Welcome back to the channel everyone today, i want to talk about exactly how long the squeeze is likely to last. I want to come at this from two different angles: firstly, trading halts, and how long are they likely to last and then? Secondly, i want to talk about liquidations and how long they might take to happen so stay tuned and let's make some money, and now i want to dive straight in with the key information. So i want to start by setting the scene and this post says: if anybody didn't know, the mother of all short squeezes will likely last days to a few weeks to his peak, he said: they've got a lot of shares to cover it's multiple different institutions and Hedge funds that also have to cover as well and therefore liquidations, are going to take place at different price points and take different lengths of time. But let's start by talking about trading, halts and circuit, breaker hulls and what different types of halt there are and how long each different type of halt lasts.

So the first type of haul we have is what's known as a volatility hull, with a pause code of l-u-d-p or l-u-l-d. So this stands for limit up limit downhaul because it can halt either on the way up or on the way down. Obviously it says a halt on volatility. Pause is one of the most common types of circuit, breaker halts in the market.

If a stock moves up or down too quickly within a five minute period, it can cause an automatic circuit, breaker halt that will pause trading for five minutes now it doesn't always last for five minutes. I want to give an example here of dwac. We can see on the 21st of october. It was halted from 11 56 to 1201, which was obviously five minutes.

It was haunted again from 12, 19 to 12, 24, 5 minutes, 13, 15, 13, 20, 5 minutes and so on. But then, on the 22nd of october it was halted from 9 30, all the way to 10 o'clock, exactly which is a 30 minute hole. So therefore, the luld or the ludp can last anywhere between 5 and 30 minutes, depending on what time of the day it is if it's dead on 9 30 or if it's just somewhere else in the day, and also how volatile the stock is behaving at that Time now, obviously, when amc is squeezing we're likely to see amc, get halted multiple times a day every single day for a few days or a few weeks. Obviously, when the stock is halted, no trading, so no buying or no selling can happen at that time and obviously, when amc does squeeze we're likely to see multiple half-hour long halts on a single day and therefore for the majority of the day, there won't actually be Much trading going on it says this type of haul helps smooth volatility in the market and prevent flash crashes.

It forces traders to take a five minute timeout or a half hour time out research, the stock, the news and anything else, and often times. If a stock is spiking up and is halted, it will reopen even higher now. This is definitely still the case with amc when amc is being halted. Other funds and institutions can still be liquidated in this time period and they'll just queue their buy order to cover those shorts and therefore, as soon as amc reopens out of the halt, there will be an entire institution with buy orders lined up to buy amc at Any price to cover their shorts that'll obviously cause amc to reopen higher.

It will spike amc even higher and potentially cause another 30 minute volatility halt, in which time another fund will then be liquidated and queue there. By order now, when a large short hedge fund, like citadel, is being liquidated, it may take multiple halts for their entire short position to be covered. For example, amc may reopen from a halt and then 10 of citadel's short position will be covered and that alone could take us into another 30-minute hole. When we reopen from that one.

Another 10 of citadel's short position might be covered again so 20 of their overall position and then another 30 minute trading hall and the author says: i've seen examples where a stock spikes up 10 in two minutes and gets halted for five minutes. It reopens and immediately spikes another 10 and gets halted for a second time for five minutes. It then reopens and spikes another 10 and gets halted for five minutes a third time it reopens and then sells off 10. For example, if paper hands are selling their shares or another institution is selling their long position and it will get halted going back down again when it then reopens for the fifth time, it's likely to spike up another 10, because another institution will be liquidated or more Shares will be purchased to cover more shorts, and then it will get halted from sixth time now.

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Each is potentially up to 17 500 in free stock. Now the next type of haul is a pending news hall, which has a code of t1. Now this one isn't really too applicable to amc, as this whole only really happens when there's, maybe a merger or a bankruptcy or a buyout. For example.

Now we also have what's called an sec trading suspension halt, which has a code of h10. It says this one is bad if a stock is halted by the sec, it's typically because it's a penny stock, over-the-counter stock, where it's being used by criminals to front load or manipulate the price of the stock. So again, that's not really too applicable for amc either. Now, finally, we also have a very interesting halt here.

This one's an additional information, requested hulk with a code of t12. It says this is typically another bad haul, which usually happens when a stock has run up a lot, but there is no reason backing the run says this usually happens on pump and dumps or huge short squeezes, and in most cases when this hole is lifted. The stock will come plummeting down because there is nothing to support this drastic move. Now.

This one does sound a lot more like amc, because obviously we will have a huge short squeeze and then we'll have this t12 halt. After all of those short, hedge funds have finished, covering their shorts and then, after all, of the shorts have finished covering well there's, nothing left to squeeze, as amc will have already been squeezed and obviously, at that time the stock will then come plummeting back down, because There's nothing to support all the additional buying uh thousands of thousands of dollars per share because all of the shorts will have been covered. So let's talk a little bit more about that t12 hall, one of the most uncommon trading court codes is t12, which is what was assigned to dry ship stockholm, which is just another stock listed on the stock exchange. The t12 halt code is put in place when the nasdaq exchange requests additional information from the company.

The nasdaq exchange is likely questioning why the stock for driveships soared from more than five dollars per share to above 120 dollars per share in just a week. Now it says driveships did not respond to that request for comment on the stockhold halt sanawa according to finra, a trading halt for t12 can last up to 10 business days and is issued when the sec believes the investing public may be at risk. Now. I think this hulk could definitely happen.

Obviously we, the retail investing public won't be at risk, will stand to benefit massively from the short squeeze, but the sec may determine the hedge funds to be public and they may determine the hedge funds to be at risk which obviously they are because they're going to Be liquidated and on top of this, the sec tends to side with the hedge funds as we've seen this year and therefore it really wouldn't surprise me if we do see a t12 halt for potentially up to 10 business days. So now we know that circuit breaker halts are likely to last pretty much all day for multiple days and the sec could even issue a t12 halt. Halting amc for up to 10 business days, but on top of that, when the hedge funds start being liquidated. How long is that likely to take? Is that going to happen in 30 seconds? Is it going to happen instantly? Is it going to take two hours? Is it going to take two days two weeks? How long is it really going to take taking our chaos, capital management, for example? It took our cacos about a week to liquidate their full portfolio.

Most of the liquidations happen on friday, as goldman sachs sold off more than 10 billion dollars of shares, morgan stanley, offloaded 8 billion worth of shares, deutsche sold off 4 billion and some other smaller banks sold off some shares as well on tuesday, nomura and mitsubishi ufj. Financial group started selling off their shares, which was around 300 million for mitsubishi around one to two billion for nomura and then on wednesday, credit suite started, selling off as well and then again on the thursday mizuho started selling off their shares as well, which is around 90 million dollars from deals with our chagos, so overall, it took our cagos about a week to fully liquidate their entire portfolio. But the interesting thing here is that, even though our chaos had some sketchy positions, they didn't have any illegal positions and they weren't trying to hide anything. Obviously, if a fund doesn't really keep track of exactly how many synthetic shares they're holding it could take much longer to liquidate the full fund, maybe multiple weeks or even a month or two to liquidate the full hedge fund.

On top of that, different funds are going to be liquidated at different price points. For example, some funds are going to be liquidated when amc hits eighty dollars some funds when amc hits a hundred dollars some funds when amc hits two hundred dollars and therefore some funds will be liquidated on day one of the squeeze, but some funds, for example, may Not be liquidated until day, four or day, five of the squeeze and therefore i think all in all, it may take multiple weeks, maybe even a month or two for amc to fully squeeze to its very highest point now. I also wanted to talk about some more confirmation between the gamestop and loot bring partnership. We have a tweet here from uncle spack, saying guys.

The gamestop community manager posted pictures of his metaverse home and look what's on his shelf. You can see here from a shelf in the metaverse there's a photo frame with the loop ring versus ethereum price. There's also some funny books at the top here called the time machine. The metaverse one called: are you reading these one called nft drip one meta future.

One pfps 102 we've got a brave new world and discover discord now i'll, actually post a link to his metaverse home down in the comments below, and you can actually walk around his home here in the metaverse and obviously, if you go up to his desk, we Can see here the photo frame showing loop ring and ethereum's price now this is obviously the community development manager for gamestop. So why do i so often go on about loot print and their partnership with gamestop, and why do i think that loot print is a massive massive catalyst for the overall moas there's a post here on reddit? That says, we need a blockchain for stocks, because this would solve naked shorting. A blockchain for stocks would expose synthetic shares, we'll be able to see where shares are at any moment in time and whenever necessary, and therefore naked shorting wouldn't be a thing, because each share would be individually traceable and we'd be able to trace and find out when New shares were created, we could see when shares are first issued and stored at the company's sponsored bank when shares are sold and who and where these came from. If this happened, then nobody could make it sure it wouldn't remove liquidity, because the blockchain could process transactions in seconds.

Theoretically, the blockchain would still be controlled by the sec and everyone could download and participate in processing the stock market. He says, imagine a blockchain stock market with every share effectively being an nft each share or each token could never be duplicated and everyone could see where they came from. They could still have their dark pools to send the nft tokens on a blockchain to and designated darkpool addresses where everyone can see now this could potentially be what loot print are doing. Miss kerry here, tweeted at loot, prince saying, is there any plans for a new chat system? There's many concerns with the popular ones that are currently available.

Byron from loot ring, replied, saying not currently is right. Now we're hyper focused on building the infrastructure necessary to make a more fair and more free financial system. He said once we deploy zk evm, it will be very easy for a new or existing chat to deploy atop the zk evm to make it immutable or unstoppable. Now i think this is brilliant, that loop ring are working towards a more fair and more free financial system and, finally, for today i wanted to quickly touch on a new all-time high in the reverse repo market.

Our previous all-time high was 1.758 trillion dollars, but yesterday, on the 31st of december, we saw a whopping 1.9 trillion dollars in that reverse repo market. I suggested back here on the 20th of december that even in two weeks, we could see two trillion dollars in the reverse repo market, which could still very possibly come to fruition. We also saw a record high of number of new parties with a hundred and three parties partaking in the reverse repo facility. This is massive massive news for the overall market, as it just goes to show just how many institutions are feeling the pinch and are on the cusp of liquidation, guys be sure to.

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