Welcome back to the channel everyone today i want to talk about if the synthetic shares can just be erased and if they can will they be erased, so the hedges can escape so stay tuned and let's make some money, and now i want to dive straight in With the information, so i've had tons and tons of messages asking me tom. Can the synthetic shares just be erased and deleted from our accounts? Lou also tweeted, something very similar, lou tweeted, saying the only shorts to be covered are the ones on the books. The only synthetic shares to be covered are the ones that people have purchased and are sitting in their portfolios. Once this climbs above 72 dollars a share, no one has any legal recourse, because no one is at a loss, lou says they'll, let it run a bit and then suspend it when it gets too high they'll try and account for what they think are.

The real shares based upon original, buy prices which all brokerages have they'll rinse and repeat until it's done, and that will be the end and then lukes had talked about some potential triggers like the transparency rulings or some huge buy on the lit market. Now a lot of people are confused by this first paragraph when lou said the only shorts to be covered are the ones on the books or the real shorts, and also the only synthetic shares to be covered are the ones that people genuinely own. So today i want to talk about whether all shorts will be covered, including synthetic shorts or naked shorts, or whether it's just the legal shorts that will end up being covered and the synthetic somehow erased or deleted. And then i also want to talk about whether you genuinely own your shares or whether your shares are still owned by your brokerage or your trading platform.

Now i'm not getting at lu here, because lou did follow this tweet up by saying your real shares will be. Okay and your synthetic shares will also be okay as well. The billions of synthetics used to attack us as in those synthetic shorts will just be vaporized, as in those hedge funds will be vaporized, but your synthetic shares will be. Okay and you'll still be able to sell those synthetics.

So i want to start by talking about why your synthetic shares can't just be erased or deleted from your account, and it's because it'll be such a massive regulatory and legal nightmare. Don't forget, amc is being held. All over the world in many different countries, it's not just us residents that are holding amc. There's people from the uk people in europe, people in africa, people in asia, australia, south america, pretty much.

Every single country in the entire world is holding amc if the sec or the dtcc or the fed or somehow citadel, decided to try and erase all of his synthetic shares that mean taking those shares away from the brokerages and away from you, and i now that Caused tons and tons of legal problems as it's outside of the u.s government jurisdiction as it's affecting people in other countries like the uk, australia, africa and many other places where the u.s government doesn't have that jurisdiction, and on top of that, it's not just the sec. Taking those shares directly away from you, it's the sec effectively making the brokerages take the shares away from you and then give them to the sec or erase them. So that means that pretty much every single brokerage across the entire us and across the entire world is going to have to take our amc, shares and erase them, which would obviously cause massive regulatory nightmares and massive legal nightmares as well as it means those brokerages are Effectively, stealing from regular everyday people like you - and i now on top of that, all of those brokerages across the entire world would end up losing massive amounts of credibility. If they just started deleting shares from people's accounts, every single retail investor would effectively end up stepping away from the market and deleting their trading account, because obviously no one would be able to trust any broker in the entire world.

And i mean that literally tens or hundreds of brokers would basically fail overnight, as there'd be zero confidence that any of those brokers or trading platforms would play fairly. Not only would the sec have to steal from millions of retail investors all across the world, but they'd also have to basically admit to the creation of naked shorts. Something that's been illegal for over 10 years, and not only would the sec have to admit to one or two individual synthetic shares they'd have to admit to millions, if not hundreds of millions, if not billions, of those synthetic shares. They'd have to admit that one of the most popular retail movements ever created fell right under their noses and they did absolutely nothing to investigate for over a year.

And on top of that, to stop the hundreds of thousands and millions of complaints to different brokerages. All around the world, the sec would have to basically publicly admit to stealing from regular retail investors. And this is why the sec, the dtcc, the fed or even citadel, can't just erase our millions of synthetic shares because they basically have to admit to stealing from millions of people all over the world. Most of you may not have a lot of confidence in the stock market.

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With block fi, you can just take out a crypto backed loan. That way you can get cash to meet your day-to-day expenditure without having to sell off your crypto. But one thing i did want to touch on and talk about is whether you actually own your shares or whether they're registered in the name of the broker and what the difference is between trading on margin or trading with a cash account. This post on reddit says for apes buying on margin.

I recommend you work to pay back your margin, loans. Your broker has the choice to liquidate your securities on loan. If they choose to - and it's completely at will you don't even have to be deep in the reds there was a post a little while back about how fidelity just sold amc shares that were purchased on margin, even though he wasn't really in the red. He said about 3k of my shares were bought on margin, an average asking price of 26 dollars, and he got a message saying: they've sold all of his margin shares today at 22.

A share i understand the risks of buying on margin, but if they're willing to recall my margin shares for 3k, why not billions of shorts and synthetics? You may remember, back in january, of 2021 thousands of users on robinhood magically had their shares of gamestop and amz sold during the run-up. They didn't choose to sell those shares, nor did they even click the sell button, but robin hood sold those shares for them without their permission, because when trading on margin, robin hood and any trading platform for that matter, can change whatever margin requirements they want to whatever They want whenever they feel like it, robin hood and any trading platform for that matter can change their margin requirements on a whim. They can change from fifty percent of total margin position to a hundred percent to two hundred percent to four hundred percent or whatever they see fit, and that way these trading platforms can basically make it impossible for you to hold your shares on margin without them. Forcibly closing your positions and the poster said due to my own concerns, i cleared my debts and reverted my account back to a cash account.

Don't know if that matters, but i'm not willing to find out. He said, based on some other posts, i've seen i get the feeling. A lot of newer investors forget that margin is technically alone, not just free money. When you buy your shares on margin, the shares are typically always registered in the name of the broker and therefore those shares are never really yours, because you're buying them with a loan, not just buying them with free money that is given to you.

But if you buy your shares in a cash account, there's no margin requirements applicable to you at all, because you're buying with cash and not buying on margin and therefore, if you're buying with a cash account robinhood or whatever trading platform you're using can't just sell your Shares willy-nilly, without your permission, by changing those margin requirements because they're not applicable, if you're, using that cash account. And therefore, while your synthetic shares or your real shares, can't just be erased from your trading, account be sure that you're trading with a cash account and not a margin account because at least, if you're trading with a cash account, you can't be magically surprised by a Change in margin requirements and your trading platform can't just magically sell your shares. Without your permission, i do think it's super important to make sure that you are trading with a cash account to avoid any and all surprises, and i quickly wanted to touch on how. I know that we are right about the amc movement and it's how the mainstream media talks about amc and gamestop and other meme stocks compared to other companies like robin hood.

As donahue george says, this is the difference between amc, gamestop and other meme stocks, and robin hood heard hit all-time lows and mainstream media still finds a way to write a positive article. The negative manipulation of amc and gamestop by the mainstream media is obvious and i think their bosses need our shares. Obviously, remember that a large portion of the mainstream media, especially market watch, is owned by citadel and other large hedge funds and on market watch we've seen a new article saying robin hood's stock hits the floor and bounces sharply as analysts cut price targets, but still see Plenty to be excited about it's so strange how robin hood has lost 80 to 90 plus of its stock value, since release and yet mainstream media is still positive and still bullish about robin hood and yet amc is up over a thousand percent over the last two Years and yet mainstream media still writes negative article after negative article. I think this just goes to show how correct we are with the amc movement, and we know that we're on the right track, and we know that ultimately, amc and gamestop will squeeze guys be sure to.

Let me know down in the comments below whether you think the synthetic shares will just be erased out of our accounts and whether the hedges can actually get away with it, and as always guys. If you enjoyed this video be sure to check out some of my others, alternatively, subscribe to the channel and ding that notification bell, because that way, you'll be alerted. When i upload a new video cheers.