Today I Want to talk about how when Ken Griffin finally slips up, he will face jail as a result of the failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank Their Executives likely face trial and Ken Griffin will be no different. I Also wanted to quickly touch on some crazy body and we've just seen in Bed Bath and Beyond that I think without a shadow of a doubt, proves the existence of synthetic shares. so stay tuned and let's make some money. And now I want to dive straight in with the key information.

So here's a video from Congress that talks about how Executives from Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank are solely to blame for the bank's failure and how they will be forced to pay back their bonuses and likely stand trial. As a result. the failure of Silicon Valley Bank on the Federal Reserve's watch very clearly calls into question whether or not some of that trust was misplaced. Make no mistake, The Lion's Share of the blame is on incompetent Bank Executives And it's outrageous that these people took bonuses and sold stock in the days leading up to the bank's failure.

We should hold these Executives accountable for the fullest extent of the law and Claw back those bonuses and stock sales. I'm co-sponsoring a bill to do just that. but as I laid out in a letter to you Vice chair Bar that by the way was signed by 11 other Senators spanning the ideological Spectrum It's Gravely concerning that retail participants literally just regular everyday people were able to figure out that something was wrong with Silicon Valley Bank before your Regulators took appropriate action. Now these folks don't have access to non-public information like the bank examiners do, but when people on Reddit and Twitter can spot bank mismanagement before The Regulators something is terribly wrong.

and I think that is absolutely true when people on YouTube read it and Twitter can spot bank failure before the regulators and before even the executives of those Banks themselves. something is clearly significantly wrong. and therefore, these Executives should be held accountable to the full extent of the law and should likely face trial as a result. And we can see that it even seems that some other major Bank CEOs are trying to escape before it all gets ugly.

We've just seen the UBS CEO resigning and as Wall Street Silver tweeted, he said the ship is heading for an iceberg. Are they getting out now before it gets ugly? And that's why I say when Ken Griffin finally slips up and does something wrong, he will be caught for his illegal Market manipulation and will likely face trial as well and we'll likely go to jail. Investor Turf has posted this article saying Citadel Securities Is it the shadiest hedge fund since Bernie Madoff This article starts by talking about the loan that Citadel Securities has taken on the equity in their business they've sold off over the last year and how they've paid off politicians like Jeanette Yellen with their speaking peace. He also talks about how they effectively forced Robin Hood to turn off the buy button and only escaped prosecution as a result of those significant donations that Ken Griffin has made.

And it says in illusion It's clear that Citadel Securities and their hedge fund buddies have been up to no good. They've been manipulating the market, hiding losses, and potentially bribing politicians to keep their Shady practices. Under Wraps Now, obviously this is something we've known for some time and that's why I say when Ken Griffin finally slips up and does something wrong and Congress decides they don't like him anymore, Ken Griffin will be caught, those donations will be returned, and Ken Griffin will end up in jail. And it seems the current banking crisis is getting even worse.

That will likely expose more major Banks and more hedge funds and more market makers just like Citadel securities. Center Surfing has tweeted this article saying that Morgan Stanley and Charles Schwab are vulnerable to a bank run and they've been forced to sell off Securities at a loss. Also, guys, be sure to sign up to MooMoo the sponsor of today's video. using the link in the description below.

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But Morgan Stanley Analysts say otherwise it's a Schwab's roots and performance has not been up to Morgan Stanley's expectations with customers moving cash out of sweep accounts into money market funds at a rate twice that which the bank had been modeling for. As a result, Schwab's earnings are under more pressure than initially anticipated and the company is facing 22 billion dollars in unrealized losses due to Rising rates. And therefore, Morgan Stanley believes the bank will be forced to sell Securities at a loss to fund future withdrawals. So it's really interesting that it's just another bank saying they're fine in terms of liquidity when actually they're not.

These Regional Banks and smaller banks have been coming out and saying the bank is strong and their liquidity is fine, but usually most of the time solvent companies don't need to tell everyone and reassure everyone that everything's okay. It usually tends to be the insolvent companies telling people that everything is fine to try and reduce the Panic so these insolvent companies can make it out without going bankrupt as a prime example of just how bad it gets during a bank run. Peruvian Bull tweet saying that in 24 hours, 85 of Silicon Valley Banks deposits were withdrawn or attempted to withdrawn. So we can see that when Panic does spiral, pretty much a hundred percent of A bank's reserves or A bank's deposits can be withdrawn overnight.

And on top of that, it also seems like cash flow from Blackstone's portfolio no longer covers their debt payments. The rating agencies have downgraded Blackstone's debt as it seems the income they're receiving on their commercial property and residential property portfolios can no longer cover their Rising interest costs circuit. I Think we're going to see more and more bigger institutions and Banks struggling to meet their debt payments again. This is just going to end in more unrealized losses and realized losses for these banks, for these hedge funds, and for these major institutions again, which is going to end in more Panic more Bank runs more Banks shutting down, more Executives facing trial, hopefully more Executives going to jail as well And I also wanted to talk about how interactive brokers have finally shown their true colors.

As Boss Blunt has tweeted, he said, goodbye Interactive Brokers They've decided to change their terms of service to allow certain cash account shares to be lent out without your permission. He said: Brokers clearly don't care about you if they're lending out your shares without your permission. Obviously, these Brokers are doing it because these trading platforms are struggling, because they're losing tons and tons of money and they're trying to figure out how to get any cash through the door. Also, considering they're working with these hedge funds, they've decided it's best to lend out your securities without your permission to get additional interest income for themselves.

And again, this is just another reason as to why we're seeing AMC's cost to borrow interest rate going up higher and higher because these shorts are desperate for your shares so they can try and push the price down further, hoping that more people will sell, which obviously they won't. On top of that, it seems that Wealth Simple is doing the exact same thing. It's both simple now. won't even let you into the platform unless you start lending out your shares.

You can see this screenshot talks about turning your stocks or shares into passive income and how you can boost your portfolios performance with no extra effort by lending out your stocks. It then shows you how it works and how you can review the agreements. But there's only one singular button for agree and continue. There's no button that says no thank you.

There's no X in the corner you can push, so you have to allow your shares to be lent out to enter the platform. Christina Added saying there is some small print that you may opt out in your settings, but you can't actually enter the platform unless you agree to lend out your shares. It seems more and more platforms are getting more and more desperate when they're working with the hedgies to ensure that your Shares are lent out regardless if they have your permission or not. It seems the shorts are desperate to get hold of more of your shares to try and push the price down to avoid the squeeze when the next leg down of the market crash which is pretty much guaranteed to happen actually happens.

I Also wanted to quickly touch on the crazy volume we've just seen in Bed Bath and Beyond yesterday, which I think just goes to prove even more the existence of synthetic shares now. Bed Bath and Beyond has a public float size of 113 million shares. That means that at any one time there's 113 million shares trading in the open market. But it's also important to remember a lot of these Shares are going to be held by insiders and not traded locked away via DRS and not traded as well and held by Massive institutions that typically don't trade their shares on a day-to-day basis.

So maybe trading at any one time you've say only got 50 or 60 million shares available to trade and available to buy and sell during the day. Now there's two parts that make the volume we've just seen absolutely crazy on: Bed Bath and Beyond. The first part of that is the volume we saw yesterday alone, which is 158 million shares traded in a single day. Now if the float is 113 million shares and only 50 or 60 million of those can actually be traded, that's around three times the available shares traded in a singular day.

I Think: without a shadow of a doubt, trading over the total flow and trading three times the available shares in one single a day just simply proves the synthetics. And on top of that, we've also seen average volume over the last month or so of 70 million shares trading hands every single day consecutively for the last 30 days. So they've not just traded over the entire flow in One Singular day, but they've also been trading three quarters of the flow every day on average for the last month again. I Think this really does just prove there's hundreds of millions, if not billions of Bed Bath and Beyond shares circulating out there right now due to all of those synthetics.

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