Welcome back to the channel everyone today, i want to talk about how the world's best investor ray dalio just bought, shares in amc and gamestop. Importantly, i want to talk about why he just bought those shares and how he knows that amc and gamestop are just about to squeeze based on what's currently happening in the wider market and some ongoing conversations that are happening behind closed doors. So stay tuned. And let's make some money, and now i want to dive straight in with the key information.

So you might start by saying tom who is ray dalio, and why do i care that this old guy has just invested into amc and gamestop well ray dalio? Is an american billionaire investor and hedge fund manager, who has served as co-chief investment officer of the world's largest hedge fund bridgewater associates since 1985., he actually founded bridgewater back in 1975 in new york, dalio is regarded as one of the greatest investors in the finance world. Having popularized many commonly used practices, ray dalio is famous for predicting the 2008 financial crisis. He even warned the treasury department and the white house of the incoming crisis and strategically invested his money in order to profit, and i think it's important to know that ray dalio is right now investing into amc and gamestop, because he knows that as the wider market Squeezes and as these high-profile executives start, snitching amc and gamestop will squeeze and as jay daunt has tweeted, he said, i'm going to say it one more time. Dokuan from terror, gabe plotkin from melvin capital and vlad tenet from robin hood were all greedy but ended up being finessed by ken griffin and citadel.

He says all three men got greedy and got finessed by ken griffin, but none of them have yet exposed the deals that bankrupt them and effectively crippled their reputations. But i've got a video coming out later today of how one very high profile hedge fund manager has just started a snitch on the shorts and the market makers, like ken griffin, as charles payne has pointed out, the number one opinion on wall street is that retail Investors must be punished much more. Their flickering optimism must be snuffed out 100. He says the retail investors must be crushed for believing in the stock market in order for the stock market itself to be a viable investment for those billionaires.

I think at this point it's basically a well-known fact: the elite capital of billionaire investors have been trying to punish retail investors for some time now, but by doing so have basically ended up screwing the economy. These over-leveraged longs and over-leveraged shorts have continued to take out these over-leveraged long positions on stocks like facebook, microsoft, amazon and many others, and have continued to take out these over leveraged short positions on stocks like amc, gamestop and many other meme stocks to punish those retail Investors by doing so, they're now in a position where they've created so many synthetic shares that they physically don't have the cash to actually cover these synthetics without bankrupting many of the largest hedge funds and market makers around, i think, ray dalio knows just how much of A pickle these billionaire investors have got themselves into and the fact they now can't escape and the market is starting to crash down around them. Charles payne was on fox business. Talking about how the market decline has been worsened by algorithmic sell-offs.

These algorithms have been running rampant, increasing the volatility in the wider markets, pushing stocks up by crazy amounts only to push them down a few days later, even further and as charles payne spoke about, the market decline has absolutely been worsened by these algorithms running out of Control, obviously, these algorithms have been going mad trying to force these retail investors to sell off their shares, so these billionaires can end up covering their short positions and not do too much damage to their large hedge funds. Obviously, as a result, retail investors have not been selling their shares, but the algorithms continue to try and scare us retail investors into selling and, as a byproduct has been pushing the market down potentially further than it should have fallen and unusual wells has just tweeted saying Just in elon musk says the us is probably in a recession for the next year to 18 months, and he adds the recession will probably end up getting worse than it already currently is, obviously so far the market hasn't even yet officially edged into a recession, as The s p, 500 hasn't yet fallen by 20 and we haven't yet seen two straight quarters of negative gdp growth. However, considering the fact that we aren't even officially in a recession, yet the nasdaq has still fallen by over 30 and many stocks in the s p. 500 are down by 50, 75 and even 90, and i think ray dalio has realized all of this and that's why he sold off his tesla stake and placed new bets on gamestop and amc also guys be sure to sign up to moomoo, using the link in The description below to get up to seventeen thousand five hundred dollars in free stocks, moomoo and future have also officially announced that moomoo does not accept payment for order flow, and therefore moon was brilliant for buying amc.

Moomoo is also very easy to use, and it's incredibly customizable and that's why moomoo has just won the award for being the best trading platform. It says, bridgewater and ray dalio have never disclosed an amc stake. Aka ray dalio has never purchased amc before and hasn't held. Gamestop since 2018, but now clearly ray dalio, thinks that amc and gamestop are brilliant stocks to hold and will outperform the majority of the market like tesla and many other stocks.

I imagine over the next few months as the wider market continues to fall. Ray dalio will be increasing both of his positions in amc and gamestop as the squeeze approaches. I think it's also important to point out that three new banks have been added to the standing repo facility hsbc, the bank of new york, mellon and wells fargo have all just been added to the standing repo facility, which is supposed to only be used in the Case of emergencies, he says in july 2021 the fed added to its implementation toolkit announcing the establishment of a domestic standing repurchase agreement or repo facility srf. The srf serves as a backstop in money markets to support the effective implementation of monetary policy and smooth market functioning.

There's even a paragraph that says: when is the srf likely to be used and it's likely to be used solely as a backstop facility? The srf is only intended to be used intermittently when stress emerges in funding markets and overnight interest rates are pressured higher. It says the fed's experience with repo operations suggests that these operations are unlikely to see use under normal market conditions. Now this isn't to be confused with the overnight reverse repo facility that i've spoken about many times over the last year. It says to support its policy objectives.

The fomc has established repo and reverse repo facilities. The overnight reverse repo facility that i've spoken about many times before helps provide a flaw under overnight interest rates, by acting as an alternative investment for a broad race of money. Market investors, when rates fall below the interest on reserve balances, however, the standing repo facility, what i've just been speaking about over the last few minutes, serves as a backstop to dampen upward interest rate pressures that can occasionally emerge in overnight us dollar funding markets. Now this is really really interesting here, because we've got an overnight reverse repo facility to provide a floor and the standing reverse repo facility, which serves as a backstop to dampen upward interest rates.

Aka create a ceiling. Now this page massively contradicts itself by saying well, the srf is intended as a backstop to limit upward pressure, aka creative ceiling and the overnight reverse repo facility is intended to place a floor under overnight interest rates. The combination of this floor and ceiling doesn't mean the fed is using a corridor system in which reserves are scarce, to implement monetary policy like it did just before 2008. So back in 2008 the fed created a floor and a ceiling to help keep interest rates somewhat normal and to try and avoid a recession.

But the use of the floor and ceiling in 2022 apparently isn't the same as the floor and ceiling used just before the 2008 crash knowledge. That's very, very contradictory, because this floor and ceiling is the exact same thing and again, just goes to show. The market is likely to continue crashing over the next few months and finally, ben bernanke. The former chairman of the federal reserve, sees stagflation ahead.

He said even under the benign scenario, we should have a slowing economy and inflation is still too high, but supposedly is slowly coming down. You see there's likely to be a period in the next year or two where growth is slow, but unemployment is still high and inflation is also high as well. So you could call that stagflation. Mr bernanke also appears to be somewhat concerned about the credibility of the fed reserve in the public consciousness, especially given the aggressive approach that he took in 2008 and that mr powell has continued during the pandemic.

He's also concerned about house prices, saying they've risen, a lot like 30 in the last two years and believes the fed was slow to act about the rising inflation, so guys be sure to leave a comment below and ding that notification bell so that you'll be alerted When i upload a new video cheers.