Today I Want to talk about how Citadel has been intimidating and harassing employees to stop them from whistleblowing or from spreading information. This is an actual article from an actual Citadel employee telling their tale of intimidation. So stay tuned and let's make some money. And now I want to drive straight in with accumulation.

So this article starts: Citadel Securities Alums accuse The Firm of harassment and intimidation. It says ex-ex Executives were sued over high frequency crypto startup and Citadel wants to scare workers into staying on. A court filing says so at this point it's not even accusations of intimidation and harassment. These ex-employees have even taken it to court saying a pair of former Citadel Securities employees ask the federal judge to throw out a trade secrets lawsuit arguing their new firm operates in a market their old one said it would never enter.

Citadel Security sued two former European employees saying they started raising capital for their new firm or they still had access to Citadel Securities proprietary information almost a year after, Citadel said they would never enter the crypto industry Citadel Securities changed its mind, acknowledged that it made a mistake, and began harassing these ex-employees and anyone who dealt with them. So it's not even just Citadel harassing current and former employees. it's even anyone associated with them, family, friends, colleagues, business partners. It seems nobody is off limits to Citadel securities.

Citadel made allegations that are clearly meant to intimidate other Citadel Securities employees who are thinking about jumping ship. Now this part is really interesting Citadel Trying to send a message to other current employees that if they were to whistle blow or spread information, they'd have a mound of lawsuits coming their way. So that our security is also previously filed a non-compete complaint against another former employee which was settled out of court. Again, this isn't the first time we've seen Citadel Securities trying to use intimidation and harassment to get people to stop what they're doing.

You may remember back to 2022 Citadel Security sent threatening legal letters to Cat Strike. This was to try and stop Cat Striker from flying those banners over New York and over the US suggesting Ken Griffin lied under oath. Something proven correct and again even more recently Ken Griffin has been back up to his old tricks sending legal letters and cease and desist letters to the lawyers from dumb money. So at this point it's not only proven that Ken Griffin lied under oath, but it's also proven that Ken Griffin and Citadel Securities do whatever possible to intimidate and harass current and ex-employees Not only they doing this to intimidate and harass ex-employees they're also doing it to put fear into the eyes of current employees.

basically saying look, guys, look, what's going to happen to you if you decide to spill the beans or if you decide to spread information I Think this is a big reason as to why we haven't seen more whistleblowers coming from. Citadel Securities I've also touched on other reasons before, but I also think it's because employees at Citadel Securities are just engineers and coders. A lot of them have no investing experience or really understand how the market. Works They're just simply coding algorithms to do what whatever it is they're told to do, They don't understand.

These algorithms are wrong and illegal. They're just using their coding experience to code the code. and on top of that I'm sure another big reason is that anyone who does figure out what they're doing is wrong is likely paid handsomely to keep their mouth shut. We know said that our Securities even pays interns hundreds of thousands of dollars per year.

Obviously, they know what they're doing is wrong, so they have to pay them and overpay them to keep them quiet. And the reason why Citadel does everything they can to keep their employees quiet is because AMC is improving every single day. Here we can see the quarter three box office figures we're so far 2.5 billion dollars has been generated in quarter three. This is very, very close to 2017 and pretty close to 2018 and 2019 as well.

And don't forget we've still got around nine more days left of September and therefore we could be on track to set us home is 2.7 billion or 2.8 billion dollars at the box office, rivaling and potentially exceeding 2019 pre-pandemic figures. But what's most impressive about this is the average takings per theatrical release back in 2017, 2018 and 2019 pre-pandemic Each release was only generating between seven and eight million dollars, whereas now in 2023, each release is generating double that near 16 million. Also, you have to remember this is just those ticket sales and doesn't include concession sales. on top of that, especially with AMC's new Revenue lines, it won't be long until AMC is more profitable than ever before.

And when a company becomes more profitable and more successful than ever before, it pretty much guarantees new all-time highs in a stock price. Just look at companies like Tesla Apple, Amazon, Microsoftbooking.com and all of those companies that have been around over the last 25 years. Plus, many of these companies hit highs around the.com bubble or in 2007, but ever since then have absolutely blown past those previous highs as the company continues to generate new success and new profits. But one company that won't be around much longer to set new all-time highs is the sacrifice for the AMC and GameStop squeeze.

None other than Bed Bath and Beyond Tendy Baron has tweeted seeing Bed Bath and Beyond shares will be canceled on the effective date which is on or about September 30th, Bed Bath and Beyond is completing its bankruptcy process and won't even remain listed on the OTC markets, saying on the effective date of the plan, all of these shares will be canceled, released, and extinguished, and will be of no further force or effect pursuant to the plan. And that's in relation to the 782 million shares of common stock issued and outstanding as of July 20th, 2023. Now this isn't me trying to hate on Bed Bath and Beyond all trying to suggest you sell shares if you're still holding shares of Bed Bath and Beyond I'm. just pointing out they both and Beyond sacrifice frame C and for GameStop.

But I Also wanted to use this to point out the importance of the recent AMC reverse split. So right now AMC is currently trading around eight dollars per share after the reverse split. Now say what you want about the reverse split, but without this split, AMC would currently be trading around 80 cents per share. Trading around 80 cents per share would trigger a d listing notice from the New York Stock Exchange and from the NASDAQ because Aims see and all other companies must at least maintain a one to two dollar listing price, This would have obviously given AMC some time to regain compliance with those listing requirements.

But without those listing requirements and without trading above two dollars per share, AMC would have been delisted to the OTC market. The OTC market is somewhere even more dark, somewhere even more sketchy, and somewhere even less regulated than the New York, Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ. Obviously, we know the SEC does nothing to prevent companies from manipulating stocks on the New York, Stock, Exchange and the NASDAQ, but with the OTC markets, it's even worse if we look to Bed, Bath and Beyond, it's currently trading for just 14 cents on the OTC markets. And again, if we look at Blockbuster or the Blockbuster liquidation company again, it's only trading between one cent to four cents on the OTC.

Now I would much rather take eight dollars per share with 10 times less shares than 14 cents per share with 10 times more shares any day of the week. And speaking of that, AMC manipulation it seems Biggums as usual, has came with its receipts yesterday. I spoke about the order imbalances for AMC I said I'd seen a number of order imbalances through September on the 19th, 15th, 13th and a second I also mentioned Biggums had said AMC had seen these imbalances for the last 10 days straight. I said it might have been possible, but I hadn't seen the evidence.

But as usual, Here Comes Biggums with that evidence showing, AMC had been setting order imbalances every single day. On the 19th, we had 163 000 shares, on the 18th, 227, 000, on a 15th, before the weekend 186 000 and on the 14th 246 000. But again, that's not all because on the 13th we also had 345 000 and before that, 77 000 and a hundred and fifteen thousand. And you'll also see all of these order imbalances have occurred on the buy, side by side by side by side by side and again, buy side by side by side.

This is because there are tons of AMC buying orders every single day, but no real shares that are being sold at this price and it's just simply virtue and Citadel that can come and trade in front of their customers. They can sell their customers data and they can fulfill these trades with their infinite liquidity variabilities. but all that does is increase their liability on the number of real shares of AMC they need to find or the number of fake shorts they need to close out of. So guys, be sure to let me know what you think down in the comments below.

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