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The death of The Great Vampire Squids

My main aim for 2021 was to add some new strategies to my investment portfolio and, over the next few days and weeks, I’m going to be writing to you about the first of these. I’m really excited to share it with you and, in particular, to introduce the highly respected expert that is going to guide you through it. So, without further ado, let’s get started.

Have you seen all the headlines about GameStop’s stock (GME) over the last week?

A bunch of users from the Wall Street Bets community on the social media site Reddit caught Wall Street with their pants down, triggering something called a “short squeeze” trade…

Sending the stock price shooting up from $39 to over $460 in 13 days…

And some of these regular joes have made ridiculous amounts of money…

For example, user “deepf*ckingvalue” – who’s now doing interviews with mainstream media under his real name, Keith Gill – turned $53,000 into $46 million in 489 days (he got in VERY early)…

User “lantern_fan” reportedly made $7.8 million in a single day…

And countless more have been rapidly growing smaller amounts into bigger ones too…

Those are some crazy numbers, but this wasn’t just about the money…

Many of the Reddit users piled in on the GME “short squeeze” because, in their own words, they’re “fed up of getting screwed by the global elites” and want some revenge…

And at first this worked well, with hedge fund Melvin Capital, who got caught on the wrong side of this trade, having to go begging to its rich buddies for a $2.75bn bailout…

But then… The Great Vampire Squids showed their fangs

“The Great Vampire Squid” is what journalist Matt Tiabi called investment bank Goldman Sachs in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis…

“The world’s most powerful investment bank is a great vampire squid wrapped around the face of humanity, relentlessly jamming its blood funnel into anything that smells like money.”

It’s also the perfect name for the hedge funds and brokerage firms involved in this GME trade, because in true Vampire Squid fashion they weren’t just going to roll over and let a bunch of Reddit users take them to the cleaners.

They bit back… and they bit back hard…

On Thursday, after GME had shot up to over $460…

Robinhood, IG, E-Trade, and just about every other major trading brokerage outright BANNED people from buying the stock…

GME instantly tanked from a high of $469 back to $132…

Panic-selling retail investors lost over half the money they put in…

Meanwhile, there’s evidence Wall Street was betting on the other side of this “rigged” event MAKING money…

Since then, these brokers have started allowing people to buy GME again… but only 1 share per person…

Shocking, isn’t it?

This is our so-called “free market” in action… but it feels more like a “financial lockdown”…

Or when bookmakers ban you just for winning one time.

But, what can we do about it… there’s no alternative, right?

Wrong…

Meet “DeFi”, the DEADLY hitman gunning for The Vampire Squids

While the GME drama has been taking up the headlines, another market has been quietly hoovering up a HUGE influx of money…

It’s swelled from $1 billion to $27 billion in less than a year…

With $5 billion going in this last week!

All this money has created an environment for huge three-digit gains every single week – not some one-off freak occurrence like with GME.

For example, check out these recent 7-day gains of 354%, 197%, and more…

What you’re looking at is profits from the world of Decentralised Finance, or “DeFi” for short.

DeFi is the new kid on the block in the world of cryptocurrencies…

And it solves many of the problems with the traditional financial system (and bookmakers) highlighted by the GME “financial lockdown” debacle… because no one group controls DeFi – that’s what the “decentralised” in its name means!

DeFi even allows you to generate a passive monthly income from cryptos… think of it like collecting “crypto cheques”, with returns like £219 ($301) per month…

If you were drooling when Bitcoin quadrupled in value over the last few months… you should be VERY excited about DeFi.

As CoinTelegraph says, “DeFi, in many ways, is Bitcoin 2.0.”

And with the gains in this sector already mirroring the early days of Bitcoin, this isn’t just talk.

That’s why…

I’m bringing onboard a crypto expert to help you navigate this new and exciting opportunity

I’ll introduce you properly later this week, but here’s what you need to know right now…

This guy used to run two successful crypto tipping services and was even the “Ghost Tipster” behind New York Times’ bestselling author Jim Rickards’ crypto tips here in the UK.

He has a VERY strong record of tipping cryptos like Ontology (ONT), where he made £8,750 in less than 30 days…

And in the coming weeks, he’ll be helping you get to grips with the super-profitable world of DeFi, including…

  • What the devil is DeFi
  • Why it’s grown from $1 billion to $27 billion in less than a year – and is still growing
  • Why it’s producing regular weekly gains of 400%+
  • How you can use DeFi to collect monthly “crypto cheques” worth £200+
  • How you can start investing in DeFi yourself
  • And EVERYTHING else you need to know about this exciting new world of finance

Keep an eye on your inbox in the coming days and weeks for some very exciting content!

Got any burning DeFi or crypto questions? Then email clients@thebetchat.com now, I’ll forward them to our expert and he’ll get back to you very soon.

Thanks for reading.

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