Today I Want to talk about why we haven't had more Citadel Whistleblowers now. Obviously one day it'll recently come forward to talk about their 80 million incorrectly reported trades. But why haven't Moore come forward to talk about illegal shorting synthetic shares or other crimes Or stay tuned and let's make some money. And I want to dive straight in with accumulation? So I Think the answer as to why we haven't had more whistleblowers really lies with Citadel's employees.

Who is Citadel hiring what are they actually hiring them for? and how I said that else? orders really filled. Now we know that Citadel does hire a lot of employees, but we also know they tend to hire them not with an economics background, but with a computer science or with a physics background. These employees don't necessarily know how to make trading decisions. They know how to make mathematical decisions and they know how to code computer programs.

I Think this video really goes to explain how a trade is filled at Citadel and why we haven't actually had more whistleblowers. And ultimately, it's because humans are not making trading decisions. those are all made by computers. These humans are not making any decisions with respect whether an order should or should not be filled, it's just going ahead for the computer.

Say so. Ultimately, the real reason as to why we haven't had more said than our whistleblowers is because the Citadel employees are blissfully unaware of exactly what crimes are going on. Meet The New: Wall Street Traders Here, computers like these do the heavy lifting Citadel's employees with Phds and applied Math physics and Engineering build and refine the computer programs. And the people who manage the training floor here mostly look for computer glitches and talk to customers.

They are not making trading decisions. those are all made by the computers. so they're not making any decisions with respect to whether an order should be filled, what price it should be filled. That's all done in an automated way.

When you click Send from your TD Ameritrade account, there's a good chance that Citadel's computers see it. Then they either fill your order or send it out to the Byzantine network of 13 exchanges and 20 plus dark pools to execute it. So as I explained, ultimately, Citadel's engineers and Citados computer science experts build on code, computer programs, and effectively just debug them. Citadel has basically turned into a glorified call center where a tech Solutions Warehouse All employees at Citadel are doing is coding and debugging computer programs and talking to the occasional customer.

They're ultimately not deciding when to execute trades, what price to fill out, whether to create synthetic shares or short illegally or not, they're just simply debugging the computer program. On top of that, these statistics experts, these engineers, and these computer science. Majors Ultimately don't know the exact SEC rules around trading. Securities They're simply just computer guys that are excellent at coding algorithms.

They don't actually know about the specific rules about illegal shorting or a legal shorting. They just do the coding. You may remember this quote from the film: The Big Short It says it ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. it's what you know for sure that just ain't.

So because these computer guys aren't really aware of exactly what they're doing, they're just coding computer programs as they're told. they don't actually know that synthetic shorting is illegal. They don't even know the programs they're coding actually facilitate synthetic shorting either. Obviously, it's the higher ups that plug in the detail as to exactly what the computer program should and shouldn't do and exactly when to turn on and turn off the synthetic shorter.

So it's really those guys that should end up in trouble. And ultimately those higher ups are people like Ken Griffin himself. And ultimately, that's why Adam Aaron knows that synthetic shorts or naked shorts do exist. He just can't obviously say so without concrete evidence.

Adam Aaron Can't specifically say on his Twitter that he knows with 100 certainty about synthetic or naked shorts, but what he can do is completely on accident. AKA On purpose, forget to wear trousers to an interview and expose his naked shorts. Also, guys, be sure to join me over on MooMoo the sponsor of today's video. Using the link in the description below, you can currently get up to 15 free shares entirely commission free trading Free Level 2 Market Data and Moon was also very easy to use with a very user-friendly UI.

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This user says: did you know that if you loan those shares out, there's no guarantee you'll get them back in the event of default Loan Shares are not covered by the Sipc. As an excerpt from the Sip seal Fidelity website, it says number four Securities on loan are not covered under the provisions of the Securities Investor Protection Act of 1970 Sipc. Therefore, if you are with a trading platform that does lend your shares out, you may not receive those shares back in the event of the full. Basically saying that even if you hold AMC shares on your trading platform or trading exchange, if that trading platform does default or go bankrupt during a market crash or squeeze, you may not be given those shares back effectively the final owner.

AK When your Shares are lent out, borrowed, and then sold to a final owner, that owner will own the shares. So therefore, while you may be making some profits by lending out your AMC and GameStop or ape shares, your Shares are potentially at risk. And also Joan Jack Tweed Saying that AMC was added to the threshold Securities list on February 2nd, 2022 and today February 14th counts as AMC's ninth day on the list, he said, hopefully someone on the border AMC is paying close attention to this so it doesn't just disappear like those 43 million plus eight Ftds did without Justified price actions in a stock I'm really interested to see if AMC makes its full way to the full 13 days on the threshold Securities list and this also happens at a very interesting time as the cost to borrow for AMC has just risen back over that one thousand percent mark. This was tweeted today on February the 14th showing the cost to borrow average at 621 and the maximum borrow rate over a thousand percent.

And on top of that, Weeble is also showing a new record high for the hard to borrow fee rate of 5 161 percent. As I mentioned, these shorts are stuck between a rock and a hard place because there is an incredibly high cost to borrow fee and also the stock is on the regulation Sho list. They obviously have to stop shorting the stock to get it off the Sho list, but then can't massively reshort the stock with a crazy high borrow fee rate. And it seems like even Ray Dalio is aware because Ray value has just tripled his stake in AMC GameStop and some other meme stocks side.

We just got Bridgewater's 13f Fire Lane Bridgewater is the world's largest hedge fund. So what I found really interesting is that they tripled their Game Stop Holdings. They increase their AMC Holdings by 74. So it's you know.

this is not just the retail investor buying into these meme stocks, the world's largest hedge fund, arguably one of the most successful on the planet. Also buying into these meme names as well and making a lot of money in the process? Fascinating. Yeah, they doubled their money. and GameStop So clearly Ray Daniel is expecting at least another run-up for AMC GameStop and others, if not the full all-out mother of all short squeezes.

And finally, the Vegas Ape has tweeted some massive upcoming releases in cinemas and is tweeted saying I'd like to share this and smile. This here we've got Ant-Man and Wasp Quantumania Creed 3 another John Wick film, John Wick Chapter four The Super Mario Brothers movie another Guardians of the Galaxy Fast 10, another Spider-Man Transform Warmers The Flash another Indiana Jones Mission Impossible June Part 2 Wonka and many more. Every single month this year, there's at least one or two, if not more absolutely Killer movies that are ready to crush the box office that's obviously going to generate crazy crazy profits for AMC and for other theater services. And obviously, we know that many of these streaming platforms are actually wanting many of these films to be first released in cinemas and then onto the streaming platforms.

Therefore, I Imagine AMC to have a number of exclusivity deals to show these films first before they're available to stream. Ultimately, it's just going to continue helping AMC to earn more and more money and help AMC as a company Escape That bear thesis. But guys, be sure to let me know what you think down in the comments below. As always, guys, be sure to ding that notification Bell because that way you'll be alerted when I upload a new video.

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