Welcome back to the channel everyone today, i want to talk about what the price action will look like for amc, mid, moas and vanguard have added to their position yet again, but this time with a very cryptic message, so stay tuned and let's make some money now Again, some of the more eagle-eyed amongst you'll notice that i'm not wearing a shirt like i usually wear in my normal amc videos. Today, i'm wearing one of my own designs, my to the moon hoodie. If you want to pick up a hoodie like this or maybe a t-shirt or a long sleeve or a sweatshirt or even a mug, be sure to check out the link down in the description below to my store and also be sure to check out the links Down in the description below as well to moomoo and free trade to get those free shares and the private discord, so you can become part of the team, and now i want to dive straight in with the key information. So what the mouse will likely look like is not how you expect it.

Here's what it's likely to look like and why hey fellow apes i've spent a lot of time lately trying to assemble what i think the moas will look like and i feel confident i can now explain it in an easy to digest manner. Hell yeah, i included a diagram with lines and colours as well and describe the specific stages. It's likely to experience too long didn't read besides my encouragement that you do read this. It's important to appreciate that this mother of all short squeezes, will not look anything like we've seen before and for good reason.

I'm not advising anyone on anything particular and specifically not on when to sail. But if you feel there is some merit in what i'm thinking will occur, it may help you be less stressed as it plays out. So let me start off by saying that i had to create this graph because there isn't one like it in the history of stocks. I've highlighted the different stages and will do my best to explain what's happening as well as y in each.

This chart is not to scale, and it's more about showing you the overall formation. I believe the stock price will follow. So, as you can see in stage one we go up and get pushed back down up and pushed back down stage. Two, it's more of a stair step stage.

Three is just wacky all over the place stage: four back to stair stepping stage: five, a slow grind up stage: six, a very fast press back down and stage, seven, a slight recovery. It's not what you're expecting right keep in mind that when a hedgie fails, their margin call they're out of the game with the dtcc computers, doing all the buying that automatic buying that i talked about yesterday. Yes, there will be sudden drops, but not how you're expecting, since every single cell will have a buyer right away and no one will have the margin required to short it sudden drops will be a result of something i will explain at the appropriate time, which i Do not believe anyone has really discussed prior stage one when the mass really starts to happen. Smaller hedges will be bowing out, causing the price to run up.

Meanwhile citadel and some others will be throwing absolutely anything they can at it to desperately keep it down. This will be more like what we already see when the stock has a good run, but just on an amplified scale. This is likely the last time we will have players like citadel involved in the stock. So that's this stage one and is more of a fomo buying example.

You've got the fomo run up and then citadel trying to push it back down before they're overwhelmed with more fomo buying stage two. Since the dtcc computers will be doing the buying, there will be a guaranteed buyer for every cell. No longer will we be seeing the price drop due to a surplus of selling versus buying the stair-like effect we are likely to notice will be the result of the price hitting psychological selling points, a hundred dollars, 420, a thousand five thousand ten thousand etc. When these levels are touched, the price is likely to remain here for periods of time, while the order book fills up at these levels and the dtcc computers grab whatever they can, i expect more people will sell here than they plan to as they'll see the price.

Hang at a level for a while you'll know it's not a suspension or a halt, because there will be continued volume. Basically, the dtcc will come in and fill every sell order at 100 and then it will jump up to 420 and they'll fill every single order. Here, jump up to a thousand and fill every single order here and so on and so forth stage three after the initial lower psychological, take profit levels and sell. Orders are eaten up at the various steps described in stage 2.

We're likely to see another very unusual price behavior unfold, sudden up and down movements as the price chases new sell orders. I suspect a very questionable thing is likely to unfold at this stage. I believe that the dtcc computers may have a default resting price. It goes to for market orders where no sell orders have been placed assume for a moment.

The last stage 2 price step was 10 000. Suddenly someone enters at 69 420 and it jumps up to that after a whole. Assuming the price will open up there, a bunch of people put in market sales and suddenly they only get 500 fills. If this is the case, it would be because there is in fact a dtcc default price for the computer to buy at if no sell orders are in the book at that time now i wanted to use the whiteboard to explain.

What's going to be going on here at the moment, amc is trading for around 45, a share 46 dollars a share, or whatever it's trading at at the time. You're watching the video and currently the order book is very, very full. What that means is that you've got buy orders at 45, 4501, 4502, 4503, 4504, so on and so forth, when all the buy orders get filled here at the 45 level, the price moves up one cent to 45.01 when everything there is bought as well. It goes to 4502 another sent up now.

The reason it moves slowly is because even when there's a big buy order that comes in it might only fill up the sell orders at a few levels. It might fill up the sell orders here here here and here. Therefore, we have a four cent price jump, all from one big buy order, but when you have a hedge fund, that's getting liquidated or multiple hedge funds that are getting liquidated all. At the same time.

The dtcc is going to start that automatic buying and buy massive amounts of shares, all at once, which is basically going to completely wipe out the entire order book. Everything here at fifty dollars sixty dollars. Seventy dollars, two hundred dollars everything is going to be bought up. All at once, so at that point, you're going to have a completely empty order book.

Maybe at that point someone puts in a sell order for 69 420 like this, and the dtcc automatically buys that sell order as well. But then the next person, while this guy is typing in his 69 420, starts typing in only ten thousand dollars, because that's his sale price. Therefore, the price will jump from 69, 420 straight to 10 000 in one second or just after one order. Therefore, you're going to see the mc price start here, dive up to 69 420 straight back down the next second to ten thousand back up again to four hundred thousand straight back down to fifty thousand up again to eight hundred thousand back down again to twenty thousand Or whatever it might be, wherever people are listing, sell orders now i suppose this isn't gon na happen, using second intervals, as in one second two seconds three seconds four seconds, because obviously the way halts work after there's a large price movement of, say five to ten Percent in a few minute period, the stock is halted for five minutes, 10 minutes half an hour or the full day.

For example. Therefore, we are likely to see the order book start filling up between each of the halts. But again it's going to be filling up with no real structure to it. No one's going to be putting orders at 400, 401 402, 403 they're just going to be putting in orders wherever they want.

And that's why stage three is going to be a period of such wild price action and where a lot of people are going to get worried and potentially paper hand their shares if they see it run up from thousand to sixty thousand, then back to ten thousand. All in the space of five, ten or fifteen minutes, people obviously get very worried and start selling. At this point, as the poster says, it's absolutely crucial that you're using limit, sell orders and not market sell orders, because obviously, if you're using a market sell order, it would just sell it at whatever the most recent price was, but now back to the post stage. Four, once the dtcc system runs out of sell orders, presumably because there will be a big gap between what people want to sell for and what their brokers will allow them to enter.

A sell order for as in the price is currently sitting at 69 420 and no one wants to sell for a little more than that. Now, since they've realized that we can ask for any price, they may wish to sell for a million dollars per share, but their brokers won't let them yet because of some limit based on multiples of price, which is how most brokers are set up at the moment. The dtcc computers are likely to pause, buying outside of the determined range say, a hundred thousand dollars or less in the example of it presently being 69 420.. This is likely to try and get more cells entered as apes begin to be worried that it's peaked, or it's hit some sort of upward allowable limit programmed into the computers stage.

Five. In this stage, the price will have a lot more of a hill look. Instead of a rocky movement, i believe the dtcc system will now be programmed to show a slowly rising price to scoop up as many remaining shares as possible. At this point, the price will be astronomical and there's likely only a few apes still in the play, with the price being too high for anyone to short it.

There isn't any forces to drive it down rapidly stage six once the computer buys up all the shares it needs and all of the shorts have been covered, both the naked shorts and the legit shorts and the located shares are now the same as the registered float. The computer no longer is buying, and neither is anyone else. This is where that absolutely massive price drop happens in one foul halt, because the buying volume just completely disappears once all of the shorts have been covered. Apes are likely to pour back into the stock, but with buy orders more realistic to post moas value.

This will drag down the price quickly as normal buyers and sellers re-emerge stage. Seven, as new buy orders are likely to be entered below. The value of the company has traded at previously. The price is likely to go below pre-moas levels for a short period of time until more and more investors jump back in those investors that want to hold amc for the long term will obviously jump back in after the moass.

Once it's completely finished and completely cooled off, those long-term investors jumping back in will push the mc stock back up to the primo s levels after the post, moas massive drop, etfs and other funds can sell off select constitutes if they plan to replace them shortly thereafter. So we can expect these managing institutions to have to buy back into the stock at prices. They feel are more reasonable, bringing the price back to a bit above primo as levels and excluding the moss itself, a new all-time high for the company's trading history about 50 dollars. I expect so there you have it a unique perspective on upcoming events.

That's for sure this is ultimately just my opinion and in no way financial advice. I'd be interested to hear what you think about this line of thinking as well as, if you feel, there's any different way this will unfold or if i've overlooked something. Now i also wanted to talk about vanguard massively massively increasing their position. As you can see here, vanguard bought 10 million shares in their mid cap index 3.8 million shares in their growth index fund.

They also bought an extra 485 000 in their large cap index and an additional 4 million in their mid cap value index fund, as well. That all totals up to an additional 19 million shares that vanguard have just added to their etf tracker funds and the fomo etf has been jumping in as well. But what i found really interesting - and i had to retweet - was this cryptic message from vanguard itself when you're facing an uphill climb? Just remember the view is beautiful from the top. Therefore, when amc is facing that uphill battle, just remember that when we get to the top of the moas, the view is gon na be beautiful, and it seems that vanguard are also waiting for that moes.

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