Today I Want to talk about how market makers are quite literally about to be margin called as warned by the Bank for International Settlements and the current CEO protest. So stay tuned and let's make some money. And now we drive straight in with the key information. So as gold Telegraph tweeted they said breaking news.

The Bank for International Settlements is warning that Central Clearing Houses that hold over a trillion dollar in liquid assets May exasperate periods of financial stress. Saying this does not seem good. So first, let's clear up and clarify both Clearing Houses and Market Makers are the same thing. They're both designed to ensure the market flows smoothly or smoothly and to ensure that settlement is made between two parties.

They're effectively the intermediatory or the market maker that glues the two parties together. If someone wants to buy and there's no shares available, that clearing house or Market maker steps in to fill the order. And if somebody body wants to sell and there's no buyers, the Clearing House or Market maker takes the other side of the trade. They're supposed to ensure that markets flow smoothly and flow fairly, but we all know that hasn't been happening.

And now the Bank for International Settlements is warning that these large Clearing Houses or market makers May exasperate periods of financial stress. And the researchers also raised concerns over Clearing Houses and their $600 billion of Holdings in government bonds. And literally word for word, it says that margin calls from Clearing Houses are seen stoking the future crisis. So the Bank for International Settlements is literally warning that if a clearing house or Market maker gets margin called, that will cause a financial crisis.

So for everyone that's going to jump into the comments and type clickbait I've literally quoted this article word for word. So this article says that the use of a central Clearing House or a market maker was seen as a to fix after the 2008 crisis, but Bank for International Settlement researchers see a liquidity risk from Margin Call spirals Effectively, if one of these market makers gets margin called, it will create a massive margin Co spiral crashing the price of all of these stocks. All of these Securities and crashing the market, making those margin calls even worse. Even worse and even worse saying Clearing Houses or market makers that hold over a trillion dollarars in ass assets May Exac periods of financial stress creating margin spirals that can push down asset prices.

So literally exactly what I just explained. And if these market makers or Clearing Houses increase initial margin requirements for its members or customers during these times of stress, this may lead to fire sales in equity and derivative markets because these investors dump assets to raise the needed funds for margin calls, increasing volatility further, and triggering additional rounds of margin calls. Literally exactly what we've explained over the last 3 years and said would happen. when these shorts have to sell off their longs, it creates an even worse problem crashing the market further.

meaning they have to sell off more assets to meet margin calls until eventually they get liquidated and margin called as an entire fund, forced to sell off all long positions and close out of all short positions. Now you may be saying now: Tom Surely these margin calls are absolutely miles away. There's no chance any of these market makers could ever be margin calleded, and a market crash could surely never, ever happen again in the future of the universe. Well, actually, you'd be wrong because the top bosses of JP Morgan Bank of America City Group Wells Fargo and others are currently really worried about these margin requirements.

And they're not just worried about margin requirements, but they're expected to warn lawmakers that Capital hikes and other new regulations will hurt the economy and should be indefinitely shelv. And these top bosses aren't just going to warn these lawmakers about increased margin requirements. they're actually going to protest before. Congress These top bosses of JP Morgan City Group Bank of America Wells Fargo and others are literally refusing increased margin requirements.

That's likely because these top bosses of these Banks can't handle increased margin requirements. and if they were forced to post those increased margin requirements, they'd have to do exactly what that Bank of International Settlements article is warning of and have a fire sale of assets to get the cash needed to meet margin requirements. So this margin calling of a market maker isn't a million miles away. Never, ever going to happen in our lifetime is actually right around the corner.

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I Don't think these margin requirements are going to be lowered. If anything, they're going to be increased triggering these margin calls. So these big Bank CEOs are currently stuck between a rock and a hard place right now. What the SEC is arguing is that we need increased margin requirements to try and stop things like Silicon Valley Bank from happening again.

By increasing those margin requirements, it means the banks will be holding more cash and less susceptible to bank runs. But obviously the problem being is that these Banks don't have enough cash. and if they don't meet margin requirements, they will face margin calls. which really is what you need to keep the economy safe.

If someone's too overleveraged, they're taking on too many losses, and they're losing too much money, they really need to be margin calleded and shut down and liquidated. It gets incredibly risky, incredibly stupid, and Incredibly damaging to the economy if these big banks are let off the hook from these margin calls when they're in solvent. But obviously what the bankers are trying to do or what these big CEOs and market makers are trying to do is push towards no, no margin requirements and no regulation whatsoever. Which really is how we ended up in the 2008 mess in the first place.

If there's no margin requirements, no rules, no regulations, and no nothing, then these losses spiral out of control. And that's how you end up with incredibly damaging depression periods Financial crisises, periods of inflation, and all of that mess as well. Really, it's much safer and better regulation wise to push for more regulation, but obviously that ends up with the hedge funds and the market makers and these institutions being margin called and as a sign to show really exactly where we are on the financial crisis timeline, check out this article from stock sense Frank He tweeted this screenshot or this photo of Wells Fargo Closing Home Equity Lines of Credit. Here it says the Home Equity Line of Credit or HELOC saying new Home Equity Lines of credit are currently unavailable, saying due to current market conditions, we're temporarily suspend ending new applications for Helocs.

This is obviously due to high interest rates, the property Market struggling and obviously these Bankers for seeeing a financial crisis or at least a period of recession, you may say. Well, Tom maybe this happens all the time. Maybe it's not much to worry about. but check out this article from 2008 back in 2008 City Bank froze Helo in preparation for the recession.

so Wells Fargo are doing the exact same thing City Bank did at the start of 2008. and finally I Also wanted to quickly talk about the meme stock basket and how when one mem stock squeezes, all of the stocks will squeeze alongside investor. Turf Tweeted saying GameStop Concluded yesterday with a plus 10% closing, experiencing a 22% uptick in stock value over the past month. short sellers are enduring substantial losses in the billions.

And here's the top 10 hedge funds involved in shorting the GameStop stock. So you've got Sasana International Sandela Capital Management WS Management LLP Simplex Trading IMC Shakago Jan Street Pomelo Capital Citadel Advisors National Bank of Canada and Group One Trading. Now tell me how many of these hedge funds look familiar and how many of these hedge funds are shorting AMC As well We know Sasana. We know Simplex Trading We know IMC Chicago We know Jane Street We know Citadel Advisors and we know Group One trading.

All of these funds are all shorting AMC alongside GameStop So when these hedge funds are struggling and being squeezed in GameStop It's not just their GameStop position that will be squeezed. When the compan or fund is liquidated, the entire fund is liquidated. meaning they don't just have to buy back their GameStop shares. They also have to buy back all of the AMC shares causing the AMC squeeze alongside.

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