 13 days, whoever was responsible for delivering those shares 13 days earlier must close out the failed position by purchasing equivalent shares in the open market. Now, interestingly enough, market makers are also not exempt from these closeout requirements and therefore are actually also forced to close out of those Fdds after 13 days. But many companies remain on the threshold list for months at a time, and that can be explained by a practice in which the Ftds are rolled over from one brokerage to another, but obviously, passing those Ftds from one market maker to another and then backwards and forwards again is effectively just a type of wash trait.

But effectively passing those Ftds from one market maker to another and then back and forth again is effectively just another type of wash trade. So as user of intellect we did, he said it'll be interesting to see AMC join the rest of the victims of Naked Short Selling and Phantom share abuse to fight corruption. He said that Adam has obviously found Big Money Partners and has produced a documented case of price suppression. Adam has obviously worked with his lawyers and potentially external firms or other victims of Naked Short Selling to contact Finra and the New York Stock Exchange directly.

But obviously the import a question on everyone's mind is is this actually going to make a difference? Is Finra is the New York Stock Exchange and is the SEC actually gonna do anything? Also, guys, be sure to join me over on Moon with a sponsor of today's video by signing up using the link in the description below. you can currently get up to 17 free stocks entirely commission free trading Free level 2 Market data and most importantly of all, MooMoo is very easy to use. They've got tons of technical indicators and advanced charting tools and with Mumu you also get free 24 7 customer support and you can also trade around the clock with full extended trading hours. Is the SEC actually going to do its job or is Adam Aaron potentially going to have to go even higher up the chain to get some forced action? As Darren Harper tweeted, he asked, when is a prominent media Source gonna start holding the SEC and the FTC accountable? We've obviously just seen Finra filing an immediately effective rule change, extending the implementation date of amended Rule 4210, which is the the margin requirements rolling.

So obviously it seems that yet again, Finra is still helping these short Sellers and is likely not to listen to what I'm about. Especially because as Stephanie said, Gary Gensler is clearly too busy tweeting about the definition of a yard to actually do his job and enforce some rules. Gary Gensler Today tweeted answering the question of how long is a yacht. He said it's used to depend on who you asked, but today, a yard is a yard.

Gary Gensler is clearly too busy making these Twitter videos and not actually doing his job and enforcing the rules against those synthetic short sellers. Now, if Gary Gensler, the SEC Finra and the New York Stock Exchange aren't actually going to do their jobs, then who is Will Adam Aaron have to go directly to the Department of Justice or potentially even higher up the chain. Or could Adam Aaron potentially take the SEC or the New York Stock Exchange directly to court and potentially upholding a federal Rico claim. As Roger and tweeted he said congrats to Bastille and Dpls He said it's the first time in history a U.S court has upheld a federal Rico claim against the convertible no issuer He said Rico is the racketeering, influenced and corrupt organization's law Mark Basil Tweeting: our client Dpls has defeated Toxic Lender EMA Group and Felicia Preston's motion to dismiss their Federal Rico claims.

He said this is the first case in our country against the Convertible no issuer wherein a court has upheld a federal Rico claim for the collection of an unlawful debt. Hopefully, this now sets the standard against toxic lenders and potentially against synthetic short Sellers as well. So potentially this means that Adam Aaron would stand more of a chance of bringing a federal Rico claim against those hedge funds and market makers manipulating agency. And this also comes a very interesting time.

Obviously, AMC has now been on the threshold Securities list for 23 nearly 24 consecutive daddies. AMC has obviously been racking up more and more Ftds as the time goes by, and it will be interesting to see the second half of February FTD data to see just how many Fdds haven't yet been closed out. And the reason why this comes at an interesting time is because GameStop was actually on the threshold list for 39 consecutive days before the January 2021 run up to 500 per share. We can see here that GameStop remained on the threshold Securities list for 39 consecutive days from December of 2020 until February of 2021 If AMC extends from 23 to 24 consecutive days.

all the way to 39 consecutive days and potentially above, we could see AMC running to above 500, potentially even pre-split maybe even higher. I think if AMC had a very similar run towards 500 I think that could absolutely cause the short squeeze. But guys, be sure to let me know what you think down in the comments below. And as always, guys, be sure to ding that notification Bell because that way you'll be alerted when I open a new video.

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