Today I Want to talk about how AMC will soon be issuing a market breaking dividend as early as this month? I Want to explain how this dividend impacts synthetic shares, how much it will cost the shorts, and exactly how it will break the market. So stay tuned and let's make some money. And now I'll drive straight in with the compilation. So pip and Sammy tweeted saying back in May of 2022 I believe that Adam Aaron said we may be able to do an AMC dividend by June of 2023 and what's the day Today it's June of 2023 So I started by Looking Back in the history books to try and find when Adam Aaron specifically said that they could pay an AMC dividend and we've got some tweets from back here in June of 2022 saying that Adam Aaron said from the last earnings call that AMC Theaters will start paying AMC dividends as early as June 2023 and AMC may be able to pay a dividend in June of 2023 as long as it doesn't violate any lender governance as Quarter Two Mega AMC to record setting numbers and if it also doesn't violate the Antara agreement, we may not even need to wait till the quarter two earnings report.

Obviously, as I've said previously, AMC is already adjusted a bit positive and when AMC becomes a bit depositive likely this quarter AMC can issue this AMC dividend. But so why is an AMC dividend a big deal? and how does it impact these synthetic shorts? And why is an AMC dividend significantly worse for those synthetic shorts than just paying that regular cost to borrow it fee with the regular cost to borrow fee. Even though it's high, it only really applies to legally disclosed shorts as that's the only shorts that have legally located shares and are legally paying that cost to borrow it fee with synthetic shorts. Because no shares have ever been located, no shares have ever actually been borrowed, and no borrowing fees actually being paid.

Even though it cost to buy a fee still costs the Shorts billions of dollars. As they're paying thousands of percent vintage points or hundreds of millions of shares that are being borrowed, it still doesn't really encapsulate those billions of synthetic shares. However, when a short seller has short solder share to that Final End shareholder, they are the ones responsible for paying that dividend. Whether it's a legally disclosed short position or an illegal synthetic short position, they still have to pay that dividend.

So obviously, with the 500 million Real AMC shares, AMC will be paying a dividend to those shareholders. But obviously, AMC is not going to pay additional cash for those 4 billion synthetic shareholders and therefore the Shorts have to pay that dividend. Now again, why is this a big deal? If AMC declares say a one dollar or two dollar dividend per share, that's four to eight billion dollars, that it will cost the Shorts potentially every quarter, every six months, or every year. And as I said, the most important part is that this doesn't just impact those legally disclosed shorts, it also impacts the synthetic shorts.

As Biotech most tweeted so far, the dividend has just been delayed by the Allegheny lawsuit AMC issued dividends pre-covid with the recovery and new revenue streams AMC can return to dividends and even pay a larger dividend. In the past, AMC used to pay an 18 Cent per share dividend, but post reverse split, that's a 1.80 per share dividend. As Pip and Sammy added, he said that's a very good point about the dividend. After the conversion and reverse split, there's going to be fewer shares, so it's a higher price per dividend that can be paid on top of that.

Institutes will also want to pile onto AMC to receive that dividend as well, and the dividends will likely be paid at least twice a year I think, maybe four times per year. So this is going to be a regularly recurring fee for the synthetic shorts costing them between four and eight billion dollars every single quarter, depending on those synthetic share numbers. Guys, if you you didn't know, you can currently get a guaranteed free share of Tesla or of Google when you deposit the maximum amount with MooMoo On top of that, you also get the usual 15 free shares. You can always use that guaranteed free share of Tesla or of Google to buy more AMC shares if you so chose to.

All you need to do is sign up to MooMoo using the link in the description below and make a deposit based on how many free shares you want. And best of all, Mumu is also very easy to use and has entirely commission free trading. However, I do think it's very important for AMC to implement this dividend after the conversion and the reverse split, but before AMC's Capital raise I've said in my videos before that I don't think AMC needs to or should issue new shares to raise cash because AMC already has an abundance of cash. Obviously, selling 400 million shares post split is the same as selling 4 billion shares pre-split which would effectively wipe out those synthetic shorts.

and therefore I think the best play for AMC is the issue: AMC dividend first wiping out those shorts, causing a short squeeze and then issuing new AMC shares to pay off the AMC debt post squeeze. Obviously I think shareholders would be very unhappy if Adam are in issues 400 million new shares pre-squeeze because obviously that would wipe out the shorts. Ideally, we want the squeeze to wipe out the shorts first and then AMC can raise as much cash as they like post squeeze. And this is also happening at a very interesting time because the FED has just reported that even in 2023, a security has just been seen exhibiting idiosyncratic risks.

There's a note here for the Feds management note that says the US Equity markets Rose during the first quarter of 2023, despite a sharp decrease in March due to the banking crisis and down here for the national Securities Clearing Corporation or Nscc, it says there was a singular, very large deficiency for the quarter of 27.5 million dollars which occurred on the 7th of March 2023. With the top driver being a security exhibiting idiosyncratic risk this is obviously likely either GameStop or AMC That is still to this very day presenting idiosyncratic risk to the Nscc. Obviously, I'm sure those gamesop elitists will be saying that it's only GameStop that could possibly do that, but you and I know that AMC causes even more of a headache for the Nscc and for the Dtcc that GameStop does. And if AMC is still to this very day creating idiosyncratic risks for the Nscc, I I Can't imagine how bad it will get if AMC issues this Market breaking dividend No.

I always wanted to show you this photo that shows before, during, and after the run-up for AMC and it's multiple different data points and failed delivers. You can see that even as far back as January 2021, AMC's FTD numbers still only spiked 20 million ftds in a single day. in June, that number was even lower around 20 million Ftds. But obviously right now in June of 2023 or of May of 2023, specifically, that number is peaked as high as 40 million Fdds in a single day.

Not only that, but the days to cover and obviously the cost to borrow fee for AMC has absolutely skyrocketed. We also know that especially over the last few months, the number of Ftds on even an average daily basis is consistently increasing every single month. I Think come, June or July will be hitting 20 million in Ftds on average every single day. Now unusual I was a tweet saying that Americans removed 472 billion dollars out of their bank accounts in the first quarter of this year, an all-time record since 1984 per the Feic.

Obviously, we know that due to this run on the banks, tons of cash has been leaving the banking system and has been entering money market funds and bonds instead. Regular current checking accounts and high yield savings accounts are simply not of Interest especially with how bad the banking system is actually. Fairing And all of this is effectively just leading to a liquidity drain on the banks, which is leading to a liquidity drain on the stock market. And as Biggums tweeted, he said, wait until the Bonds hit, even more cash will leave the banks.

This mess is just getting started, obviously as interest rates continue to rise which needs to still happen as inflation went up last month. That's just going to end in more banking failures and more liquidity leaving the overall Market leading to an even greater crash. And obviously when you combine that crashing Market with this idiosyncratic risk stock AMC or GameStop and combined with an AMC dividend, it would be Market destroying. Speaking of which, Mac 10 has tweeted seeing the equal weight S P 500 just entered its sixth death cross since 2009.

There were no times since 2009 the S P 500 didn't implode straight after. This death cross is when the 50-day moving average crosses below the 200-day moving average. It happened earlier in 2022. It happened in 2020, back in 2018, back in 2016, and back in 2011 2012.

Time Pretty much every single time. That's led to an 18, 20, 35 decrease in the S P 500. It's basically suggesting another 20, 25, or 30 percent decrease for the S P 500 is lining right up, which will take the S P 500 at least back to the 2020 highs, if not significantly lower. So guys, be sure to let me know what you think down in the comments below.

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