Today I Want to talk about how short sellers may be threatening CEOs into admitting that synthetic shorts don't exist I'm actually not talking about Adam Aon In this instance, I'm actually talking about someone entirely different. So stay tuned and let's make some money. now. Straight in with the key information.

So I want to start by showing you this video of a man buying the entire issued float of a company, but then seeing over 50 million shares traded the very next day. Synthetic shares have become a proven fact over the last couple of months, with more and more support being released weekly. In March 2005, the Senate Banking Committee confronted then SEC chairman William Donaldson with a story about Frank De Brookie's company. The Nevada based real estate holding company Global Links An investor named Robert Simpson had set out to prove that small companies were indeed frequent targets of abusive naked short sellers.

Simpson placed an order for $5,000 worth of stock in Global Links that got Simpson ownership of all 1.1 million Global Link shares in the market, not some of them. All of them. There were no shares available to be borrowed and yet in two days there were over 50 million shares traded. That's clearly something that needs needs work.

I was absolutely blown away when I bought, 282,000 shares which equated to 111% % of the issued in outstanding. So as I said, there's complete proof that synthetic shares absolutely do exist and have existed for some time. This isn't the only support we've seen More and more support being released every single year and especially over the last few months. The latest support is obviously Trade Station admitting to holding 194% of the shares for Mmtp than they were issued from the Dtcc.

The Dtcc told Trade Station they only held 122,000 shares of Mmlp, but Trade Station had on their books 237,000 suggesting the flight for Mmtp was at least sold twice over as Trade Station were holding tons of synthetic illegal shares. As I said, this is a revelation that isn't new. This has been going on for a long time now and more and more support is being released every single week. More and more of these Banks and hedge funds are actually being caught for their illegal manipulation, but are just simply receiving small speeding tickets mins.

But that's what makes me wonder more and more as to why this tweet is being released. So Jeremy Frommer, the CEO from Created or Crtd has said that after extensive due diligence we've concluded there is no evidence of extraordinary or unlawful trading activity, saying we're grateful to the team at Lint Partners for their diligent efforts and time invested in Seeking a resolution to this matter. So with all this support and factual information about synthetic shares being released, why are CEOs like Jeremy Frommer coming out and saying there's no evidence of synthetic shares trading as I said ignoring Adam Aaron here Jeremy Frommer is saying the exact same thing about Crtd that apparently no synthetics are trading now. Maybe it's the case that there are actually no synthetic shares in Crtd.

It's not something I've kept up with as the time has gone by. I Don't know how many synthetics there's supposed to be or is rumored to be, but Jeremy From seems to think they don't exist. Or what's potentially even more likely is maybe these CEOs like Jeremy Frommer are being threatened by the short Sellers And actually Jeremy Frommer isn't the only one saying this and isn't the only one that's potentially been forced to keep quiet. There was also another brilliant day in the millionaire mindset.

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Now, why obviously would these shorts want to intimidate companies and their CEOs into stopping talking about synthetic shorting? Well, obviously because they're scared of the truth getting out there. and they're scared of retail investors clubbing together against those short sellers crushing them and liquidating them. And that's also why hedge funds are likely suing the SEC trying to stop that short interest data being released to the public. As Boss Blunts tweeted, he said, don't forget, hedge funds are suing the SEC for forcing them to report short interest data.

Shorts are in big trouble. You remember articles like these saying that hedge funds sue the SEC over the new short selling rules in Wake of the meme stock Mania Those hedge funds are saying the rules will impair price Discovery and hurt investors by exposing short sellers in their positions. To me, all it really sounds like that's going to be hurting is those short sellers. especially as Ken Griffin Obviously, recently said that markets are efficient, not because supply and demand dictates the price, but because Ken Griffin at Citadel Securities and other market makers dictate the price of those Securities for everybody else.

Or they drive the value of those companies towards where we think they should be valued. John Stewart A while ago said, this conversation doesn't end here. The one thing I've learned all this time is they're banking on you losing your stamina. They're banking on you losing your tenacity and saying the fact that this strength is in your community and it's so strong and it's evolving is the worst thing that could possibly happen to those short sellers.

Now, on that note of hedge funds suing the SEC Joe actually tweeted something very, very interesting and this is a letter written to the SEC quite some time ago. Now, this article this extract says internalization is one of the greatest threats to price. Discovery In the financial markets, internalization is where market makers internalize trades and keep them on their books instead of pushing them through the market for trades to take place under supply and demand laws. Citadel is a big perpetrator of internalization, so they can dictate the price to where they want it to go.

But Joea asked the question saying, guess who wrote this letter to the SEC wanting to stop internalization? This is actually a letter sent from Ken Griffin himself at Citadel Securities Obviously a long time ago before he became a criminal. Isn't it ironic how Ken Griffin and Cadel securities at one point wanted payment for flow and internalization to be banned and now they're literally trying to sue the SEC to stop the Banning of Pfof internalization and also to stop Short Selling disclosures being made. The famous saying for criminals is, if you can't beat them, just join them And it seems that is exactly what Ken Griffin and Citadel Securities have done. Now the French ape tweeted saying here's the annual revenue of AMC Theaters saying AMC is about to hit $5 billion in Revenue to pre-pandemic levels with just one half the number of theatrical releases.

the current market cap for AMC is at 1 billion ion dollar and the price is at an all-time low, but with revenues at alltime highs even over pre pandemic levels, He's saying the shorts didn't drive the price of AMC down because AMC is doing poorly. As a company, They drove the price down because they're in big trouble. They need AMC at alltime low prices to try and scare investors into selling their shares and to try and leave those unrealized profits unrealized. You can see AMC's Revenue over the last couple of years has increased from 1.2 billion to 2.5 to 3.9 or4 billion at 2022.

Expected TI tip over 5 billion for 2023 back to pre pandemic levels AK AMC is setting new records and at some point the stock price will catch up, setting new all-time highs. And finally, as Biotech Moose tweeted, he said, AMC currently has a billion dollars in cash, an amount almost equal to its current market cap. So he said, guess what? AMC just entered to deep value territory. The intrinsic value of AMC is much much higher than its current stock price.

He said, don't worry, many institutions on the street see it too. Shorts are nearly out of time, many might say. Oh, Tom But what about the debt? As I've touched on before, there's many companies out there like Starbucks McDonald's Domino's Pizza Hut and many others that have more debt than they have assets. Many of these companies have 2030 billion in assets, but 50 60, 70 Bill Milon Dollar in debt.

Way more debt than they have assets. Does it mean these huge conglomerate companies like Starbucks and McDonald's are going to go bankrupt next week? Guys, Trust me, they're bankrupt next week. Short them right now? No, of course it doesn't. These companies are the biggest companies in their industry.

The reason why they have so much debt is because they're operating in capital intensive Industries where you need tons of cash for big old fit outs just like AMC. These companies like Starbucks, AMC and McDonald aren't going bankrupt. Only those that don't have an understanding of accounting or business think that bankruptcy is likely. so.

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