👉Time to Short Sell The Stock Market , The Big Crash is Looming !!

👉Time to Short Sell The Stock Market , The Big Crash is Looming !! Wall Street is like a casino now Bringing Down the House. The S&P 500 is running out of steam; as the big crash is coming. The speculative bubble getting even bigger setting up for a nice crash. The start of the Ponzi fall; starting with big money. The greatest financial fraud in history, as America continues to be financially defiled in broad daylight. What we have now is the biggest stock market bubble in history, thanks to free money. A dangerous brew of 0 % interest rates, Trillions of Dollars in government stimulus, and the QE king - Jerome Powell at the Fed. The rich got much richer, and the average Joes and Judy's found out they are not in the 1 % Club. When Wall Street does it, it's just business. When somebody who isn't part of the club gets in on it, suddenly it's problematic and needs to be stopped. And now they're manipulating it to save incompetent fund managers from going broke thanks to their insane gambling. The hedge funds have been manipulating the market with their shorts for years; when the little guy fights back, they get the brokerages to shut them down. What an utter crock! Proof once again that the game is rigged and the people who are in on it can change the rules whenever someone gets an edge on them. The last Wall Street big name to go to prison was Bernie Madoff. And that was 11 years ago. Does anyone take the SEC seriously? A Massive hedge fund made a risky play with other people's money and told the world in an SEC filing. It was about calling a bluff. This was pure poker capitalizing on another player's tell. Wall Street getting a taste of their own medicine. Before they investigate the Main Street, they need to first investigate how the hell GME was shorted 120% of the float. Naked shorting should be illegal. Wall Street is just mad they got played at their own game in their own playing field! Stock buybacks by corporations, short selling, and tax havens to shield the wealthy from paying taxes should be banned immediately. These practices are destroying the real economy and causing massive income inequality. These retail investor revolutionaries are illustrating the extent to which stock markets can be and, in many cases, are manipulated. The villains in this story seem to be those who think the markets are their own playground and that everybody else should play by their rules or stay away. Reddit did nothing wrong, this is not a war at all. All it is is an investor made investments and posted online, and the stocks went up. They are doing what Hedge Funds have been doing for over 100 years. But they’re not Harvard Club members. They’re not made men in the mob that runs the markets. The made men are being protected here. And there we see the mop-up crew being sent out to protect the orthodoxy of the articles of faith. After the abject failure of the large financial geniuses in 2008 and their rescue by the public purse, we are being told once again that the deity that is the market is beyond reproach. It would seem the original fund managers didn't know what they were doing when they treated the market like a giant casino. Only our common players don't get to cry foul and pull our money off the table when the cards don't go our way. The people who ran the hedge fund still got their bonuses. That's the ironic part. This is now a game for brilliant young hotshots and geezerly hedge fund types—just a spectator sport for normal investors. And a fun one at that. This showed that the little people can raise more money online now than the Citizens United fat cats with their fundraisers for the rich. Now the little guys are screwing over the bullies of the playground by beating them at their own game. What's not to like? Chamath and Musk are dead right on this. You go whiz kids! Dead right. The Millennials have exposed the hedge funds for all to see. There's no putting this cat back in the bag. And it's a good thing too. I wouldn't trust Robinhood either, or anything Reddit puts out. Robinhood is in this FOR Robinhood, not for the little guy as they have everybody believe. Just like the financial advisor who wants to help you ---just wants to help himself. Robinhood's business model is to sell retail order flow to hedge funds. Retail investors trade for free, and the hedge funds pay tens of millions to Robinhood annually to trade against dumb retail order flow. If you think about it; The hedge funds are their paying customers, and the retail investor simply provides the product. I'm not commenting on the legality of the buying shutdown, but Robinhood is simply servicing their paying customers. The hedge funds have a lot of influence over Robinhood. Welcome back to The Atlantis Report. You are here for your daily dose of the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Please take a second to hit the like button, hit the subscribe button, and don't forget to also hit the notification bell. When someone goes short a stock, they borrow the shares. So if the price of the stock increases, the short seller would have to go to the open market and buy whatever shares are available in order to close out their position. This is how a short squeeze works. The problem when you short stocks are that you then need to find somebody to buy the stock back, and if they don't want to sell it to you, then you have to pay whatever they are willing to let it go at. This is a bigger version of the same pump and dump stock trading you see in the smaller stock markets. In the end, someone ends up losing big time, and it'll probably be most of the retail investors, unfortunately. Just keep in mind that the politicians support and allow this because Wall street bribes them. Yes, let's start calling it what it is; it is not a campaign contribution. It is a bribe. No one gives huge sums of money to politicians and expects nothing in return. We finally live in an era where information is available to all, and there are many folks taking advantage of that phenomenon. The main problem is that Wall Street feels threatened when someone can create large gains and the big boys are not privy to it. Let's face it, Wall Street, SEC, and all the regulatory agencies in the US need to clean up their act before looking to the retail investor to clean up their act. The clean up for Wall Street should begin by monitoring PUMP and DUMP penny stocks and the manner by which they are sold. If one wants to talk about hurt feelings, penny stocks are the first stop. There is risk in the financial markets, and if you don't have the stomach for it, then you shouldn't be playing in that sandbox. 30yrs of no regulation, and look what happens. There is a lot more short-selling to be done in the market. Retail can bury them the whole way. In case you were sleeping in 2008, the corruption is once again exposed in real-time. 1) I do like the schadenfreude of hedge funds getting their comeuppance, but I think it's temporary and could all end very badly. 2) The irony that the social media collusion little guys have become the new bully hedge fund guys shouldn't be lost on anyone. 3) All it takes is for 2% of those Redditors to get greedy and unwind their positions, and the 98% will be holding a worthless bag of deplorable. I do find it hard to believe that solidarity will win over greed for very long - but if nothing else, it's a very interesting social experiment. A lot of very inexperienced people are going to get hurt. It takes years to understand trading. One can dabble with a few dollars, yes, but if one has a tendency to gamble as a habit, one should just keep their day job. It does occur to me that should the short-sellers still be holding the bag, they will be told no more and more often when they borrow cash to cover. Someone may yet go bankrupt on the short seller side. Indeed, some rumblings that the overall market might take a hit as the short seller firms have to sell off solid equities to raise the cash to get out of the trap that the motley crew control - and have no intention of releasing. I'm having trouble being sympathetic to a short seller like Citron that has been accused of "short and distort" tactics in the recent past. Goldman says the stock market is undergoing its biggest short squeeze in 25 years - and that has hedge funds dumping stock exposure at the fastest rate since 2009. The US stock market experienced its biggest short squeeze in 25 years over a trailing three-month period, Goldman Sachs said. In the past week, hedge funds withdrew from the market at the fastest rate since 2009, it said. Day traders have driven up shares of GameStop and other heavily shorted stocks, costing short-sellers billions. The US stock market experienced its biggest short squeeze in 25 years over the past three months, according to Goldman Sachs. It all came to a head in the past week amid the GameStop madness that forced hedge funds to dump stock holdings at the fastest rate since 2009. GameStop shares spiked by 400% last week - and by 1,625% in all of January - squeezing hedge funds and others who had bet against the stock and costing them billions of dollars. Dozens of heavily shorted stocks have rocketed 50% or more during 2021. Short squeezes will remain a big story in the financial-news media until heavily shorted stocks that have been pushed up by individual investors connected through social media come crashing back to earth. Short selling is when an investor borrows shares and immediately sells them, hoping to buy them back later at a lower price, return them to the lender, and pocket the difference. It just proves that as the population of retail traders come online, there's going to be more volatility than some big firms expect. Rather than trying to impede these small conflicts further by coming to CNBC and other outlets, they need to learn to be silent. Like it or not, the more you complain, the more retail traders will buy in; thus, your short will get progressively worse off. Essentially, they're being trolled by folks. But it should be an object lesson to older firms with older executives/leaders that they need to learn the personality quirks of the upcoming generations rather than try to force them to adopt yours. Hedge funds are going the way of Sears because they refuse to adapt to the internet. The stock market has become a side hustle disconnected from our true economy.GameStop is worthless, And stock in GameStop is worthless. Day-trading worthless stock leads to an empty bank account. WallSreet is a casino. The house always wins unless you find you’re way around it. ‘Bringing Down the House.’ Even then, they screw you over when you do and say it’s not legal or find a way to stop you making money, so they don’t lose any. It’s all a set up to keep the rich richer. Same as why a retail investor can’t get into an IPO? SEC aka Wall Street, now have Congress looking into GME run-up, citing possible illegal collusion. Why are they shutting down trading GME on certain platforms. Hedge funds. Cry me a river. The stock market has been out of whack with the real economy for a while. Been that way since Reagan created the Plunge Protection Team. The real economy is the Fed printing money now. The Fed pumped in 3 trillion. The stock market valuation rose 2.7 trillion. Coincidence? I think not. Consider the past 12-13 years. Then study history. Anyone not able to see or acknowledge what a bubble has been filled just isn't being honest. The Fed pumps up the economy by printing money. The economy circulates that money around until 90% of it ends up in the investment accounts of uber and ultra-wealthy. The cycle repeats every time politicians pass another deficit spending budget. Where it ends, nobody knows. The S&P should be around 2200 if not for the pumping. With how much of the stock market has been propped up by credit and not liquid, the bubble is going to burst eventually. Take your money out of your 401K and pay off your debt. You'll live better. 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