Ezekiel 25:17
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I still got 1 share for the free popcorn
I be at the theater like
I forgot all about this. How do you show them you got shares?
The AMC Stock Discussion Thread
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I forgot all about this. How do you show them you got shares?
Kenny West
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Just pull out your portfolio and keep a tab of AA's tweet open on the side if somebody get testy.
That said I haven't done this since Shang Chi was out. I'm more of a Regal Cinema guy
He promised 500OP made the thread when AMC was under $11
the price is still double that to this day
Negged him again
This, the moment it turns green I'm out.
YOU know better thoHe promised 500
Negged him again
told yall this shyt is a long term play. adam aron has won multiple awards for his crazy marketing, wouldnt be surprised if this whole meme shyt was his idea. all in all now it basically doubled in fundamental value
AMC is increasingly looking out for retail investors ---- *investors*. People really think a ceo would be cheering for the whole world to dump his stock? any event outside of long term, fundamental gain is a perk. a side effect at best
OP made the thread when AMC was under $11
the price is still double that to this day
I’m willing to bet that almost everyone who bought AMC solely off this thread is red. Thread picked up when it went to the high teens then it went from $17 to $26 in one day, thread was under 20 pages then. You can start off on 5/27 and see how everyone was throwing money at it every day on the way up, and throwing money at it everyday buying “dips” on the way down.
So yea if the HODL was as strong as they claimed then they’re down. Unless they sold near the top which would make the earlier post in this thread even more hilarious.
Thats on the individual
Noone put a gun to anyones head and made them buy this asset, or hold on to it.
There is more people in here trying to make fun of this thread and trying to clown on people that bought in then there is of people that are complaining they are down or lost money… tell me that ain’t some clown shyt. Stop pocket watching. 
AMC stock drops toward 8-month low after CEO sells more shares, but says he’s finished
CEO Adam Aron discloses sale of $7.1 million worth of AMC stock on Tuesday, and has sold $42.1 million worth over the past 3 months
Shares of AMC Entertainment Inc. slumped Thursday toward a near eight-month low after Chief Executive Adam Aron disclosed the sale of more shares, but also tried to reassure investors by saying he was done selling.
According to a Form 4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission late Wednesday, Aron sold 312,500 shares in the open market on Jan. 11, as part of prearranged, Rule 10b5-1 trading plan. The shares were sold in multiple transactions ranging from $22.16 to $23.74, or at a weighted average price of $22.846, as Aron raised about $7.14 million.
The movie theater operator’s stock AMC had traded in an intraday range that day of $22.09 to $23.75, before closing at $22.79.
He reminded investors that in August of last year, he said he would be selling some of his shares near the end of the year, but said those trading decisions were “out of my hands.”
“Those sales are now all finished,” Aron tweeted overnight.
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Aron’s sold a total of 1.25 million shares at a weighted average price of $33.693 to raise $42.12 million over the past three months, including 312,500 shares sold at $30.867 on Dec. 7 and 625,000 shares sold at $40.529 on Nov. 9.
The stock took a 5.4% dive in afternoon trading, putting it on track for the lowest close since May 26. It has now plunged 52.2% since Nov. 8, the day before Aron started selling shares, while the S&P 500 index SPX has eased 0.3% over the same time.
Wednesday’s filing showed that Aron still owned 205,086 Class A shares, but that didn’t include 780,915 shares issuable based on continued service and 1,316,759 shares issuable upon attainment of performance goals, the total of which could be valued at roughly $52.1 million at current prices.
“I still own or plan to vest in 2,302,760 AMC shares,” Aron tweeted. “I am in!”
The stock has tumbled 43.3% over the past three months, but has still rocketed 886.3% over the past 12 months.
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CEO Adam Aron discloses sale of $7.1 million worth of AMC stock on Tuesday, and has sold $42.1 million worth over the past 3 months
Shares of AMC Entertainment Inc. slumped Thursday toward a near eight-month low after Chief Executive Adam Aron disclosed the sale of more shares, but also tried to reassure investors by saying he was done selling.
According to a Form 4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission late Wednesday, Aron sold 312,500 shares in the open market on Jan. 11, as part of prearranged, Rule 10b5-1 trading plan. The shares were sold in multiple transactions ranging from $22.16 to $23.74, or at a weighted average price of $22.846, as Aron raised about $7.14 million.
The movie theater operator’s stock AMC had traded in an intraday range that day of $22.09 to $23.75, before closing at $22.79.
He reminded investors that in August of last year, he said he would be selling some of his shares near the end of the year, but said those trading decisions were “out of my hands.”
“Those sales are now all finished,” Aron tweeted overnight.
Don’t miss: AMC CEO Adam Aron’s New Year’s resolution: Refinance debt at lower rates.
Also read: Opinion: Adam Aron’s resolution to refinance AMC’s debt might put his love affair with ‘Apes’ at serious risk.
Aron’s sold a total of 1.25 million shares at a weighted average price of $33.693 to raise $42.12 million over the past three months, including 312,500 shares sold at $30.867 on Dec. 7 and 625,000 shares sold at $40.529 on Nov. 9.
The stock took a 5.4% dive in afternoon trading, putting it on track for the lowest close since May 26. It has now plunged 52.2% since Nov. 8, the day before Aron started selling shares, while the S&P 500 index SPX has eased 0.3% over the same time.
Wednesday’s filing showed that Aron still owned 205,086 Class A shares, but that didn’t include 780,915 shares issuable based on continued service and 1,316,759 shares issuable upon attainment of performance goals, the total of which could be valued at roughly $52.1 million at current prices.
“I still own or plan to vest in 2,302,760 AMC shares,” Aron tweeted. “I am in!”
The stock has tumbled 43.3% over the past three months, but has still rocketed 886.3% over the past 12 months.
Tracking the pulse of the markets
Copyright © 2022 MarketWatch, Inc. All rights reserved.
