I read this on another thread today: https://archive.is/t8XCq. Read it fully, then come back here.
So... That sounds terrible, doesn't it? The great reset in progress? No one under 40 able to own a home? Serfs everywhere? Sounds like hell on earth. But remember - God wins. So lets try and reconcile this with everything else happening on the financial battlefront.
To me this is amazingly good news. Granted, I am in a rare circumstance. I already have a house with no mortgage at under 40, a good paying job, and plenty of savings to play with at the moment. That said, i have been preparing for a fiscal madhouse for more than a decade, and try to stay frugal even though i could afford not to be. I dont work in financial institutions, and can afford to be a sole breadwinner for my household too.
However, for everyone else not in my situation, this is an opportunity and a half. You need to remember:
- financial markets are connected to the hilt today globally, and when one falls down the rest quake and tremble.
- pension funds and the like need to stay afloat to give the older generations something to pass onto their kids, but they are not immune to the chaos either. There are billions in that market.
- the markets are about to have a crisis due to mass malfeasance through FED supported agencies, inflation, and the ongoing lawfare around the globe.
- the "corporation" (USA corp) is dead and being propped up like a scene from "Weekend at Bernie's", so this is just the body of said entity doing the final, pant sh_tting activities.
- these institutions have been engaging in "naked shorts" in both the stock and comex markets.
For those still under a rock, that last bullet point is the most important, so ill expand on it. That is where a company puts long term sell orders for shares in a company, specifically with shares that they don't actually own. Not only is such activity highly illegal, it also is a huge risk to take.
To go into laymen analogies on this - think about "The Producers" film/play. They sell more shares in the production company than existed because "we can make more money from a flop". Then it becomes a comedy smash success, and sends the producers to jail.
This is the same plot for GME and AMC right now, and has been the plot for Silver for decades. The Hedge funds have placed bets with more stocks than actually exist that both of those companies will flop. However, some bright sparks on reddit (i know, oxymoron, but amazingly they do exist) saw the activity, did some calculations, and saw the opportunity to buy low and HOLD HOLD HOLD. This is going to cause the stock price to skyrocket as all the real shares get bought with no one willing to sell them for chicken feed.
Hedges have a grace period and can shuffle the data around, but that is a delay move. Eventually they have to settle the bill. When they do, they will have to sell off the assets they have to pay their losses. These companies keep the stock prices of big companies afloat, but a forced sell off will drop those prices instead of the shorted ones.
Now, for the tactical plan and my theory
Here is my theory on all this - the real reason hedge funds are buying property up (besides showing alignment to the great reset) is they also need hard assets to cover their impending insane losses on the stock markets. Once that breaks, they will be forced to sell said property and assets fast to stay afloat. That won't save them (or thr other stocks they own), however, because this will be a "one two" punch once silver shorting is shown for all to see.
This is why GME and the silverbacks are soooo crucial to breaking their hold. Once the GME short fails and the squeeze sends that to the moon, the next casualty will be physical metal shorts. That bastard of a scheme has been ongoing for decades, and has very similar mechanisms to the GME short.
If you want to do something to help the fight:
- watch the markets,
- buy GME/AMC and physical metals, especially silver (and gold if you can).
- Make sure you have "diamond hands" with a high level exit strategy, and don't sell too early.
- Be sure to put all your fiat gains from gme quickly into real things too (property, physical metal, etc). Gold if you can afford it, but silver is just as good (if not better for gains) if you can't.
- once GME looks like it is taking off, short recognised brands at high value. Key targets: Blackrock & Citadel owned stocks (cant hit citadel directly, but blackrock seems to be a publicly traded company) ,
- i would consider shorting also Amazon, Twitter, FB, and Google too. Some big corps like Coke maybe good targets, but the others will start to collapse hard when the SHTF moment hits.
You dont have to do all of these, but if you do even a few, you will be doing ball busting hits to the cabal families ,and probably guarantee big bankers will take a risk at trying to defy gravity to avoid the wrath that will come to them. The more people in this game, the more they will feel the real pain coming.
I am telling y'all this knowing it will make it harder for me to benefit personally off the coming fiscal storm, as I'm still dumping whatever cash i can spare into silver and gold, and had the missus to extend her limited portfolio into GME. Like i said earlier, I am already in a good place and have some youth left too. So to be a good & God-fearing man, it is time for me to share this, now that i van clearly see the players and their games.
The white hats have dropped breadcrumbs for us to follow. Its up to us now to checkmate the financial institutions into oblivion. WWG1WGAWW
Blackrock is long on GME. When it moons they will make gazillions.
They may rub shoulders at the orgies (vomits)... but they are the enemy of citadel in this particular battle.
I heard firms like black rock are ultimately liable once smaller hedge funds default.
Bingo! They have to cover the losses and the bigger hedges and the banks habe ties inyo all of them. They are all interconnected, and that structure of centralised activity will also be the biggest gap in their armour. You find one hole like GME, and the whole lot will collapse.
Without that armour in play, banks will be exposed. And they are the ones shorting the silver markets heavier than anyone. Forget moonshot, think heliospheric orbital exit.
OK ... help me out here. This is the part of this drama that I'm not getting. People keep saying that somehow BLACKROCK is on the hook for CITADELs losses?
How is that? What I mean is, where is that published? I have looked and I could not find a single shred of evidence that anyone but the 'under-writing' agency(s) - which I'm pretty sure is not Blackrock, are on the hook for losses by shorts.
NOW ... if Blackrock (or any bank), is on the hook for the shorts, and Blackrock has GME shares enough in their treasure chest to cover the hedges, they can just 'lend' or donate' those shares to CITADEL (and the other hedges), to cover their positions. This prevents any of those fucks from going bankrupt, and now Blackrock pretty much owns the Hedges AND their 'under-writers' - BOTH. Blackrock cannot lose. The Hedges return the shares, but now they and their 'insurers' are beholden to Blackrock forever. Now the problem is the shares "in excess of float". What then? What do APES do if someone steps in to save the Hedges with positions enough to cover the 'well-connected' shorts?
This is going to be the biggest game of high stakes chicken ever played. Ever.
It has to do with whose money is on the line, and you are kind of looking at this backwards.
Citadel owns some shares in blackrock, but by comparison blackrock is just a pseudo subsidiary for vanguard. That one owns a serious stake. If citadel falls, they will have to sell everything to pay back their deficits. That will impact blackrock, which will impact vanguard. Citadel is 100% private, so its not traded. You can only ahort its holdings to hurt it, hence why you should look to short blackrock (and possibly vanguard as well) when the moonshot happens.
Another point is a hedge must stay relatively low risk to be viable as a hedge. Owning every element in a market like this as it is now is high risk in the extreme. Thats why vangaurd and blackrock are actually rapidly becoming high risk.
Also, blackrock doesn't have enough in the way of shares to cover citadel and the rest of the short sellers if it were to come to that. No one entity does, not even GME staff. Thats why its a serious "naked short" and so important.
This is a game of poker where the house showed its hand was an ace high pup, and is still playing like it has a royal flush.