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#AMC #GME #TSLA #KOSS #OCGN #MEMESTOCK #MOONING #L2BU Part 3 Skin In The Game like I said in part 1 I will post a video of this today. So that way I will walk you through each part and what it ultimately means but I wanted you all to get the general gist of it here before I spoke
about it on my YouTube channel. So I digress lol!. Continuing where I left off in regards to short call options....It is important to understand if the call option is higher than the strike price at expiration then its in the money. This means that the person who bought the
option from you will expect to sell shares at the entire strike price. If the stock does a gamma squeeze then this strategy goes to the graveyard as you will have to cover the contract. 👀 For example theoretically thinking as a HF/MM a share of AMC @ 9.90 you think is going to
#AMC #GME #TSLA #KOSS #OCGN #MEMESTOCK #MOONING #L2BU Part 2 Skin In The Game - We were talking about the importance of the clearing fund...here is what it is used for "The Clearing Fund may also be used to make good losses or expenses suffered by the Corporation or losses
suffered by the Clearing Fund resulting from borrowings pursuant to the authority in Rule 1006(f): (i) as a result of the failure of any Clearing Member to discharge duly any obligation on or arising from any confirmed trade accepted by the Corporation, (ii) as a result of the
failure of any Clearing Member (including any Appointed Clearing Member) or of CDS to perform its obligations (including its obligations to the correspondent clearing corporation) under or arising from any exercised or assigned option contract or matured future or any other
#AMC #GME #TSLA #KOSS #OCGN #MEMESTOCK #MOONING #L2BU Alright folks, so the moment you've all pretty much been waiting for the the SR - OCC - 2021 - 801 rule as it stands IF THEY HAVE "SKIN-IN-THE-GAME"
There is so much to unpack here and I'm going to solely cover one part of the rule. I will also post the video on this after this is posted. So here we go. Basic Structure we need to understand is that the SEC is at the Head of the two organizations sitting underneath it.
On one side you have the OCC and the other side you have the NSCC. We've talked about and discussed for months the NSCC rules and how they apply to securities. We've gone through the NSCC 801, 005, 004, and the 003 rules. Now we're getting to the point that the other branch of
