As I understand this, I would explain it like this, think of it like a video game instead of a stock market scenario might be easier. In the game you have a large number of phantom voters, each has only one vote, but you can use it anywhere. The wild cards here are real voters, whose votes could be counted as cast.
If you need a lot of votes in any one place, say a big city in a swing state, your going to have to have enough ballots to account for those votes, so you order ballots and a truck is dispatched to deliver ballots to that city. Then to make up some of the other over counts you can also run ballots through the voting machines multiple times and have operators assign votes that are said to be in disputed.
And if you’ve switched 6000 votes in some city but didn’t have the ballot paper work to account for those votes, you can bluff the other players and call it a glitch or a software update.
Your the winner if you can get your candidate the most votes and no one knows of your phantom voters voting. You lose if the other candidates vote count is so overwhelming high you can’t go unnoticed injecting your phantom voters into the game.
Now imagine your game consul is in Barcelona and your internet connection is routed through Frankfurt to interface with many other players. I think Powell is going to be in the lead and it’s soon to be game over.
See the video at 5:12;
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/12/sidney-powell-going-proceed-emergency-appeal-expect-get-relief-supreme-court-video/