So now I'll talk about how these big Banks or these central banks are preparing for the sways and hedging against the shorts by going long on AMC Now I don't actually think these central banks like the Swiss National Bank and the FED can actually afford to bail out these major Banks And today I'm going to explain why to stay tuned and let's make some money and now on a dive. Straight in with the information. So Peter hand posted on LinkedIn saying it's the weekend which means my brain has far too much time on its hands. He said I've noted previously that Credit Suisse has been quite active in shorting AMC especially in 2021. He says I still wonder about possible Arcados connections and if they're still holding the arcade off short positions on AMC and GameStop. But leaving that aside, it's clear that credit Suite has continued to have an interest in AMC And of course, their latest equity research report trashed AMC and gave it a 95 Cent Target on fundamental decline in theater goers practically begging us to sell our shares on the cheap he said. but it's odd they haven't covered Cineworld lately or many other failing stocks which despite in restructuring talks, saw their share price actually rocket on the bankruptcy announcement, he said anyway. The point of today's post is that last year, a month or two after the arcade got stabical and after Credit Suisse had been very active in selling and shorting AMC The Swiss National Bank filed a 13f report with the SEC showing an ownership of AMC shares, a position they later added to and continued to hold. We can see the Swiss National Bank is actually one of the 20 largest AMC shareholders with 2.2 million shares. Now the most fascinating thing about this is their average share price is actually 32 dollars per share. The Swiss National Bank is currently down over 80 on the shares they've purchased, but they're still holding all of those shares and they haven't hold a single one. Almost like they're holding these millions of shares for a specific reason. He said the odd thing is the Swiss match National Bank never sold those shares on the run to 72 dollars and never in the months that followed when it traded in the 35 to 55 region or now down at the sub 10 level either. He said in his History Channel narrator voice was this a hedge against the need to rescue Credit Suisse from an AMC short position that they could not get out of or perhaps are Kagos related Q dramatic music and he also asked High Credit Suisse I Have a wonder if your equity research Department thinks that AMC will go to 95 cents per share. Why is the Swiss National Bank not sold their aims he shares they bought last year when the price was significantly higher. Does the Swiss National Bank not trust your analysis or is it a squeeze hedge? No. I Think this is a really interesting possibility. the Swiss National Bank is actually hedging against the actions of these shorts or of these major Banks like Credit Suisse by going long on AMC and not shorting it alongside them now. I Want to pose the question and answer question: Can the Swiss National Bank not actually afford to bail out Credit Suisse if they default during the squeeze unless they benefit from The Squeeze themselves. Does the Swiss National Bank or maybe even the FED not actually have enough money right now to bail out these major Banks Unless they generate billions or trillions of dollars from an AMC squeeze, you may say Tom Surely central banks like the Swiss National Bank or the FED are very well capitalized and can afford to give out any bailouts they like. But don't forget, these central banks have only very recently given a massive bailout during the 2020 pandemic. Inflation has skyrocketed, and bailing out major Banks would be even more inflationary, causing an even higher inflation rate, potentially wrecking the economy. Even worse, Back in 2008, bailouts weren't offered to Bear Stearns or Lehman Brothers and were only offered to prevent the entire collapse of the financial system. I Think this time around, considering they've just recently given massive bailouts, they can't really afford to to do it again. Just a quick one guys. if you haven't already, be sure to join a free Discord Linked In The description below. We've got 1348 indicators and we talk about AMC and share due diligence all day long. And also be sure to sign up to Muma Using the link down in the description below, you can currently get 10 absolutely free and 15 free shares. On top of that worth up to two thousand dollars each. a grand total of up to thirty thousand dollars. Alistair Tweeted saying followers of Credit Suisse might be interested to know the Swiss National Bank which backstops the Swiss banking system just lost 17 of Swiss GDP in the first nine months. He said the insolvent banks like Credit Suisse might actually have to rescue the insolvent. Central Bank Like the Swiss National Bank Don't forget, over the last 10 years, Credit Suisse has only generated around 20 billion dollars of profit. That means this year alone, they've lost 20 billion dollars, if not slightly more. But the Swiss National Bank has lost over 140 billion. That means the credits Swiss so far has lost significantly less money than the Swiss National Bank And therefore, Credit Suisse may even need to bail out the Swiss National Bank. This is quite literally a scenario of the insolvent trying to rescue the insolvent. But it's not just the Swiss National Bank that can't really afford to offer bailouts. it's also the FED As well as Stephen tweeted he said I think people haven't fully processed what five percent interest rates will mean for the 31 trillion dollars of debt. He said it's a simple math equation, but it's sort of like adding a second Defense Department worth of expenses to the budget, except you get nothing in return. The US last year exceeded that national debt cap, which was again pushed up, and the US is already incurring significant interest on that existing debt already. The Us obviously recently gave a massive bailout package during the 2020 pandemic and can't really afford to go around bailing out major Banks once again. Mark Moss tweeted saying the FED lost 4.1 billion dollars last month approximately 10 of the Fed's entire Capital base, so it's a lot for them to lose, especially in a singular month. He said at this pace, the FED will be completely insolvent by next spring, at which point they'll require a bailout from the federal government. And this is exactly why the Swiss, National, Bank and many other hedge funds are actually going long on AMC to hedge against these shorts and prepare for the squeeze. It wouldn't surprise me if secret Fed entities potentially like BlackRock and Vanguard are already building a long position on AMC Preparing for the squeeze. Hang on isn't Vanguard one of the largest shareholders of AMC alone one of the greatest profiteers from The Squeeze when it happens, will be the Vanguard group with 47 million shares of AMC currently held. It's likely this money generated by Vanguard would potentially be given to the FED to bail out any major Banks if it was required. Now, you may have also seen this tweet from FX hedge that says billions in capital calls or margin calls threat to wreak havoc on global stocks, bonds and cash-strapped investors are forced to consider selling their stocks. Andazelles tweeted. He said Wall Street rigged the system in their favor and they kept ramping up the schemes for more money, compounding their leverage and increasing their risk. but now it's all crashing down due to the greed of a wealthy few. On top of that, Egona's tweet is saying the Bank of England risks hurting towards another bond market. Crisis City Traders Have warned from the telegraph, he said so just weeks after a near collapse of the UK Financial system, a new severe stress is again emerging. He said the global system is unlikely to survive unless they've hedged against the Shorts by going long on AMC If the UK Financial system or the UK pension system does end up collapsing, it's likely to take many Uk-based hedge funds and many Us-based hedge funds with it as well. And obviously a massive wave of Liquidations in U.S hedge funds would cause the market to fulfill, further triggering further liquidations and potentially causing the squeeze. Finally, these hedge funds are already starting to fill the pinch as Zero Hedge tweeted saying Tiger Fly will posts a 5.4 October loss, missing the global stock rally. We know that Tiger Global is already down 50 or 54 for this year, so that adds to it and makes over a 60 loss so far it wouldn't surprise me if Tiger Global Management is very, very close to being liquidated, which would cause a further wave of liquidations considering the size of Tiger. But guys, be sure to let me know what you think down in the comments below. 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