Today Arthur Cashin Said The Stock Market Is "Very Nervous" About "Systemic Risks." You Don't Say. I Just Found Out Current SEC Chair Appointed By Biden Was Hillary Clinton's Campaign CFO In 2015

This is a wild clip.

Here’s Arthur Cashin saying the market is "very nervous" about "systemic risks." pic.twitter.com/Bu0E46BOdQ

— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) May 24, 2022

Just like Kevin O’Leary, AKA Mr. Wonderful, said the other day too! https://t.co/bWu7I5D9Na

— Chip Diamond-Hand💎🦍🚀✨ (@ChipDiamondHand) May 24, 2022

What does this mean?

— Matthew Feliciano (@MattFeliciano9) May 24, 2022

It means @citsecurities over-leveraged the entire market trying to not exposed their 20+ year corruption. Have a look at page 8 Liabilities. Sold $65.703Billion in shares they didn’t even own. And that’s just what they are reporting on “Fair market value”https://t.co/d4NgCPmWnC

— B Dub (@TheBigBDub) May 24, 2022

Citadel Securities - The Babylonian Wallstreet is about to COME DOWN! It's a matter of TIME

Don't forget to do an investigation into the SEC for collusion with Citadel. The BIGGEST POZY SCHEME on Wallstreet 🤔 @TheJusticeDept pic.twitter.com/SVYYEr4WZa

— Anonymous MM (@anonmarketmaker) May 24, 2022

Melvin already liquidated last week and think parts of tiger global too. I wonder what is happening too

— 🚀Stock Talk w/ David🚀 (@Stocktalkdave) May 24, 2022

Just me or is it #CRINGE AF when you see old ass nut sacks using the word "woke"?
Both #AssParino and CUNTrarian Short are sacks of 💩

It boggles my mind that the @SECGov or the actual authorities haven't done shit.

I lie, it doesn't.
They're all in on it.

(#AssParino is 🚫) pic.twitter.com/Ll7VEGoAzK

— 🌴VegasChef.loopring.eth🌴 (@ChefDrew702) May 24, 2022

In the alternative @garygensler could demonstrate ethics, after all, he is chair of the SEC so one expects ethics, and act on rule 304a4 and end dark pools exemption from the definition of an exchange. I am afraid however he is a criminal, not an ethical leader of the SEC.

— J Rich (@JJRich59) May 24, 2022

what about @citsecurities using PFOF to essentially front run & obscure true price discovery. Not to mention thanks to PFOF 90-95% of retail buy orders never get routed to the LIT MARKETS. This is demand suppression therefore manipulation. #AMCSTOCK exposing stock market ponzi

— Mike Stocks (@a14071625) May 24, 2022

He's 100% correct. The pigs that bring you Bernie Madoff's PFOF are @citsecurities @VirtuFinancial who coincidentally as market makers route "90-95% of ALL trades to their personal ATS/Dark Pool instead of a lit exchange like the NYSE" - @GaryGensler #AMC #GME

— Stugots Capital (@StugotsCapital1) May 1, 2022

Hi @elonmusk - some cool grass-roots stuff happening w/ retail

Tutes and PFOF have some pretty core conflicts of interest, and @dlauer created a petition to get @GaryGensler's attention about these core problems

I think you'd find this interesting if you check it out

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— Trey (@TradesTrey) May 21, 2022

@GaryGensler doesn’t already know about these problems? If not, there is no hope.

— CreoleConservative (@creole1107) May 21, 2022

In an interview GG brought up the wholesaler problem with most orders not going to lit exchange. He knows.

— Matt R (@MattR3232) May 22, 2022

Exactly. He won’t do anything about it. My point being signing petitions won’t do a damn thing as he and the SEC are already well aware of the manipulation going on.

— CreoleConservative (@creole1107) May 22, 2022

Starting to wonder
if @garyginsler was paid under the table by hedgies. Conveintly placed in the SEC(coundiencely when citidel F'd up beyond repair) to prevent retail from pulling the corruption curtin&help Citadel with damage control for the squeeze. #CitadelScandal#MOASS

— NintendoSwitch 86 (@NintendoSwch86) May 23, 2022

Why do we have a SEC when they provide no security? Gary Ginsler is no different than the rest of the swamp.....

— mysunnshine (@mysunnshine1) May 13, 2022

Senator Cruz are you aware that billions of dollars are being made EVERY trading day in the stock market by selling "synthetic" shares and not delivering the shares. It's ILLEGAL and the SEC does NOTHING. Please make a call to Gary Ginsler about this.

— Jim Shorts (@JimShor95393888) May 13, 2022

It's like making 100 copies of my car title and selling my car 100 times. In Texas, we call that "stealin'. Naked shorting is the same thing. Investigate the SEC and they will whine about being under staffed.

— Jim Shorts (@JimShor95393888) May 13, 2022

Lmao, the same Gary Gensler who lets insider trading run rampant in congress and the same guy who lets Citadel run the entire market by their rules? Sit the hell down Ginsler

— CentoVision (@CentoVision) May 12, 2022

In the US stock market you can run all red lights, overrun and kill people left and right, rob shops, kill pets and destroy businesses. Then you park your car and get a parking ticket by the SEC which relieves you. @GaryGensler #AMC #GME #APESNOTLEAVING #ApesTogetherStrong

— House M.D. 💎👐 (@fggc7bgmbc) May 24, 2022

Wall Street under Gary Gensler's rule: No margin calls to prevent ripple effect. Big accounts shall swallow small account. Retail shall be decimated. Shorts will never have to be afraid of infinite loss anymore he will be there to halt. His only challenge: #AMC & #GME not selling

— Userofintellect 🇺🇦 (@userofintellect) May 24, 2022

Must be difficult to cheat when all the sudden retail is educated and numb to illegal dips.

— Mario Sanchez (@__MarioSanchez) May 24, 2022

So does that mean there's no squeeze? shorts don't need to cover? They can continue to do illegal activities in the market and get away with it?

— Nathan (@NathanJ735) May 24, 2022

No. It means retail MUST hold to high numbers (think many thousands) to prevent funds from collecting paperhand shares to suppress the upward momentum of the squeeze with bulk sales. Retail only wins by HOLDING until very high share prices where liquidations are forced on funds.

— S S (@OliverOtis00) May 24, 2022

Retail is under siege by Market Makers, SEC, Private Banking (FED) Investment Firms, and and and. Buckle up everyone. Get your money out of ISDA banks. Lean into this moment with resilience not fear. Strong together.

— YNot (@MysticGolf) May 24, 2022

🚨 I JUST FOUND OUT CURRENT SEC CHAIR WORKED FOR HILLARY 👇

First, he worked at Goldman Sachs, including roles he played there. Then he was appointed CFTC Chairman (thanks to Obama) and SEC Chairman (thanks to Biden). Regulatory Appointments in the United States (debt-ridden) look like @GaryGensler @POTUS @SECGov @CFTC @GoldmanSachs

— Rahul Magan (@rahulmagan8) February 6, 2022

@POTUS appointed @GaryGensler , he also said that senate can regulate trading amongst themselves. He is hands off and responsible for the man ignoring the market when he should be regulating it.

— Russell Kubach (@RussellKubach) January 22, 2022

Yup…good work… Gensler appointed by Biden… Democrats are supposedly for the common person… bullshit, Gensler was put there to protect elitist interests

— Fred Puglia (@PugliaFred) January 9, 2022

@GaryGensler was appointed by Biden. So, @POTUS why are retail investors being defrauded for billions of dollars and hedgefunds are allowed to make a mockery of the law with #NakedShorts #MediaManipulation #InsiderTrading #DarkPoolAbuse

Etc?

How are your family's profits?

— Financial Revolution (@FinancialRevol3) November 29, 2021

What you see, is the BS games that are allowed to be played. When you have a market maker who is also short a position, who has PROVEN in the past to HOLD THE BUY orders, and @GaryGensler allows it. THIS causes the dumping daily in $nio. For a $50k fine, why not @citsecurities ? pic.twitter.com/CD274JQD85

— Mdsoll315 (@mdsoll315) May 24, 2022

@GaryGensler I know you know what is happening with citadel’s corrupt practices of shorting billions of shares AMC even that many don’t exist. Along with the ftd’s, 58 fines already. I also know a lot in government are in ken griffin’s pocket. We must stop his dark pool abuse!!!

— spike (@spike111123) May 20, 2022

So protect the market and stop helping out your buddy Ken griffin and citadel. Why won't you shut down his dark pool he uses to bankrupt companies that are doing fine

— Derek (@Dfraga08) May 24, 2022

Gary, are you even paying attention sir? One of your market makers @citsecurities operates a dark pool called Citadel Connect where retail orders are sent to die so that Citadel LLC can short companies to oblivion... my guy, get control of your market.

— No exit strategy (@MemestApe) May 18, 2022

CNN

Meet Hillary Clinton campaign’s CFO: former Wall Street regulator Gary Gensler

written by MJ Lee

Friday April 17, 2015

Hillary Clinton’s campaign will add to its top ranks a man who’s known for being tough on Wall Street.

Gary Gensler, the former chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, will serve as the Clinton campaign’s chief financial officer, Bloomberg reported.

Gensler would bring a wealth of knowledge about the financial industry, as well as the federal agencies that regulate it, to the newly launched campaign.

He was chairman of the CFTC, the government agency that oversees the derivatives markets, from 2009 to 2014. He previously served in senior Treasury Department roles under President Bill Clinton, and prior to joining the Clinton administration worked at Goldman Sachs for almost 20 years.

Bart Chilton, a former CFTC commissioner who served alongside Gensler, told CNN that Gensler was an “effective leader” at the agency, adept at juggling the demands of working with lawmakers on Capitol Hill and regulating the financial sector.

“Secretary Clinton will be well served by his financial and strategic acumen,” Chilton said. “I know he’s deeply committed to the Secretary, and to her public policy agenda.”

It was in his capacity as CFTC chairman that Gensler developed a tough-on-Wall-Street reputation. He played a key role in the implementation of the 2010 Dodd-Frank law, a major Wall Street reform package enacted under Obama in the aftermath of the financial crisis. Financial reform advocates have credited Gensler for his tough oversight of the complex futures and swaps markets.

Clinton’s decision to appoint Gensler to a senior position in her campaign is significant, particularly given the scrutiny the former secretary of state has received for her relationship with the finance industry.

She has made upward mobility for the middle class a central theme of her campaign, and in her first days on the trail, Clinton has been striking a notably populist tone. Just this week, for example, she declared in Iowa that hedge fund managers shouldn’t be paying lower taxes than average Americans.

Attempts to reach Gensler by phone and email were unsuccessful. A Clinton spokesperson declined to comment.