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Right now on my Crypto Blog many people are searching for information about the DGAZF short squeeze. I believe they are doing so to find a case study of how GameStop (GME) could play out. You are probably wondering what are the catalysts for price growth of GME? Firstly, here is a summary of my investment thesis as highlighted by Tristan Hindley on Linkedin. In short form, this sums it up. Now I will get into more details for you: Short Squeeze Opportunity Hedge Against Stock Market Crash Better Fundamentals ---      1. Short Squeeze Opportunity There has been tons of talk about the short squeeze on Reddit. I suggest you do your own research and search for some of these articles yourself. The short squeeze also known as the (MOASS) mother of all short squeezes, will cause many short hedge funds to get margin called. These hedge funds are completely self serving and do little to contribute to humanity. I consider GME to be a weapon to take back some of the $4 Trillion th...

Based on my knowledge of how the world really works, there are several investments that I will never make. I will NOT invest in FANG stocks or large financial services companies. The profits derived from these entities are completely toxic. For example, you could make crazy profits trading FB options but it will kill you in the end. You are financing your own enslavement. After doing a ton of digging, I have determined that the Globalists goal is to depopulate the planet to cover up for their crimes. Rather than admit guilt and go to prison, they would rather burn the planet down. At this time they will hide in underground bunkers or deserted islands where tourists are not allowed to go. Their end game is to acquire life extension technology and then blast off into space to become a space-fairing civilization. Once in space, they will do the same evil stuff done on Earth but on a galactic scale. It sounds like it is straight out of a James Bond movie but it is true. Once you stop readi...

In  their current state, cryptocurrencies are doomed to fail. This isn't an uncommon sentiment either, there are plenty of different crypto blogs that share this opinion. The crypto market is becoming more and more intertwined as well as getting more and more inflated. It’s looking to be a giant bubble that’s bound to pop, and pop soon. One of the many reasons crypto is doomed is the prevalence of Tether throughout all the coins and its fraud. For those of you who don’t know what Tether is, it is a cryptocurrency that is designed to facilitate the use of fiat currencies in a digital manner . Tether tries to achieve this by making the coins price always equivalent to $1. Coins that operate in this fashion call themselves “stablecoins” to show that it is less volatile than bitcoin where the price of a coin can fluctuate thousands of dollars every day. Tether also insures that their coin is backed by the reserves they own, although they use shady language in their FAQ when it comes to...

Hedge funds have a history of trying to use cheat codes to steal money from either companies or retail investors and fatten their wallets. One of the more popular tactics they use is shorting stocks, for some short them so much that it can bankrupt the business. Less often do we see people fighting against these shorts causing a squeeze on the stock, causing the price to skyrocket. These squeezes can be so damaging to the market, that they may even cause the market to crash. It's also important to review these past squeezes and compare them to the situation that has been going on with GME since January. The Volkswagen squeeze is one of the more famous squeezes to happen as it caused some hedge funds to take massive losses, as well as the squeeze occurring in the middle of the 2008 global financial crisis. So what happened? Volkswagen was in the process of being acquired by Porsche, which caused its ordinary shares to rise in price while its preference shares to stay the same. Hedge...

As time goes on Wall Street's game of bankrupting beloved businesses in order to make absurd amounts of money is scrutinized more and more. A Reddit post by u/AndiCat sheds some light on this whole situation. They break down every illegal and predatory tactic that Citadel and other hedge funds have been using for years now. You can find the Reddit post here, it’s quite lengthy but it’s in-depth and worth a read. The first item on the list is payment for order-flow and frontrunning. Payment for order-flow is when a brokerage firm (Robinhood) gets paid by a market maker (Citadel) to direct their users' orders towards the market maker. Citadel can then use the information they are getting from these orders by front-running stocks, buying or selling a stock based on that insider information, and making billions. As we all know using insider information is a big no-no for trading on the stock market and yet Citadel hasn’t even gotten punished for this. The only retribution I could f...

  Welcome to the Bitcoin Revolution where there is never a dull moment. This story contains my newest crypto market update. From DOGE to BTC, here is where I think we are headed in the short term. You all read the headlines about how Elon Musk, the super villain has been meddling in the crypto markets. He keeps pumping DOGE which is not good for the crypto community. People are attracted to Dogecoin because it has a low price and quick gains. Fundamentally, it is not a secure coin compared to Bitcoin and does not have the network effect. Some idiot bought DOGE will his credit card and made money. This is not a smart idea as he could have lost his entire life savings. If I owed DOGE, I would say to sell it and buy BTC to preserve wealth. My mailman just loaded up on DOGE which makes me think it's done. If you don't see the sucker, you are the sucker. Most alt coins don't stay in the Top 10 for long. Musk also posted on Twitter how he thinks Bitcoin is bad for the environment...

The Reddit post titled “Are we Headed Toward a Hype-Induced Market Crash?” written by an anonymous user has predicted a crash of untold proportions. The author wrote a summary which I will include but I suggest reading the whole article to get a deeper understanding of why they believe this, and the evidence that they provided. Here’s the summary: An ongoing battle between retail investors on reddit speculating on GameStop stock (and other “meme stocks”) and malicious hedge funds who are manipulating the stock market using counterfeit shares is about to come to a climax and uncoil a tightly wound spring of debt, fraud, and corruption. The situation appears so dire that the mechanisms in place to control the debt that the malicious hedge funds have accumulated, should they default (get margin called), are not adequate and are about to fail. The government has taken notice and is signaling that they are about to close the loophole that allows for counterfeit shares and enforce the rules...