Today I Want to talk about how Ken Griffin insipido Securities are running out of cash? I Want to explain why Ken has withdrawn his funding of political campaigns and why Citadel Securities is in big trouble and how they're hiding the truth. So stay tuned and let's make some money. And now I'll drive straight in with the key information. So Frank tweeted saying I bet Ken is running tight on funds and references this article from The Daily Mail So this article says the billionaire hedge fund manager who is Akita Santa's backer has paused his support for the Florida Governor's ailing 2024 campaign.

It says the Chicago base hedge funder had been expected to be a major descent it's backer, but now billionaire Ken Griffin is reportedly reconsidering support for the Santis. Now this article says his excuse is that he's frustrated with Desantis's lack of progress in the GOP Primary race and as a result has hit the pause button. Ken Griffin was previously a mega donor giving 71 million dollars to Republican Federal campaigns in the 20 2022 midterms and has donated hundreds of millions of dollars over kids previously. Ken Griffin Previously said that Santis has a tremendous record as governor of Florida and our country would be well served by him as president, but now for some reason has withdrawn all the funding either.

Ken Griffin is running out of cash and is struggling more and more or the Santis has decided not to do Ken Griffin's bidding any longer. So this post really explains why Citadel Securities and Ken Griffin are so financially strained at the moment and also explains how they tried to hide that in their security sold, not yet purchased figure. Now, security sold, not yet purchased is something that's been covered to death over the last six months to a year. Their figure for security sold, not yet purchased had increased in 2017, 18, 19, 20, and 2021, but somehow decreased in 2022.

Now, it was confusing for a long time as to why Sadel's security sold, not yet purchased position had decreased. but this post really explains exactly what's going on. So with Citadel and with a lot of other hedge funds market makers and major Banks, you have two things. You have the Securities themselves like shares and you have the derivatives like put and call options and Total return swaps.

Obviously, you can short the shares directly or you can take out put options or Total return swaps and take indirect short positions. Now, while the figure for security sold not yet purchased had decreased, let's check out what happened to Citadel's derivative figures. Now these figures are all stated in millions of dollars. So where it says 239 000, that's actually 239 billion.

So back in 2018, Citadel had 239 billion dollars of total derivative liabilities. Just looking specifically at the equity liabilities AK put options and Total return swaps, it was 219 billion. Now in 2019, that figure actually stayed exactly where it was at 239 billion dollars of derivative liabilities. But in 2020, that figure increased from 239 billion to 345 billion.

In 2021, it increased from 345 billion up to 470 billion. And in 2022, it actually increased once again from 470 billion all the way to 565 billion. Citadel Currently has half a trillion dollars in total derivative liabilities, and these derivative liabilities didn't decrease in 2022. Like their security sold but not yet purchased, they actually increased significantly by nearly a hundred billion dollars.

Obviously, this isn't half a trillion dollars in AMC liabilities. Specifically, it's half a trillion dollars in liabilities on the entire Market. But I wonder just how much of this half a trillion dollars in liabilities that they're actually stuck in and cannot close out of. And he said, in conclusion, Citadel now has over 500 billion dollars in equity derivatives while Goldman Flipping Sacks only has 385 billion and Citadel also has more in equity derivatives than every Commercial Bank that isn't JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs Citibank or Bank of America combined.

And what's also really interesting is that Bank of America also serves as the clearing and Prime broker for 87.2 percent of Citadel's net derivative assets and liabilities. So basically saying, if Citadel dies, then Bank of America dies just like Arcados did to Credit Suisse or if Bank of America goes under, then Citadel disappears too. Also guys, you can currently get a guaranteed free share of Tesla and a cash reward when you sign up to MooMoo. All you have to do is sign up to MooMoo Using the link in the description below and make the required qualifying deposit.

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and he said once the Federal Reserve hikes interest rates to six percent and unemployment tops four percent, which would indicate a recession, stocks will fall. And that's why Robert tweet is saying Apes we are so close. Come on now. look at all the fud and the panic in their voices.

This really reminds me of all of those videos and photos of Ken Griffin looking progressively worse as the last couple of years have gone by and where his voice has been sounding more and more stressed and all of these institutions are getting more and more panicked, calling for a massive collapse in the stock market. But obviously stocks don't usually just collapse out of nowhere, especially not giant collapses like 50. Plus, there needs to be some kind of trigger event for such a massive collapse. A trigger event like a market maker going bankrupt.

and Bloomberg has also posted saying investors are piling into Meme stocks once again, which could be dangerous for the broader. Market They've said investors are fascinated with Meme stocks again as they hunt through lower quality names, searching for turns, and in a process, they're raising a red flag for the S P 500 Index saying When some of the most heavily shorted stocks in the market rally like Meme stocks are doing right now and safe havens like consumer staple slump, investors should prepare for a few days of weakness in the broader market. And interestingly, JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs have been telling clients that Global hedge funds have rushed to unwind bets that U.S listed stocks will fall. This is basically saying JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs have been warning clients that Global hedge funds have been unwinding their short positions and this is due to the recent persistent rally that is threatening their performance.

Now so far I think it's only their short positions in big tech stocks and in Risky growth stocks that have been Unwound so far. But obviously if this current rally does continue and Shorts end up continuing to be squeezed, they'll be forced to close out of more of their short positions. obviously. Next up on the chopping block is those smaller main stocks like Bed Bath and Beyond Black Brain Nokia and others until finally.

Last of all, AMC GameStop You will know that I've explained before the order of risk that these hedge funds have which shorts get closed first and which shorts get close last. But obviously as the shorts continue to be squeezed more and more, they can't just close out of one small short position. They have to close out of more and more of their short positions. Until finally, either a all of their short positions are closed or B the fund goes bankrupt.

Finally, Carlos has tweeted Just another indicator to add to your long list of why markets will soon crash hard. This chart shows the increase in bankruptcy filings that have been moving up in the recent few weeks. You can see bankruptcy filings right now are currently even to where they were back in 2020 in Peak pandemic times and back in 2009 before that. So far this is only bankruptcy filings for U.S companies.

But it wouldn't surprise me if the number of hedge fund bankruptcies start skyrocketing as well. And I think when we start seeing more and more hedge funds going bankrupt, that's when the squeeze will really be upon us. But guys, be sure to let me know what you think down in the comments below. And as always, guys, be sure to ding that notification Bell because that way you'll be alerted when I put a new video Cheers!.

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