 Okay gang, let's talk about the action on GameStop. What's going on Wall Street? What happened with Robin Hood? What's all this Chaos about okay now before we get an appreciation of what's really going on We have to understand what the stock market is about or what it was initially designed for which the idea is Legitimate the execution has been horrendous Right, so just imagine right just imagine that you're a company that You have an idea you have a product you have a service that you want to bring into the market But you don't have the funds to do so right so this is you Okay, this is you You and your idea for now let's assume you is GameStop, right and GameStop's been around for a while so retail and and You know they sell games and products and services. I'm assuming and stuff like this and They're focused on gaming right now just imagine You are a company that you're trying to raise money to continue your operation Or you're trying to do placement to buy out another company or you're trying to raise money Right to be able to restructure for the new times Right for the new things happening in the markets for example, if you're a retail space that had a lot of locations in a mall Right before e-commerce kicked in Maybe you need to raise some funds to be able to transition into an e-commerce world Right, so how does it company like you raise money? All right, one of the things you could do you could go privately hit up some people You know send out some Some summaries of your work, right and get people privately to invest in your company And there are a lot of private placements, right? You don't have to go to Wall Street or stock market or different stock markets to raise money You can go to different individuals, right? You could go to different individuals private Right and get the money coming in All the money comes in You get the money you want and then you can expand your work, right? You go here and you expand Or you start your project, right? You get the money coming in you do it that way, right? What's your other choice instead of going private? You go to Wall Street Okay, you go to Wall Street hilarious You go to Wall Street to get some money When you go to Wall Street to get some money There are certain things you can do right now even if you go to private to get your money, right? What you can do you can Take let's say half your company and Say you're giving shares of half your company to the people that you're Are investing in your company, right now For a long time the way a company you would be able to do this You would go to the banks, right and the banks and the banks have a whole bunch of Networks set out there, right they have a whole bunch of money people that They can take a certain percentage of the company that's trying to raise money, right and Sell those shares the banks sort of are the in-between people, right? They're the salesman they place you know the shares with these rich people and these rich people the money people, right the The the funds some of them they buy a share of your company and you expand and do what you need to do Right and this isn't just people who are starting new, okay? This isn't just companies that are new thank you Cheryl for taking care of business This isn't companies that are just new, right? Google does this Apple does this, right? Facebook does this They do secondary offerings. They do they whenever like for example Apple did I forget what it was a few years ago, right? They did a multi-billion dollar offering because they wanted the cash, right? And then they what they did if this is Apple, right? They took a little chunk of their company and they issued more shares and they brought in billions of dollars Coming in right and What the company says they need that for they say they need it for R&D They need it for mergers and acquisitions They need to stabilize a company need to expand they need to do it for whatever reasons, right? So the concept of this is legit for you to have a place to go to to raise some money, right? Now, what's this dependent on how much money you can raise? Well, if you're already in the market, right and GameStop has been in the market for a number of years You can raise a certain amount of money based on your stocks based on your share price, right? so for example If your share price is ten dollars, right and you want to raise let's say a Million dollars, right or let's say ten million dollars. You want to raise ten million dollars How many zeros one two three four five six? You want to raise ten million dollars? Then what you do you issue one million shares at $10 and usually you give the discounts, right? If the stock is trading at ten dollars usually is a percentage off that you say hey You know what for? The banks that are going to be finding us investors that are going to put money in that a company what we're going to do We're going to give them a 15% discount or 20% discount, right? 15% less, right? So they get 15% discount from what the average share price has been for the last 90 days in general last 30 days Depending on the different exchanges you're in, right? So you can sell your one million shares, right? shares Number number of shares less it's going to be a little bit more into one million shares because you're giving people 15% discount, right? So you can sell Offer Right an additional share and what it that does that dilutes the amount of shares you have in the market, right? So in general whatever you're doing this The stock price takes a little bit of a hit, right? And there is sort of restrictions you put on the shares you say, okay We're issuing these shares, but you can't sell your shares in the open market the next day because people would do that and Right away if the share price is $10 they're getting a 15% discount. They dump one million shares at $10 They automatically overnight or within a week they make 15% interest, right? Which is pretty good deal, right? But usually they say you can't do that and all there's all these little Rules and regulations that you can't do that, right? They say okay It's locked in for three months half of it is locked in for three months The other half you can sell after a year or something like this and they do this with their CEOs and managers and Board of directors and all that jazz too, right? Now just imagine this if your ability to raise money in the open market is dependent on your share price Then your share price matters because if your share price is $10 Then you only need to sell dilute the shares by dilute the Outstanding shares by one million to raise $10 million, but if your share price is $2.50 And you want to raise ten million dollars now you got an issue four million shares Right this is important this is important, right? The share price Matters which is something that you have to consider what's going on with GameStop Because GameStop has been beaten down their share price has been shorted, right? And we'll get into that, right? But think about it this way the price of GameStop share has been beaten down So low that they would have to dilute the number of outstanding shares by a lot to be able to raise a Significant amount of money that they would need to raise to be able to restructure their Retail spaces to go online to be able to sell their products online and who would they be competing against? Well, hell they'd be competing as Amazon likes the Giants, right? and It becomes more difficult to raise a substantial amount of capital to go against Giants like Amazon and Walmart and Microsoft and all these Silicon Valley and they established the the legacy companies, right? Because they've been in the game for a long time and they got a lot of funds on the side, right? Like Apple when they Sold additional shares to make a few billion dollars They took all that money and put it in the bank and they gave it as dividends to the shareholders And they said that we're doing R&D and stuff like that But if you look at Apple's cash on hand, it's huge, right? A lot of that has to do with them continuously Reissuing shares, right and making more money Now if your stock is being beaten down, you're gonna have a hard time doing that, right? You're gonna have a hard time doing that Keep that in mind. This is very relevant to game stock. I'm gonna take this down. Okay, because we're gonna create a certain other Talk about the shorting of shares, right? We're gonna keep the $10 there No, let's take this down Let's take this down, but you're still there. Okay Now let's assume To a certain degree to a certain degree. Okay. Now. Let's assume. This is you or your game stop now I believe I can't remember how much Outstanding shares there are in games. So I think it's like 65 million shares or something, but I'm not sure, right? Short or recognize this term the big short indeed Now take a look at this Let's assume this is you. Let's assume you have a million shares outstanding, right? Number of shares Number of shares, right? And I'm using a million because I've said this many times. What are mathematicians? What are mathematicians? Mathematicians are lazy, right? If you're trying to understand the mathematical concept of trying to do calculations come up with a model The easiest number to scale is one, right? So you're gonna see a lot of ones. That's where the percentage comes from 100, right? That's where the unit circle comes from in trigonometry with the radius of one, right? One is the easiest number to scale. So we're gonna stick with let's say your company has one million shares, right? And let's assume your stock price is ten dollars. Okay Now if you go into the markets, depending on the different types of markets you are, there are different regulations for different different markets out there, right? Like the TSX in Canada has different regulations and the Wall Street and Nasdaq and Canadian exchange and Germany and all these places of different regulations, right? And different regulations allow certain stocks, certain companies to be played in a different way, okay? What are outstanding? Outstanding shares is how many shares a company has out in the market, right? So if you have a million shares in the market, right? And if you're a What do you call it? Public company, you're gonna basically assume one million shares represents a hundred percent of your company, right? So your company would be worth ten million dollars, ten times one million. If you have one million shares in the company outstanding Circulating, right? Worth ten dollars, your company's worth ten million dollars, right? As the price of your stock goes up, so goes the price of your company. This is a simplistic version But just think about it this way. Okay, that's what outstanding shares are. How many shares are out in Circulation for a company? Okay, and Companies every now and then buy back their own shares. If they if you as a company have done really well You've got a lot of cash in the bank, right? You want to kick up your share price? You can decide to take five million dollars and buy back your own stock, right? And if the value of the company hasn't gone up, hasn't hasn't changed the book value on it and your business model hasn't changed, if you buy back half a million shares Your own your own company and if there's one million shares outstanding being traded, what's gonna happen with your price? The price is gonna go up And everything staying the same your price will go up to twenty dollars, right? If everything is the same, right and you decide you need additional money, right? to do research and development to do Merges and acquisitions to restructure then you can issue another million shares all of a sudden There's two million shares in the float and the stock price will come down, right? That's the way you can think about it Now depending on the different types of exchanges you're on You can do different things with stocks on Wall Street, right? You got to meet certain thresholds right on Wall Street There's the pink pink sheets and all this jazz, but game stock is on On the New York Stock Exchange, I believe or is it on Nasdaq? Let me do a little check on this It's on the New York Stock Exchange, right? So GameStop is on New York Stock Exchange on New York Stock Exchange. They're allowing for game stock shares to be shorted and shorted means this if you're a company out here You're this dude You're this dude You're this dude Okay, and then let's assume This guy here says game stock is a crappy company and I want to bet That the stock price is gonna go down, right? And that's one thing you have to really appreciate with the stock market. You can bet both ways You can bet the stock price is gonna go down or you can bet that it's gonna go up right a lot of people retail investors Usually bet that the price is gonna go up because they don't have the ability to do the other games, right? So can I issue as many shares as I want? What determines how many outstanding shares I can have at the board of directors, right? The board of directors can come out and say, okay, we need to raise money Right and we've done really well so stock prices up we want to issue another Million shares and this is the reason we want to issue it usually that you know You have to say why you want to issue it you want to say oh you want to give bonuses to all the CEOs the board of directors Well, what do you think's gonna happen with the stock price stock price gonna plummet, right? because people are gonna go what a stupid reason to dilute the number of shares because if you Increase the number of shares by an additional million then The value of it comes down right think of it as a collectible, right? Action comics number one last time I checked a couple of years ago two three years ago sold for three million dollars 3.2 million dollars because there's a certain number of action comics number one at a certain grade that Are rare they're collectible, right? What would happen if all of a sudden in somebody's Basement they found a thousand Action comic number ones in mint condition. Well the person that bought action comics number one at it Well, I think was greater than nine point zero that paid three two three point two million dollars Well, the price of that is gonna come down now because there's a lot more of them available, right? I'd like the collectibles analogy. Yeah, indeed, you're right like crypto currencies Bitcoin You can think about as a collectible and it is right. It's a it's a digital collectible now, okay? So Your stock price is ten dollars this guy over here. Let's do this guy in red This guy over here says I'm willing to bet that game stock or your company is gonna go down the toilet Right and because game stock is being traded in New York Stock Exchange New York Stock Exchange allows something called short selling on certain Types of stocks that meet their criteria and GameStop does and your company does right and short selling says this Even though this guy in red Right doesn't have any of your one million shares. He's allowed to sell imaginary shares on the market Right borrowed shares on the market at ten dollars So all of a sudden your float is no longer one million your float is More than a million, but The short shares are imaginary shares, right and game stock the number of shorts of game stock stock Were 100 estimates or 100 to 140 percent of the number of shares outstanding So this guy here, right and the short play on game stock wasn't one person. There's multiple people involved in it, right? Multiple powerful people involved in it, but they're still being fed to the dogs some of them They should be right, but the main players are still in the background, right? So this guy says you know what? I'm gonna short. I'm gonna sell Your company shares GameStop shares on the open market, but they're not shares. I have their imaginary shares They're borrowed shares that I'm gonna sell on the market and Estimates are anywhere between a hundred to a hundred and forty percent of the outstanding shares of GameStop were shorted That's the same we're doing a hundred. What are mathematicians? Mathematicians are lazy want to deal with ones. One's an easily scalable So this guy's ends up selling one million shares imaginary shares of GameStop on The open market over an extended period of time. Now if you look at the chart It's like a slow downgrade, right? So they keep on shorting it buying back shorting it buying back covering the short buying back buying back Riding it down pressing it down. Just imagine a boot on your face Holding you down, right? What's gonna happen to the stock price? The stock price is not gonna do well, right? The stock price is gonna come down Stock price over time is gonna come down. Let's assume it goes down to 250 Nicky small thought feels like a dumb question If you start a company and you want to take take a public how many shares do you? Do you do you have to pay with before you issue them out to the public? I what determines the number of shares your company gets it? It's up to the board of directors the people that own the company to decide how many shares they're gonna Put out there, right? and it's a discussion that they have with the banks and it's also a discussion of How much the company is worth and how much of the company they're gonna put in the open market, right? Like for example, you don't have to put a hundred percent of your company into the open market, right? Or put the shares out available to the public the owners of the company, right? So here's another company They can decide to put 25% of the shares of the company value of the company Available to the public to be bought and the rest of it is insiders Insiders on the rest of it, right 75% of the company, right? So basically what happens is if this company ends up making a hundred dollars profit in a year The 25% 25 dollars of that, right? And Could be paid back as dividends to the shareholders because that's in the public hands and the other 75 percent Or 75 dollars Goes to the insiders, okay Not the determination of how many shares will be issued but how many exists period how many exist period again It's up to the company owners and it's really dependent on what the share price will be and what the value of the company is Right, you go to the banks and you decide, you know, they look at your company and they say your company's worth Let's stick with the number one your company's worth 10 million dollars Before you go on the public, right you haven't you're thinking about talking about Talking with the banks and all this stuff decide trying to decide How many shares you're gonna put out there, right? You go to the banks you say they do an assessment They say your company's worth 10 million dollars, right? That's what you're assessed at and they ask you as a company owner How much of the company do you want to put on the open market? You say I want to put 50% of the company on the open market Foolish thing to do if you really want to retain control of your company But let's say it's 50% and you can you can classify the shares as different types of shares class a class 1 2 3 a b c or whatever it is, right? Sometimes the shareholders don't have a say in the operations of the company. Sometimes they do, right? So let's say you want to put 50% of your company on the open market and your company's Worth 10 million dollars. Well, then the bank's going to say or You're gonna ask the bank. What should we price the company shares at per share? Well, the bank Says, you know what? Let's price the shares at one dollar each if they're one dollar each then you're gonna issue 5 million shares Right Or they could say you know what let's go for the high-end investor Let's price the shares at ten dollars a pop Then you're not going to issue five million shares. You're going to issue 500,000 shares, right To be worth five million dollars, right? It really it's it's a game It's a game and from those 500,000 shares. What do the banks get out of it? Well, they take a cut of the shares, right? The banks the people who are doing this placement For selling 500,000 shares of ten dollars. They make a deal with the With the company and they take maybe 50,000 shares And they actually only sell 450,000 shares to the public, right? That's their kickback Okay If they are selling imaginary shares, why does it have any effect on the real stock price? Do people not know the difference? We'll get into a tank. Got you. I got the calculations of shares to worth I was just confused on the process of pricing the initial shares. Thank you for my pleasure my pleasure As for tank take a look at this All right, let's take this down Let's take this down So These guys are shorting a million shares now uh Tink there are No, no, no worries Nicky. There Whenever I teach anything in general, right? Most of the time it's good to have questions coming in because If there's any confusion taking place if anything haven't stipulated correctly Or if I make any mistakes and correct me if I make have any brain forts, it's good to have the feedback Uh absurd account is very informative. Awesome. Now check this out Regarding tink's question shorting of shares You can go on different exchanges and figure out how many Shares are shorted and how many shares are outstanding So if you go to and by the way, that's what Uh, someone here linked up that one of the places that you you used to go to to be able to see How many of these imaginary shares were out there has decided not to list these imaginary shares anymore of what So they're not even going to start providing you the information of how many imaginary shares people have sold And the way shorting stocks works is this okay? Let me explain that to you. It answers my initial questions soon Cool. Cool. Now take a look at this How does shorting work now shorting is basically a company a person and hedge fund whoever it is or Collective of people deciding to share to borrow shares Right and borrowing shares means this. Let me kill this for now Okay Let's assume the stock price Is ten dollars right and this guy shorts A million shares of this company at ten dollars, right? and Let's say the stock price goes down to five dollars What this guy can do because when you sell these imaginary shares You actually have to pay back the shares at some point, right? You can borrow the money to do it right and Shorting stocks is not as easy as me and you going and saying. Oh, I want to short the stock before you short the stock the Exchanges that you're dealing with the companies that you're dealing with the banks that you're dealing with I'm going to look at the value of this guy Oh Don't say my phone name again. I've been too long following on youtube also Now this guy is worth money if he's able to short A million shares of a company at ten dollars. The guy's got cash sitting on the background and he better All right, because what happens is if me and you if anybody buys a stock at ten dollars And the company goes belly up the most you can lose is ten dollars Right, but if I decide to short the stock sell this Stock at ten dollars And hope that it's going to go down for me to buy it back at five dollars That means I made a five dollar profit if it goes the other way I might lose a lot more Right greetings blessings dr. P So this guy the only way he's allowed to short stocks is because he's full of dough Right You can you can say he's full of something else as well, but he's full of dough He's got a lot of money and the banks have looked at this How much money how much net worth this guy has and he has to have multiple Way more net worth than what the value of the short is because if he shorts a million shares of ten dollars That means he's borrowed ten million dollars worth of shares And sold them to generate ten million dollars Right, but if he starts his bet goes the wrong way. He might have to pay back A lot more than that if the stock price ends up going the other way Let's say it goes to fifteen dollars, right? So if this guy shorts the stock at ten dollars, right and the stock goes down to five dollars this differential here When he buys back this stock because he still has to fulfill the contract He's borrowed these imaginary shares sold them and at some point at the brokerage house is going to say, okay We need to have those stocks bought back now If he sells it at ten dollars and buys it back at five, he just made Oops I need more room. I need six zeros. He's just made five million dollars profit, right? Right, however, if the stock goes the other way Right if the stock goes the other way He has to if he sold the shares at ten dollars And buys them back at fifteen dollars. He has to buy them back at fifteen dollars Then he's lost five million dollars All right positive made it negative. That's what it means when you're betting For a company to go down Okay Sleepy waves how you doing the real emcee? Hey, Nikki, not a dumb question at all. Okay. I'm going to skip Discussion between each other, right? You'll probably have to solve proper. Yeah So that's what happens. That's what shorting is and remember the people shorting a stock are worth a lot of money because If this stock if you've bought it and the stock goes down to zero You've only lost if you had a million shares, you only lost 10 million dollars If this stock price instead of going to 15 dollars goes to 150 dollars This guy didn't lose negative didn't lose five million. They lost 50 million All right 50 million No, no, no not 50 million. What am I saying? I did the multiple wrong if it goes to if it goes to 150 dollars They sold it at 10 dollars and they have to now buy it back at 150 dollars They just lost a hundred and 40 million dollars Instead of 10 million dollars. Is that correct that we do it, right? I think so right Huge difference huge difference, right? Short strategies ever be used in investment portfolios for people with normal income or too risky you can use you can you can play the Long and short game by the options way and when you buy options you can buy puts Betting that a stock is going to go down or you can buy calls betting that a stock is going to go up all right, but you're Your risk of losing money is limited to how much the options were worth. Okay Okay Hold hold the gjo's noise, right? So huge difference huge difference now. Are you willing to bet? 10 million dollars right trying to make 10 million dollars And in a week or two weeks or two months all of a sudden You lose control of The the game and the stock price goes up to 150 dollars all of a sudden You sold some shares at 10 dollars to generate 10 million dollars all of a sudden now you need to buy it back The same number of shares at 150 dollars and you're going to lose 140 million dollars Oh snap well That's what's going on with the game stop, right? and Keep this in mind. This is something that has occurred for a long time In in wall street. There's a lot of companies that have been shorted to oblivion Right and keep in mind what we talked about initially Once the company is under pressure from these big fund managers being stomped on it prevents a company from doing secondary offerings or Reofferings of stocks selling the stock to generate money so they can restructure So they can have a future right It prevents them from doing that because they're under serious pressure, right? It's not The free market. It's sort of a game on the side that's taking place Okay You only lose the premium so you cap your losses with puts. Yeah Absurd account So game stop was being shorted hedge funds expected the price to drop But then reddit stepped in and everyone started buying gme So the price went way up, which means that now the hedge funds are going to have to pay back a ton of money, right? Yes, but this is the way it works. Take a look at this thing It's not just one hedge fund that Shorted game stop, right? There are multiple hedge funds the shorted game stop. Let's say this guy is a smaller player here Let's do a do a visual and here's Let's take out these two guys and replace them with a bunch of little or guys, right? little or guys This is important by the way because I'm about to explain to you what a short squeeze is and how it works Here's a bunch of little or guys little dudes Because what you're going to find out in wall street in our current economic system is A lot of people that me and you talk to the little fund manager and stuff like that Majority of them don't know they couldn't I'm going to be nice. They're not the best informed people in the world, right? They only do what they've been told or they or they parrot what the big boys are doing Right what the big boys are doing So this big boy gets a short position. Let's say Of a million shares in this company, right? now game stop had about 140 percent of The actual outstanding shares shorted So let's assume There is another 400,000 shares Right Shorted by the little players right Now why did the little players short game stock? Most likely because they saw this big boy Shorting a million shares and they said we want a piece of the action So they shorted 400,000 of the game stop stock Right or 40 percent of it. This is a hundred percent of the original outstanding shares And this is another 40 percent of the original outstanding shares Now since these little guys are little right smaller players They don't have as much Credit as the big player, right? So their margin calls came in and margin calls are basically banks calling up a player Right who's got money in the game saying listen We can't give you any additional line of credit. You have to cover your short so if this guy here or this Poor little bastard, right this this guy here, right shorted let's say 50,000 shares right at $10 And the stock price went up to $20 He's gonna get a little phone call from the bank saying hey You don't have enough funds To cover the buyback on $20 If this thing goes up another five Your net worth is not enough To be able to buy back your shares. You have to buy back your shares Right So all of a sudden this guy has to take the hit They need to buy back 50,000 shares Right Because the price the stock price is getting away from them Right So what's going to happen is all of a sudden there's going to be a buy order Of 50,000 shares of $20 coming in because this guy needs to cover the initial bet that he made Holy Kamales This stock price is not going to do a nice little thing like this. It's going to go like this Boom all of a sudden there's 40,000 or 50,000 buy a stock price, right? So what happens when it goes up here the price might jump up to $30 All right, so the price jumps up to $30. Oh look, there's another pork bastard That's here He was he wasn't he was expecting this thing to go down Now the price is at $30. This guy gets the next call from the bank. The bank says hey, buddy You have another 50,000. Let's say this guy bought another 50,000 shares Shorter than 50,000 shares of $10 Their net worth is the equivalent of the stock price being worth $35 or $40 Usually the margin you're allowed to play with is anywhere between 25 to 75 percent of your net worth usually 50 percent Right once you cross that threshold you're going to get a call from the bank saying you got to liquidate some of your Assets because you're going to you're going to have the margin there to cover your losses So this guy this this next person online gets another call from the bank saying, okay You're going to have to buy back the amount of shares that you shorted Because your net worth is not enough to cover this if this guy this thing goes up anymore Right, so there's another short squeeze coming in all of a sudden Another 50,000 shares at $30 Right and the higher the price The larger the movements if there's big blocks being bought like this all of a sudden this guy goes up to $60. Oh, guess what the next dominoes fall boom boom boom The stock price goes from 20 30 60 150 $20 All of a sudden this big boy gets a phone call this big boy gets a phone call From the bank. Hey big boy You shorted a million shares At $10 that was worth 10 million dollars Now you have to cover this short game stock price went up to Breached 400 Game stock price went up to I think right now today is trading at around $320 $320 The guy shorted a million shares at $10 Has to cover has to buy back the shares at $320 That means he has to pay The difference which is $310 a million shares He has to he has to cough up $310 million And a million shares What's that going to do to the stock price when it's sitting at $320? Where's it going to go? There's only a million shares outstanding. This guy needs to buy back a million shares. Where's it going to buy it back from? if people are as the Mantra is going holding the line and not selling their shares Oh snap crackled pop the share price is going to go. I don't know. Where is it going to go? My board is not big enough Right, that's the game at play right now. Now. Is it everything that everybody's saying hold the line on all this? Uh, not really right This is the simplified version, but one thing you have to consider and apologies for not reading the chat Okay, but this is the game at play right now. Me and you don't get to print money right me and you don't have access to 0 interest As much as we want Right, we can't go to the bank And say hey I need to I need a 310 million dollars a zero percent interest So I can buy back that one million imaginary shares I sold of this company because there's a whole bunch of retail investors that are screwing me over The game is rigged. Well, the game was rigged from the get-go because this guy knows how it was rigged He's just really pissed because everybody else knows Figured out how the game is rigged and how it's played Right, but these people here right this guy here that's being thrown to the wolves It is a big boy here He's a big boy relative to me and you. He's not a big boy relative to the banks Right to the people behind the curtain because they're the ones pressing the buttons and letting the money flow Right, if you look at the m1 and m2 of federal reserve funds that were released Right the chart approximately 40 percent of all Cash liquid cash that has ever been released by the federal reserve was released was created In 2020 in the last year So 40 percent of all the money in though in that the federal reserve had ever released onto the markets were created in the last year, right and If you want to know how it was created Well, in the last few months Wall Street was given a bailout of trillions of dollars while People in the united states Some of them didn't even get their six hundred dollar paycheck and they're going to be waiting months to even if they can get a hundred Four fourteen hundred dollar paycheck So Wall Street gets the funds first at zero percent interest No questions asked within days if not hours of them asking for it and joe below investor Not the same not the same so This guy can decide Maybe if the market allows it To short another million shares and push it down again push it down again push it down again, right? And if the line of communication, this is extremely important, right? send soar ship Apologies if I spelled things wrong, but looking at it this way is harder, right? if The line of communication Because this is a war, right the first thing you do in any war is to Cut the lines of communication of your adversary, right If the line of communication is severed between the retail investors Acting as a cooperative to take on these big boys, right If the line of communication is severed between all these different factions all these different people That are working together as a cooperative and this is one of the greatest examples of a cooperative that I can think of people working Together to get something done right if the lines of communication are severed and there's panic selling Right and people are freaking out. Well, guess what if this guy Can get the funds that he needs plus some to continue to short the shares of 320 Dollars and there's panic selling from the retail investors because they can't communicate with each other Then now he's not shorting a million shares of ten dollars He's now shorting another million shares of 320 dollars and if this thing goes down This big boy is getting bigger. He's going to make more mint money, right? Because we don't know what Access to funds this guy has Now what's been going on is discord Took out the line of communication for wall street bets the people who Have an vested interest in this they put their hard earned money to play this game, right? And it is a game right So discord severed the line of communication Read it to a certain degree took up the line of communication for a short period of doing a crucial crucial time If you're in a war zone situation If there's an attack on your front lines and your line of communication is severed For a few minutes to a few hours that could be extremely devastating right You could lose the war at least the battle because this isn't the war is much bigger than just this This is just one battle, right? You could lose that battle So reddit took it out. What else happened? Oh, wow Some of these places like robin hood that people had their shares prevented people from selling Or not selling buying more of the shares to keep the price going up So this big boy could get Right So robin hood and other apps prevented people from buying more shares because they wanted a piece of the action They did the calculation if this guy has to buy back a million shares of 320 dollars price of Game stop is going to go through the roof. Holy shite It's going to go into the thousands of dollars, right? But you couldn't buy it Not only that these apps These websites Started selling people's shares without their knowledge What the f why would they start selling share? They they sold people's shares without them knowing it Right without them wanting their shares sold right, so This is just On the front lines of what's going on. There is so much other things going on in the background, right? Which is if you look into this thing It goes into what we just talked about at the beginning, which is the veils being lifted People are realizing that this is a rigged game and these big boys These even these guys might seem like big boys to us. They might be controlling billions of dollars, right? But they're nobody They're nobody Is that a big boy? Nobody nobody if we've heard their names, right? They're nobody's. They're not the ones pressing the button and Increasing the money supply by 40 percent in one year right side 100% side a side b the mask is off What is the game? What's going on? right That's my little quick intro. There is a lot more to this. I skipped over a few things just answering some questions or whatnot, but It should give you a really good appreciation What just took place? What is taking place, right? And the implications of this are grand or beautiful or phenomenal This should Kick us into occupy wall street 2 3 4 10 Amplified, right? Because our enemy Is not me and you no matter what our ideology, ideology, beliefs, religions The different foods we eat the different the different color of our skin right We're not each other's enemy, right? Occupy wall street, right? Who is the enemy? because Our differences didn't matter when Robinhood was selling our shares or prevented us from buying shares, right? Or censored our communication We're all the same Keep your eyes on the prize Know what the game is Decide if you want to participate in this game and realize there's a lot of different Markets that you can enter that are disruptive that don't give as much power To this bad boy and his minions and his masters That's my little Intro to what just took place Fun