Hello, everyone. This is a special report about the GameStop saga that we all thought

might have been over, but I've been hinting in my last few reports that maybe, just maybe,

it's not over because the short interest actually did not disappear. So there were many

people who hedge funds and so forth who were still shorting the GameStop stock, hoping to make it go down.

The further it goes down, the more people can cover their shorts.

And so, hey, we were all wondering if GameStop was just going to go back down to its former lows.

But yesterday, at 2.30 p.m., the stock shot up 100%. And so, you know, what was the cause of that

sudden burst? And so some Anans are starting to create a theory because the Federal Reserve had a lot of its services

offline at 2.17 p.m. yesterday. So right before GameStop shot up, the several different kinds of services from the Federal Reserve system went offline.

And you can see these are all the different services that went offline.

Accounts services, you know, Fed Wire, Fed Securities, National Settlements, all of these different

services were down.

And so now if you go to the Federal Reserve website, all of them are up.

But, you know, what happened to give you some more context is that, you know, these companies started halting the selling of GameStop again.

So they did this before, when this happened before.

And everyone got mad and say, hey, how is this legal?

They keep stopping people from having the ability to buy the stock.

And yet they did it apparently two more

times, as you can see in this article. Another fact that I just want to throw in there is that

India's stock market went down, supposedly from two telecom lines that were cut. And so the whole,

all of India's stock market was not functional yesterday as well.

So that's interesting timing as well.

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