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GameStop Squeeze Was Helped By 34 Year Old YouTubing CFA Who Turned $50,000 Into $48 Million

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FRIDAY, JAN 29, 2021 - 12:01
A YouTube streamer that helped garner attention to the run up in GameStop shares has turned out to be a 34 year old financial advisor who formerly worked for Mass Mutual.

The "Roaring Kitty" YouTube stream, along with now-Reddit legend "DeepF*ckingValue", helped bring a "flood" of retail traders into GameStop, Reuters reported on Friday. The "Roaring Kitty" YouTube account belongs to Keith Patrick Gill, the report said.

His channel constantly posted videos, like the one below, making the bull case for owning GameStop leading up to the retailer's parabolic ascent.

He also shared photos of his portfolio while posting about GameStop on Reddit. In September 2019, a screenshot appeared to show he had $53,000 invested in the company. By this week, his position was worth nearly $48 million, according to his Reddit posts.

“Your steady hand convinced many of us to not only buy, but hold. Your example literally changed the lives of thousands of ordinary normal people,” one Reddit user told him this week.

When reached for comment by Reuters, Gill did not respond and Mass Mutual says he no longer works for the company. Gill has said on his YouTube channel he doesn't offer financial advice: “I don’t provide personal investment advice or stock recommendations during the stream.”

A securities attorney consulted by Reuters, when asked about whether or not there could be regulatory scrutiny on his actions, said: “Ultimately the issue is going to be whether people were putting out materially false or misleading information for the purpose of inducing others to buy stock.”
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Scott Silver of Silver Law Group said: “If he is what he says he is, he’s not breaking the law. There’s absolutely nothing wrong to tell others to buy a stock if it’s honest and in good faith.”

His brother, Kevin Gill, appeared to verify his identity, stating on Thursday: “Um yeah. So my brother is kinda famous now.”
Gill is married and has a CFA. Recently, he had worked on an initiative for Mass Mutual that helped bring financial education to the masses.

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Should Fed Support Game Stop Stock From Falling? Fed, Mice and Cheese Paradox.

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The 1933 Banking Act requires the Federal Reserve “to promote effectively the goals of maximum employment, stable prices, and moderate long-term interest rates.”
No problem. Except maximum employment – are we talking within a month, a year or over the long term. Ditto for stable prices and moderate long term interest rates.
The stable prices have been manipulated by the government over the last 50 years with so many changes and adjustments to how price increases are calculated. In fact, many changes have been made to ensure prices always remain low with a bias to adjust lower if increases occur.

This is fact, not my opinion. There are plenty of researchers keeping track of older government calculation methodologies – all of which point to significantly higher inflation rates if used old calculation methodologies. No older calculations show lower inflation rates that I know of. (Shadow CPI shows Annual inflation at 5.5% if calculated based on 1990 methodology - http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate...flation-charts.)

So in the never ever quest for maximum employment – and controlling inflation – the Federal Reserve keeps interest rates significantly below the equilibrium rate – arguably by 5% today. This blows through their third mandate of moderate long-term interest rates. Long term interest rates have NEVER been lower. But if the Fed didn’t keep long term rates much lower than the mandated “moderate”, the government would not be able to service their debt and spending would have to be slashed.

Thus leading to less than maximum employment.

But the byproduct of only focusing on maximum employment over the short term – which is the result of such heavy political influence (so much for an independent and trustworthy institution), the Fed is forced to always add accommodation to any slowdown in the business cycle.

As a result, we have runaway financial inflation – financial asset prices that are so overvalued that new speculative asset appreciation is bubbling up every day.
Now that the latest bubble has inflated at a dizzying pace – Game Stock – a brick and mortar video game company that loses money every year – that has gone from $19 to over $400 in two weeks - on no news, leaving a graveyard of hedge fund managers that were short the stock behind, government officials are clamoring to ensure no market manipulation.

Squeezing short sellers is market manipulation, but the Fed has fostered an environment of market manipulation in all areas of investment with good intention by being the largest manipulator in the markets. They have taught the world how to manipulate financial markets with the best of them.

Like the King, Mice and Cheese fable where a king tried to rid his mouse problems with cats to only have cat problems, then going to dogs and eventually elephants to fix the problems – trying to cure one problem with what will amount to a larger problem over and over again, eventually a problem the size of an elephant creates a problem the system can’t contain or control further.

The best way to salvage this is to acknowledge the system will always have issues – employment will never be as high as you would like, inflation and interest rates never as low as you like. But if you end up with elephants rampaging as a result of your quest to do more than you should, you’ll be worse off than if you were satisfied with an outcome that is more realistic for the long term.

Yes, in today’s instant gratification age there is no tolerance from the masses to under-perform. But that is why the Fed is supposed to be independent.
So let’s try to get the Fed their independence back and focus on rational and symmetric policy (both higher and lower rates without printing Trillions of dollars with every economic gyration) before it is too late. Let us live with mice, a small nuisance of a problem that can be controlled. If not, lets support every asset class to the outer stratosphere of value and spend some of those QE dollars on Game Stop. Shouldn’t they at least get some cheese while the elephants feast on free peanuts? Its definitely looking more nuts!!!

Hi Bruce, after more than 06 months I am back, is your WEBSITE still not functional???? I can see couple of folks here, Mr Blak & AWaheed. Mr Blak might be friend of yours in golden times, how about Mr AWaheed???? I haven't seen his post for a long time??

Bruce, you haven't uploaded SCREENSHOT of my account since yesterday, it's a surprise??

Good morning loveandpeace

It is very important that you call me at 514 247 0775.

I will post the summary of all your Forex trades since you opened this FXCM UK demo account of $50,000 US Dollars on January 23, 2021. As we both know I started to train you last year using my unique and successful method of trading Forex developed 18 years ago during 2003.

You have made 24 Forex trades in this account in the 3 days from January 26, 2021 at 3:45 PM to January 29, 2021 at 1:16 PM.

Your first 14 trades were all done without any losses. Your next 2 trades were losses of $10.10 and $1006.00 US Dollars.

This was because as we both know we limit our losses to maximum $1000.00 US Dollars in our Forex trading plans.

You then did another 8 Forex trades and after doing your 24 trades in 3 days with just 2 losses your Net Profit was $4,418.65 US Dollars.

That is over 8% return on investment in just three days of Forex trading. The best commercial Forex traders in the world based on review through Barclay's Hedge who rates all Forex commercial traders who trade in two categories. All who manage a minimum of $1,000,000 US Dollars to $10,000,000 US Dollars. The second category is $10,000,000 US Dollars PLUS.

You have learned very well since I first started training you how to be a winning and successful Forex trader.

Please call me at 514 247 0775 so that we can now enter into a proper business arrangement to complete your course.


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Good morning Forex traders. I have been trading in LIVE time since July 15, 2019. I have recently moved my business location and during this period of time I have been using my cellphone and tablet to trade. I have been set up since July 25, 2019 with my desktop and notebook computer.

As you can see from the SCREENSHOT , I have closed my last 8 trades for a net profit of $2622.10 US Dollars.

When I started trading on July 15, 2019 when I arrived at my new office / home the balance on this FXCM UK Demo account was just over $15,000 US Dollars.

As we can all see from the SCREENSHOT the balance all in cash is $48,026.30 US Dollars.

That is an increase in excess of $33,000 US Dollars in 30 days of Forex trading. As most of you know that come here to read my posts and watch my Forex trades using my unique and 100% proven method of Forex trading developed over the last 17 years of hands on trading tens of millions of US Dollars using REAL FUNDS the results speak for themselves.

I soon will be stopping my posting on this thread other than perhaps a weekly update for those that want to subscribe to my corporate website.

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Retail Investors Stage A Riot On WallStreet

For years, Wall Street has taken advantage of retail investors.

In 2000, they dumped companies with no earnings or revenue on unsuspecting individuals, eventually costing them their retirements.

In 2008, it was outright mortgage fraud. From 2009 to the present, Wall Street has used algorithms, high-frequency trading, and user data purchases to front-run “the little guy” by scalping them for profits.

Interestingly, this past week, retail investors hit back. Just as individuals used social media platforms to organize protests and riots across the country, traders used websites like “Reddit” to organize a successful short-squeeze on Wall Street hedge funds. That short-squeeze, which forces hedge funds who were short stocks to cover the positions, has sent a handful of stocks to the moon. Notably, Gamestop, a retail store that is on its way to bankruptcy, has been the movement’s poster child.


If you happened to be visiting Mars over the last few days, here is what I am talking about.
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That chart is what a “short-squeeze” looks like when those short a stock have to “buy to cover” at the prevailing market price. It hasn’t been pretty, and the “Wall Street Bets” Reddit group took credit earlier this week for forcing Melvin Capital, a hedge fund short Gamestop, to get a $2.7 billion bailout from its hedgefund friends.

From that moment, it didn’t take long for Wall Street to show its true colors by locking retail investors out of being able to buy Gamestop. Robinhood, Schwab, WeBull, and others all restricted trading in the stock, which resulted in immediate class action lawsuits.
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The Margin Problem
While Robinhood, and other brokers, took a lot of heat for restricting trading in shares of the most heavily shorted names, there was a reason – collateral requirements.

Without getting into all of the minutiae of capital requirements and margin accounts, the simple fact is that the NSCC is required, by SEC rules tracing back to Dodd-Frank, to make sure there is always cash to settle.

Depending on the net of buys and sells, the brokerage (like Robinhood) is on the hook to pay or receive the trading’s net cash. That is simply credit risk. The NSCC takes on that credit risk. To mitigate the risk of a brokerage failure, they demand firms post a deposit of 10% of the collateral.

Here is where the problem comes in. When firms are already heavily on margin (currently at a record level of negative cash balances), sharp changes in the underlying collateral value can lead to immediate demands for more deposits from the brokers.
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On Thursday, Robinhood had to raise nearly $1 billion in capital to secure the ability to cover collateral requirements. We also saw margin requirements being adjusted by the DTCC.

Of course, the risk to the markets is that with brokerage firms already running too lean, if a firm like Robinhood failed, the ripple effect through the financial industry would likely rival that seen during the Lehman bankruptcy in 2008.

Such are likely reasons the markets sold off this past week.
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Strange Bedfellows
As I stated at the beginning, it is about time Wall Street got a little bit of what they have been dishing out on Americans for years. It won’t take long for Wall Street to “circle their wagons” and protect themselves, but maybe this is just the warning shot they needed to make some changes. However, I highly doubt it.

It is interesting, though, that Robinhood’s actions, which may just put them out of business, have also united an unexpected group of individuals. Who would have ever thought that Ted Cruz would agree on anything with A. O. Cortez?
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Even Mark Cuban, who benefitted greatly from Wall Street making him a billionaire, weighed in.
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The mania is likely to get far worse before it ends. Such is particularly true if Citadel Securities, the hedge fund that pays Robinhood for user data to front-run trades, reloaded their short positions before making Robinhood shutter access.
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Nonetheless, the “Wall Street Bets” clan are undeterred at this moment and are doubling down on their “bets.”
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At least for now.

How Does This All End
The real question is what eventually happens. In Gamestop’s case, the company is effectively a “dead man” walking retailer. So, the only reason anyone is buying the stock is simply due to the short-squeeze conditions that currently exist. As of this writing, the percentage of shares “short” is 122%. (That isn’t a typo.)

The problem comes when the “Wall Street Bets” traders eventually do want to sell. Those traders are “paper rich,” however, to convert their shares back into cash, they have to sell. The question will be WHO will they sell to?

Such is where market dynamics come into play. As stated in “No Cash On The Sidelines:”
“Every transaction in the market requires both a buyer and a seller, with the only differentiating factor being at what PRICE the transaction occurs.”

Think about a crowded theatre. At the moment, everyone is going into the theatre (buying), and no one is selling. However, when they begin to try and sell their positions, no one will be there to buy from them.

Such is the equivalent of yelling “fire.” The smart ones will get out early. The rest will find themselves scrambling towards a very narrow exit. Once the price starts falling, the sellers will swamp the buyers driving the price lower. In Gamestops case, given the company’s value is around $10, where it was trading before the mania, the decline will be both brutal and fast.

While Wall Street is the villain, this is one of those stories where the villain gets away with the crime in the end.
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Markets Take A Hit
Last week, we discussed that our “money flow” signals were close to triggering, suggesting either a short-term correction of 3.-5% or an extended consolidation. (We publish a daily 3-minute video click here to subscribe)

Let me repeat that point from last week:
“Important Note: A correction can take on one of two forms. The market either declines in price to alleviate the overbought condition, or it can consolidate sideways.”

Such remains the case currently, as on Wednesday, the market declined by almost 3% in one day. That swift sell-off did trigger our money flow “sell signal,” as the volatility index spiked higher.
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While the market did bounce on Thursday, it was a “suckers rally.” That bounce led to a retest of the 50-dma on Friday. Money flows have continued to weaken, suggesting there remains underlying selling pressure in the market currently.

While I fully expect a reflexive rally next week, that will likely be an opportunity to reduce risk rather than chasing markets. Such will be the case until we see money flows start to turn positive again, suggesting some underlying buying pressure.

For now, we are maintaining our higher level of cash. After selling last Friday, we have the luxury to be patient and look for opportunities to add to our core equity holdings at cheaper prices.
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Greed Breaks Things
My colleague Doug Kass penned an excellent piece on Thursday discussing market conditions:
“‘If there is one common theme to the vast range of the world’s financial crises, it is that excessive debt accumulation, whether by the government, banks, corporations, or consumers, often poses greater systemic risks than it seems during a boom.’ – Carmen Reinhart

A grotesque level of speculation has taken us to where we are now. With a good perspective on history, we can have a better understanding of the past and present — and thus a clear vision of the future.

Like previous speculative cycles, this is about greed and trying to make money. Attempts to make trading seem like ideological notions and high minded intentions are fanciful to me. Such makes my point that mishappened levels of speculation usually occur in the later stage of a Bull Market and, more often than not, presage a Bear Market.

Speculation, as noted yesterday, is the outgrowth of undisciplined monetary policy.”

He is correct. The rampant speculation in the market is prolific, as shown in the charts below.
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As Doug notes, speculation is the direct result of the “Moral Hazard” created by the Fed’s ongoing monetary interventions.

After a decade of injecting liquidity into the financial markets, it is no surprise that investors “believe” they have an “insurance” policy against loss. As noted in the linked article, such is the very definition of moral hazard. Every time the market “wiggles,” the Fed has expanded their monetary interventions.
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However, at some point, the Fed may become trapped by the own policies. If the direct stimulus does cause an inflationary surge, the Fed may get forced to cut QE and increase rates.

The last time they tried that was in 2018.
It didn’t go well.
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Portfolio Positioning Update
As I discussed last week, we had positioned for a correction. Again, as noted above, I am NOT saying the markets are about to crash.

Here is what we said last week:
“However, after the recent runup from November, all of our indicators are beginning to align. Such suggests a 3-7% correction over the next month. Could it be 10% or more? Absolutely. Once the correction begins, we can garner a better understanding of the downside risk.”

In our view, the management of risk will pay dividends over time, even at the expense of short-term gains. Therefore, while the correction from Wednesday was short-lived, at least for the moment, the risk is still present heading into February.
Therefore, let me repeat the “rules” from last week:

1. Tighten up stop-loss levels to current support levels for each position.
2. Hedge portfolios against major market declines.
3. Take profits in positions that have been big winners
4. Sell laggards and losers
5. Raise cash and rebalance portfolios to target weightings.

Notice, nothing in there says, “sell everything and go to cash.”

The Problem Of Overpaying For Value
The current environment has become so richly priced there is little opportunity for investors to extract additional gains from risk-based investments.

There is one true axiom of the market, which investors always tend to forget.

“Investors buy the most at the top, and the least at the bottom.”
If you feel you must chase the markets currently, then do it with a set of guidelines to follow if things turn against you. We printed these rules a couple of weeks ago but felt there are worth mentioning again.
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While we remain optimistic about the markets currently, we are also taking precautionary steps to tighten up stops, add non-correlated assets, raise some cash, and look to hedge risk opportunistically.

Just because it isn’t raining right now doesn’t mean it won’t.

Nobody has ever gotten hurt by keeping an umbrella handy.
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Great thread!! I will open the FXCM UK demo account and learn from you. Thanks

Welcome - Thanks !!!

Now we wait until tomorrow to see if we have RISK ON OR RISK OFF.

That is determined between 8:30 AM and 9:30 AM just before the North American equity markets open and the money starts flowing between asset classes.

Post your questions here and share any thoughts that you have on this thread.


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Since the FXCM UK $50,000 US Dollars Demo account was opened on September 13, 2020 by one of my Forex students with the first Forex trade done on September 14, 2020, there have been 50 FX trades with 47 winning trades and 3 losing trades.

That is a winning percentage of 92% and more importantly the Net Profit is over $17,800.00 US Dollars in 6 weeks and 3 days of trading which is 35% plus, Return on Investment. I did all the trades in this account in order to show my student in LIVE TIME how it is done.

If you want to learn my unique methods of Forex trading please send me an email to [email protected]

The cost of the 90 day course is $500 US Dollars.

Afterwards you can continue to learn and improve your Forex trading skills by becoming a subscriber to my corporate website at a monthly cost of $50 US Dollars.

Please post any questions or feedback here on my thread.


Bruce

If you have any questions please post them here on my thread.

I would like to ADD some personal remarks for my student.

The KEY to trading Forex is DISCIPLINE. This means being FOCUSED and since this 90 day course is about learning how to trade Forex to become a Professional Forex Trader as long as you have the emotional make up to control your FEAR and your GREED and probably most important of all, your EGO.

The only thing that I look for in my students is RESULTS, not their opinions.

Why is that ? Most traders both retail and commercial trade using technical analysis which no longer can serve to be effective in today's Forex trading conditions where ONE TWEET can cause the Forex markets to drop in seconds as happened today when Frankfurt, Germany opened at 2:00 AM Eastern Standard Time in my time zone in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

In this case it was not a tweet, it was the announcement that President Trump and the First Lady tested positive for the Corona Virus.

MONEY FLOW which is KEY to my unique Forex trading method proved itself one more time as the MONEY FLOW began in the equity markets when Frankfurt, Germany opened for Equity Trading.

So in finishing my comments if you really have the Human Skills to become a professional Forex trader then my 90 day course for a fee of $500.00 US Dollars will allow you to discover if you have the talents to become a professional Forex trader and become one of the TOP Forex traders in the world using my unique Forex trading methods developed over 18 years of hands on trading experience.

If you have any thoughts, comments or questions then please post them here.

Thank you...


Bruce

Hi Bruce, just for my curiosity, here is my question, when uploaded SCREENSHOT with 16+ different PAIRS, but you NEVER used them except US30, S&P 500, SILVER & GOLD, why we need the rest??? If we DON'T use ?????

Bruce,

You are offering 90 Days trading course, may I have the details here in this forum so the others would be benefited too.

Would this be an ONLINE, 1 to 1in person, or over the phone., How many hours, how many days, anything else??

Excellent Question.

I use all these to follow the MONEY FLOW. So you see the main currency next to the US Dollar is EUR/USD. Then I use EUR/JPY and USD/JPY. Originally when we could not trade CFD (Contracts for Difference) such as US30 and SP500, I used them to see the money flow out of the equity markets into the bond markets and other safe haven currencies such as USDJPY and others.

I also trade at times GBP/USD and also AUD/USD and USD/CAD give clues on which way Gold will move.

I hope that answers your questions. Please keep posting these excellent questions so that everyone will learn and it helps to sharpen my knowledge by giving answers to the questions.


Bruce

The service is available 24/7 by posting on this thread any questions or comments. When I am trading LIVE, people can follow my trades and I am always available on the telephone or through SKYPE.

There is no limit to the time or the questions as I am usually online and posting or trading between 2:00 AM Eastern Standard Time and 5:00 PM. I usually do not trade the markets in Asia ftom 7:00 PM to Midnight after which I get some sleep however I can reply to questions posted and I also as you know post much research and I offer many excellent online resources that I have discovered over the last 18 years in the Forex business.

There are not many people that post in this thread since I have found out that when everything is free even though valuable people do not have the same interest. I really expect that my website which will be a form of the type of resources used on Forex Factory will bring much traffic as I will have a major marketing program to attract the first 500 users of my website at the cost of $50.00 US dollars which will be the most value added site for the price in the Forex teaching industry.

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