Today I Want to talk about how sick that I was currently in big trouble as they've been paying massive fines to avoid delivering shares because they cannot locate them. I Want to talk about how the SEC and the FED is actually allowing this to happen and is even aiding Citadel in their avoidance. So stay tuned and let's make some money. And now I dive straight in with the curation.

So Mr David Neo Twitter Saying the clock has started ticking fast, he said, don't look at what they want you to look at, Look at the whole picture and you'll soon understand that somebody out there is currently swimming naked. He said everything out there was Citadel right now is currently hanging by a piece of thread at the 57 billion dollars worth of Securities that Citadel holds. 54 billion of those are currently pledged as collateral. So that I was currently pledged like 96 or 97 of their Securities as collateral and only has around three or four percent currently unpleased.

That means that Citro is currently only around three or four percent of their portfolio away from a margin call. We can see that Citadel has 57 billion dollars of Securities owned at fair value, but this screenshot here also says that approximately 54.59 billion dollars of those Securities have been pledged as collateral to counterparties on contract terms which permit the counterparties to sell or re-pledge these Securities to others. Basically, Citadel has pledged practically all of their assets as Securities in their margin loans, and obviously, if they do get margin called, that allows those counterparties to effectively sell Citadel Securities or close out of their short positions. We knew that Citadel have taken on massive, massive margin loans, and actually what we now know is that Citadel is very, very close to that March And cool, they're not 10 or 20 away.

they're literally three or four percentage points away. And as G-Man tweeted, he said that in 2022, Citadel Security has also paid 7.75 billion dollars to Brokers for not delivering Securities Shown in customer accounts, the year-end balance of amounts payable to custodians for unsettled trades is 7.75 billion dollars. Now, this technically doesn't show exactly how much was paid during the year to these custodians for unsettled trades, It just shows the outstanding year-end balance. Citadel could have already paid seven billion dollars in fines and still has another 7.75 billion dollars to go.

So therefore, technically we don't know exactly how much Citadel has already paid in fines, but we know they still have 7.75 billion dollars left. And as G-Man Twitter he said those shares in your broker encourage account. Yeah, those are likely synthetics, but don't worry because they need to buy all of them back every last one. This goes to show that Citadel actually has a massive portion of their overall portfolio currently hidden in these unsettled trades.

For a fund that only has 57.5 billion dollars for Securities to be owing, 7.75 billion of those in unsettled trades is a massive, massive portion. Considering that trades with the Dtcc take two days to clear. Technically, a fund should only have two 360 fifths of their portfolio as uncleared. So that's something like 0.6 of their entire portfolio as unpaired, unsettled trades because of the time it takes four trades to settle.

But in actual fact, Citadel has well over 0.6 of their portfolio as uncleared because this number here is actually well over 10. And that really goes to show that Citadel is purposefully not delivering these shares and is purposefully paying these amounts for their unsettled trades. So it's kind of crazy That said, that I was not only purposefully paying these amount to purposefully not deliver shares, but it's also crazy they're paying over seven billion dollars, well over 10 of their portfolio in these unsettled trade fees. I Think this really shows that Citadel has a massive problem right now because they've already pledged over 95 of their portfolio for their margin loans and also have a massive amount of uncleared unsettled trades and a 741 trade tweeted.

He said Citadel Paying nearly eight billion dollars a year not to deliver can only mean one thing. And it's because these Shares are undeliverable. Now, Obviously, these Shares are undeliverable because in fact, they're not real shares. they're simply Ious and synthetic shares.

And therefore, Citadel will have to continue paying these undeliverable fees because those shares won't ever be delivered because they're not even real shares. Effectively, Citadel's fund is just going to continue dwindling down until they've pledged all of their assets as collateral, and until they receive that Margin Call and force the liquid Nation. But it seems like the SEC and potentially the FED as well is actually trying to Aid Citadel with their avoidance on delivering these fake shares. Also, guys, be sure to join me over on Moon with a sponsor of today's video.

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Maybe a dart pool for example. Now, Bokeh asked if this is good or bad, but a 741 trade tweeted, He said, you can pretty much assume that anything immediately effective is not in favor for retail investors. It effectively means that CBOE is making a desperate change with a media effect to obviously help out these market makers and these broker dealers. And as Frank Castle tweeted, he said, oh, look, they're amending or making a new back door to the rules because the other 12 back doors they've already made are now dead ends.

Obviously, these short sellers in these market makers have been trying desperately to escape their AMC in GameStop short positions using so many different tactics. Over the last year or two, we've obviously had those Ftds being hidden in the options chain. we've had those married and divorced puts we've had those Total return swaps and we've also had the unlimited creation and unlimited shorting and unlimited borrowing of shares through those FTX synthetics. But obviously over the last year, year and a half, we've been finding out about every single one of their back doors and effectively closing their back doors for them.

But it now seems they're even having to recruit The Exchange themselves to help create new backdoors for these short sellers to try. and Escape But Ultimately, we know that our Shares are not for sale at these low, low prices and therefore these short sellers cannot close out their short positions and cannot Escape their liabilities. This also ties in with what Crystal Ball is thinking: who we've seen: Gns sure popped up at a convenient time to suck volume away from AMC for a couple of weeks. He said there were riding the coattails of two years of our work on naked shorting with some claims of a task force, but look at it now.

Gns has obviously fallen from their highs over the last couple of weeks and is now down I think in total, around 50 from the peak. On top of that, nobody really seems to be talking or tweeting about Gns anymore, and there's been no further update on their Short Selling investigation task force. It seems that Gns was potentially just trying to benefit and ride the wave to pump up their stock price before issuing new shares, but obviously what it did do is potentially suck volume away from AMC so those short sellers could try and push the price down on AMC a bit more and try all they could to bankrupt the company. But obviously once again, it didn't work and that's why Citadel right now are in so much trouble and really don't have an escape room.

And now finally, you may remember that I Spoke about Blackstone a few weeks ago because they're limited withdrawals on one of their huge property funds. but now it seems that things are getting even worse for Blackstone as they've now defaulted on a 500 62 million dollar Bond backed by Finnish offices and stores. Not only were Blackstone not profitable in their huge property fund, Not only did they try and restrict withdrawals so the fund didn't lose too much, but they've now been margin called on their loan. Things obviously got so bad that they couldn't afford the interest payments and they've now missed the interest payments and have therefore defaulted on that giant giant Bond and it's called Telegraph tweet They said this is actually the world's largest private Equity Firm that's defaulting on massive massive loans if Blackstone a defaulted on massive giant loans I Don't think it's going to be long until even market makers like Citadel are also defaulting on their loans as well.

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