Today I Want to talk about how Robin Hood may be about to collapse because just like Regional Banks they're desperate for more cash. I Also want to talk about what I think will be the next Dominator full and how exactly this will lead to the squeeze. So stay tuned and let's make some money. And now that I've straight in with the information, so Tony tweet is saying just as a heads up to anyone using Robinhood, you can only withdraw up to fifty thousand dollars per day, and therefore, if you think you're safe depositing up to the claimed 1.5 million dollars of FDIC Insurance protection, just realize it'll take you over a month to get your funds transferred to a real bank.

So funny enough, Robin Hood introduced a new policy on the 17th of March 2023, the day that Silicon Valley Bank and effectively Signature Bank ended up collapsing. That new policy is that actually Robin Hood isn't governed by the 250 000 FDIC limit. They're actually governed by up to 1.5 million dollars of insurance. And that's because as they say, they effectively split your deposits or sweep your cash into several Banks between Goldman Sachs Wells Fargo City Bank HSBC Bank of Baroda and U.S Bank.

But obviously, at the same time, you can only withdraw up to fifty thousand dollars per day, so your money is effectively locked away and it's quite difficult to access effectively. They're limiting withdrawals just like Citadel and a number of other hedge funds have done over the last few months now. It also seems like very coincidental timing to introduce this new policy, or at least to send out an email to all investors and all customers reminding them of this coincidental additional insurance. It seems more like a desperate cash grab to try and get more customers taking their funds out of large Banks or even Regional Banks and depositing it with Robin Hood instead.

And that is why Robin Hood is also coincidentally offering up to 4.15 interest on your cash balances. which obviously, as Amanda points out, that's better than most bank accounts and even fintech companies too. So it just seems so coincidental that Robin Hood is reminding you of this new insurance policy and is somehow paying crazy high interest rates to attract you to their platform. This obviously could be a sign that Robin Hood's losses have got even worse.

Obviously, Robin Hood was doing well in 2020 and 2021, but ever since, every single quarter their profits and revenues have been declining. Maybe it's at the point now, where Robin Hood is very close to a collapse and is trying to do anything they possibly can to get new money in the door and special situations has drawn out exactly what's happening with these currently collapsing dominoes. obviously the FED Rose interest rates which led to the collapse of Silvergate Bank and Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank and now Credit Suites as well. Obviously, I think the big dog or the largest Dominator full will be Citadel Securities Whether Citadel is the next Domino to fall in this chain or when there's a few more dominoes in between I Don't know.

but it is showing the wheels are in motion and these dominoes are currently collapsing. and I'm sure there's bound to be more dominoes to fall over the next few weeks. And one of those potential dominoes, or just a force pushing against those dominoes is the struggling hedge fund industry we've had yet again, another hedge fund. This time it's Hayders Macro hedge fund which has just plunged 32 percent this month on bond moves.

Again, it seems hedge funds are once again struggling. The S P 500 isn't yet setting new lows, but because the banking crisis and effectively the bond explosion, many of these hedge funds are also struggling again. And it seems that really reason for these hedge fund struggles and the reason for the current banking crisis is of course, retail Investors Now which I Showed you this video yesterday when the chairman of UBS effectively blamed retail investors or the last year's social media frenzy. The chairman of Credit Suisse said that last Autumn We had a social media storm and highlighted the changing environment in the market, and that storm had massive repercussions that were felt more in the retail sector than in the wholesale sector.

So it seems that Robin Hood could potentially be the next Domino to fool. or maybe it's going to be UBS if Credit Suisse's toxic positions are too much for them to handle. And if you haven't already, be sure to join me over a moon with a sponsor of today's video. Using the link in the description below, you can currently get up to 17 free stocks entirely commission free trading Free level 2, Market data, and most importantly of all, MooMoo is very easy to use.

It's very clear they've got tons of technical indicators and advanced charting tools. and with movie, they've also got entirely free 24 7 customer support, and you can also trade around the clock with their full extended trading hours. Alternatively, maybe it'll end up being Deutsche Bank instead because their credit default swaps arose yesterday even more than Ubs's did I believe it was published some time ago, that if Credit Suisse fell, Deutsche Bank wouldn't be too far apart. I Assume Deutsche Bank has a lot of crossover with Credit Suisse in terms of the positions they take and in terms of the type of hedge funds they finance.

similar to how in 2008, Merrill Lynch ended up collapsing very quickly after Layman brothers and needed to be rescued by Bank of America. So it may end up being that Deutsche Bank actually ends up collapsing fairly quickly, potentially even before UBS causing the next Domino to topple. But I think that ultimately the final Domino to full will indeed be Citadel Securities to effectively reset the market making industry. And speaking of Credit Suisse I wanted to quickly touch on Credit Suisse's Obv now.

I've touched on Obv on the channel before, but have mostly only looked at AMC's Obv and have never really compared it to anything else. So the Obv measures buying and selling pressure as a cumulative indicator that adds up volume on updates and subtracts volume on down days. So we've created Suite since 2006. Obviously, the stock has fallen from highs of around 80 to below one dollar per share.

This falling price was caused by there being more sales or more selling orders than there was buying pressure. and that's why if you look at the Obv, Credit Suisse's Obv has always been declining, but especially over the last year absolutely fell off a cliff. Credit: Suite is Obv sits somewhere around negative 3.5 billion. That means there's been 3.5 billion more shares sold than there has been purchased.

and that's obviously what led to the price falling from 80 down to less than a dollar per share. Or looking at the last year specifically down from I think around ten dollars to below one dollar and they say Tom Surely, because AMC has fallen from highs of 70 dollars to its current price around five or six dollars. Surely, the AMC Obv should look exactly the same as this and should be falling massively, right? Well, that's where it gets really, really confusing because not only has the AMC Obv not fallen into negative territory, it's actually been increasing over the last two years consistently. Obviously, back in June of 20, 21, AMC's Obv rocketed up, but it didn't just stay there and it didn't fall back downwards, it actually continued getting higher.

AMC's Obv retreated to around 4 billion shares, but has since increased up to 4.6 billion. but a simulation ape Nation tweeted. He said the float is 515 million shares, but we've had about 9.5 times the flow in buying pressure. yet we went from 77 down to 3.70 at the lowest.

Again, I Think this just really proves the existence of synthetic shorting and the existence that we are indeed correct and own the flow multiple times over. So it just proves that at some point we will win. AMC will squeeze and these shorts will end up being covered provided AMC doesn't go bankrupt which it stands no chance of doing and now stock sense. Frank Asked the question on Twitter and answered it saying when will AMC and ape be valued higher effectively asking when exactly were they Square and he said it might go up when the people forcibly holding it down run out of a large amount of money.

Okay, when those synthetic short sellers can no longer push the price of AMC down due to them being liquidated or just not having enough cash And he said, we know the dam is cracking as you may have noticed by all of these dominoes starting to fall, He said AMC has a daily average of 588 000 Ftds worth on average around 13 million dollars every single day. But obviously right now, especially over the last two or three months, AMC has seen a significant increase in Ftds, especially last month in February when we saw over 10 million Fdds in a single day. and therefore I Don't think it will be long until more users are receiving notifications just like this. With Ape reaching over a hundred billion dollars in market capitalization, this notification will put the price of Ape over a hundred dollars per share.

Now that is exactly what I want to see for AMC and for Ape as well. And obviously if pre-split is hitting a hundred dollars per share, that means post split, it will be hitting a thousand dollars per share and hopefully even higher. 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.

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