Today I Want to talk about the Secret of Exchange AMD transactions that are currently being investigated right now and I Also want to talk about some other side deals that have recently been made and how as a result the Shorts are in trouble. So stay tuned and let's make some money. And now I'm going to dive straight in with the key information. So Bloomberg Recently posted this article saying that private funds secretive side letter deals are targeted by the SEC.

It says an SEC proposal on investment funds side deals on track to be enacted early next year as some institutional investors worried they'll lose a favorite negotiating tool now. This article was posted December 19, 2022 and therefore this new SEC ruling is expected sometime early this year. It's obviously going to eliminate the ability for hedge funds to make secret off exchange transactions and Secret side letter deals away from the public eye. It says the Sec's proposal will prohibit private investment funds giving side letters to chosen investors for preferential terms on cashing out or getting information about portfolio Holdings or exposures.

So as a prime example, we believe that Melvin Capital made a secret side letter deal with Citadel or another hedge fund to transfer over their AMC and GameStop short positions so they could cash out. This obviously enabled Melvin Capital to wind down their fund without properly closing out their AMC and GameStop shorts as they simply pass the short position onto another fund. So obviously Melvin Capital didn't close out of that position in the open market and another fund didn't start a new position in the open market Obviously, there was a transfer of this short position off exchange under a Secret side of her deal. This is the side agreements help private equity and hedge funds attract investors.

Enacting The Proposal as a rule would curtail competition among funds. Obviously, many hedge funds and institutions are saying these side letter deals and arrangements are needed to accommodate their particular needs and Advance industry practices. It says that other terms, including those letting one investor redeem their interest in the fund early or more frequently than others, are banned entirely. Basically, meaning these hedge funds won't be able to cash out their investments into other funds and they won't be able to play past the parcel with these short positions.

Now, obviously, these hedge funds can't make these secretive side letter deals or the secretive off exchange transactions that would be very damning for these hedge funds and could potentially trigger The Squeeze We've known for a long time these hedge funds are doing Secret off exchange transactions, effectively playing past the parcel with their short positions. So when one hedge fund goes bankrupt, another hedge fund can take over that position. But it seems this new proposed ruling from the SEC could potentially eliminate that entirely. You know? Obviously, I'm not saying that these new SEC regulations are guaranteed to go through, but I think if they did actually end up going through, there'd be some massive, massive changes.

We'd see a lot less volume through. the dark pools. Obviously, these hedge funds couldn't be making transactions in off exchange venues or just off exchange over-the-counter deals. We'll be seeing a much smaller percentage of overall daily volume being short volume and a lot less short exempt Trends transactions.

Overall, we'll be seeing a lot less AMC manipulation as obviously the price wouldn't be manipulated by these off exchange transactions and everything would have to be done above board in the actual New York Stock Exchange But speaking of other side deals and secret transactions, you may have seen this photo posted by Samantha Now Samantha is a producer for Fox Business and as you can see she's post a nice photo wearing her very own Fox Business jacket obviously Samantha works for Fox Business AK the mainstream media, but something I noticed that was very, very interesting is if we scroll over to the left hand side we can see she's got her very own towel from Citadel Securities Either her partner Works directly for Citadel Securities or she's being treated to an all-exclusive golf day by none other than Citadel Securities We know this Citadel and a number of other hedge funds do own massive stakes and massive Holdings in these mainstream media firms, but it seems even the individual employees are being paid off by Citadel And as I suggest, tested in my video earlier, it seems these shorts are struggling and panicking even more. On the 30th of the short, Brophy had increased to 115.9 percent. but now as of January 2nd and again as of January 30 day, that boring fee has increased to 138. It seems the shorts day by day at this point are spending more and more money to continue to borrow and short AMC shares.

and I Don't think it will be long until we start seeing rates like this as posted by Muller Automotive You can see the short borrow fee on the 30th of December for Mullen was around 313, but that's increased significantly as of yesterday. The second up to 742 guys, if you didn't know, MooMoo is very easy to use. it's incredibly customizable, they don't engage in payment for order flow, and they have tons of technical indicators. And right now when you sign up to MooMoo, you can currently receive 20 free shares worth up to two thousand dollars each.

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Good short sellers be in trouble. It says borrow fees are mostly driven by supply and demand. The more short sellers that are interested in borrowing the stock and the lower the availability of shares, the higher the fees and the abrupt increase in AMC Borrow fees can for short sellers to close out of their positions I Think if AMC especially starts seeing borrow rates around 742 or potentially even into the thousands I Do think we would see many Shorts closing their position missions as they wouldn't be able to support these borrowing fees. This is typically borrow fees range between 0.3 percent and three percent per year.

However, when there's a high demand for a short sale Target it's not uncommon to see borrow fees exceeding 20 or potentially 130 or potentially 742. This is when borrow fees jump dramatically. They can press are just short squeeze. Short sellers now losing lots of money due to Sky High Borrowed fees can be pressured to close their positions and realize any remaining profits, especially before other short sellers choose to do the same.

This scrambled closeout positions creates upward momentum on share price and can spur squeeze. This also comes at a terrible time for these hedge funds. As the Wall Street Silver tweeted, he believes that 2023 is going to be the year of Max Payne This article said that Wall Street lost 18 trillion dollars in the worst year for stock since 2008, which was obviously 2022.. Wall Street has 18 trillion dollars already in total over the last 12 months, and therefore these Rising AMC borrowing costs.

It wouldn't surprise me if we start seeing more and more hedge funds going bankrupt. Yes, right now, many of these hedge funds are in profit currently on their short positions, but obviously can't close out without causing the squeeze. Therefore, they're stuck paying this annual borrowing fee. On top of that, they're losing more money on their overall on positions as many of these funds are still long on The Wider market and it seems that a wider Market is set to resume the current market crash.

As Wall Street Silver tweeted, he said the Federal Reserve reverse reposure skyrocketed up 300 billion dollars since yesterday to a new all-time high. We had previously seen the reverse repos hitting around 2.3 2.4 trillion, but over the last few weeks it had fallen back to 2.2 trillion. But on the 30th of December, we saw this rocket up to 2.55 trillion dollars, smashing the previous all-time high a pip above 2 0.4 trillion. This clearly shows these hedge funds are struggling and are desperate to borrow money from the Fed.

and on top of right now being a terrible time for these short sellers, it's actually a brilliant time for. AMC. As Tony Dinara tweeted, he said avatar The Way of the Water is climbing in Revenue faster than Top Gun Maverick and in a day or so, Avatar 2 will already surprised the entire worldwide box office revenue of Top Gun after only three weeks of release Avatar so far has done 444 million at the domestic box office and 956 million at the international box office, leading to a total of 1.4 billion dollars now Top Gun In total only generated 1.487 nearly 1.45 billion and therefore in only a matter of a day or two, Avatar 2 will be overtaking and a suspended POS tweeted he said Avatar 2 should easily reach 4 billion dollars in total. Eventually he said it's only been two and a half weeks since release and is nearly at 1.5 of billion dollars worldwide already.

He said, imagine Avatar's total revenue in the next six and a half months and how much AMC will profit as a result and on top of that, a suspended POS followed up He said six and a half months from right now will be in June ready for the June 2023 potential AMC run up. 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 upload a new video! Cheers!.