1. I have 10000000000 shares and a bridge in Brooklyn for sales. Perfectly legal, right SEC?

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2. in a round about way you could almost think of it in this scenario as fractional shares

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3. Always an excellent concise breakdown. You keep it real, keep us informed, and educate us while guiding through the FUD you rock!

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4. Unlike HOOD that sells their shares the day of the IPO. Can't make this stuff up folks

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5. We need to get digital certificates for each share and only the company you invest in can varify the legitimacy of the share.

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6. *THE RICH STAY RICH BY SPENDING LIKE THE POOR AND INVESTING WITHOUT STOPPING THEN THE POOR STAY POOR BY SPENDING LIKE THE RICH YET NOT INVESTING LIKE THE RICH.*.

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7. This amc squeeze seems too big and to potentially expensive to ever happen… I'm holding my 455 shares in the hope it does but seems to good to be true…

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8. Im Brazilian and the translation is very accurate, Matt! 6 BDRs is equivalent 1 AMC stock. Also, B3 is Like the SEC in US, it’s the official Brazilian regulator, all good, bro.

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9. hey matt do you think they did that because brazil has banned citadel so they can move the price as easy??

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10. All i want is a is a MK4 Supra, and enough to live off of dividends….SQUEEZE BABY SQUEEZE!!!

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11. So glad you know your stuff and you're not senselessly hyping people up and confusing them (which eventually leads to frustration) unlike some people talking about AMC. You, Trey and Roensch are my go to guys.

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12. Below is the disciplinary history of Citadel Securities. Credit to Wall Street On Parade for reporting this on Feb. 23, 2021. Note that a lot of the price action that we've been seeing look suspiciously like wash sales. Unfortunately, the fines are barely a drop in the bucket for these hedge funds. I plan to post this in a number of channels.

    On June 25, 2014, Citadel Securities was fined a total of $800,000 by its various regulators for serious trading misconduct. Citadel paid the fines in the typical manner, without admitting or denying the charges. The New York Stock Exchange alleged that the following had occurred:

    “The firm sent multiple, periodic bursts of order messages, at 10,000 orders per second, to the exchanges. This excessive messaging activity, which involved hundreds of thousands of orders for more than 19 million shares, occurred two to three times per day.”

    In addition, according to the York Stock Exchange, Citadel “erroneously sold short, on a proprietary basis, 2.75 million shares of an entity causing the share price of the entity to fall by 77 percent during an eleven-minute period.” In another instance, according to the New York Stock Exchange, Citadel’s trading resulted in “an immediate increase in the price of the security of 132 percent.”

    On January 9, 2014, the New York Stock Exchange charged Citadel Securities LLC with engaging in wash sales 502,243 times using its computer algorithms. A wash sale is where the buyer and the seller are the same entity and no change in beneficial ownership occurs. (Wash sales are illegal because they can manipulate stock prices up or down.) Citadel Securities paid a $115,000 fine for these 502,243 violations and walked away. That’s less than 23 cents per violation.

    On January 13, 2017 the SEC settled a case against Citadel Securities for $22.6 million in fines and disgorgements, alleging the following had occurred:

    “…two algorithms used by Citadel Securities did not internalize retail orders at the best price observed nor sought to obtain the best price in the marketplace. These algorithms were triggered when they identified differences in the best prices on market feeds, comparing the SIP feeds to the direct feeds from exchanges. One strategy, known as FastFill, immediately internalized an order at a price that was not the best price for the order that Citadel Securities observed. The other strategy, known as SmartProvide, routed an order to the market that was not priced to obtain immediately the best price that Citadel Securities observed.”

    More recently, on July 16, 2020, Citadel Securities agreed to a $700,000 fine by Wall Street’s self-regulator, FINRA, for executing customer orders at prices worse than it traded for its own account. Citadel Securities was allowed to neither admit nor deny the charges. The activities occurred over a period of years.

    On November 13, 2020, FINRA fined Citadel Securities $180,000 for failing to mark 6.5 million equity trades as short sales. Citadel did not admit or deny the allegations but paid the fine. The activity occurred between September 14, 2015 and July 21, 2016, according to FINRA.

    Citadel Securities previously owned a Dark Pool called Apogee. In 2014 Wall Street On Parade became curious when we could not find basic information about this Dark Pool. We filed a Freedom of Information Act request with the SEC. We received a written response from the SEC telling us “we have determined to withhold records responsive to your request….” Less than a year later, Reuters reported that Citadel was shuttering Apogee.

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13. I'm not worried about them selling their shares. Good for them. Understand the crookedness of the market, so we can all see it's fake over their in Brazil. Thanks, good video Brother.

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14. Could hedgies short AMC on the Brazilian market to prevent naked shorts on the NYSE? Just another way to manipulate?

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15. Well yet another perfect example of Matt's forensic investigations! It's posts like this that made me stick with this channel since February. Proud to be Matt's UK Grandpappy lol, great work!!!

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16. Living in Europe you see these CDIs etc. all the time. It's the same as a fractional share.

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17. Hey pfof Matt. The same matt that said webull wasn't pfof then said pfof was terrible for the market. The same matt that said darkpools didn't affect the stock, then said darkpools are affecting the market on the news. So why the fukk is ah9 the euro stock 513 million shares outstanding…

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18. Someone on Reddit has – 106,800 shares…

    Yes…. One hundred and Six thousand, Eight Hundred shares… !!!!!!!!!!!

    That’s a mofo’ing whale!!! 🐳

    And he’s on our side 🙌

    Good luck all 🍀🦾

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19. Market Makers can generate as many shares as they want, there is no records of the stocks. Add that to the fact that HF buy shares from dark pool then sell on retail… price drops. MM then buys shares when price is low as well as generate counterfeit shares.

    Its a never ending money tree with absolute control of the stock price. SEC keeps allowing it to happen.

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20. These BDRs are weird, but it makes sense! Thanks for the research! No nonsense DD, this is what people need.

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21. Every damn day some other bs pops up. ADR, BDR wtf is this garbage. This keeps up I’m going to need CPR.

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22. 1198 she’s here Av 21.40 a share . Bought first 500 at 8/share and bought all the way up and all the way to where we are today . Averaging up for the moass let’s get it

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23. If you would not explained all today’s headlines I’d be nervous as a cat in a room full of rocking chairs! Whewwwww perfect explanations!
    I THANK GOD FOR MATT

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24. Tony Denaro, also an Ape, explained the 1-6 ratio already yesterday in his youtube channel, sounded legit, but lot of rumors still going on… His channel about facts and not rumors. I recommend his channel to hear different calm sounds 👍

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25. Now if they lend there shares in Brazil is it converted back to one for 6 or are they allowed to short 6 shares?

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