pawdalaw
Superstar
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The AMC Stock Discussion Thread
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A lot of people have lost their minds. That is indeed true.I think I went on the amc subreddit like 1 week ago
they were cheering for the war thinking it would cause the moass
then they were downvoting actual vets saying don't wish for war
this thread is still cool though
I'll wait. Hbomax will have it april 19
To be fair, Ukraine is getting hundreds of millions of aid no strings attached but Black Americans can't get a dime for our rightfully owed reparations....
So I say let the war crash the economies to get our moass...US Government ain't helping...so fukk it...
Silky Johnson
The Master Investbreh
Can somebody explain to me how a stock market crash would trigger the moass?
A stock market crash/ recession/ depression would more likely trigger AMC declaring bankruptcy than a MOASS.
Anything impacting unemployment/ reducing mean disposable income will not be good for a movie theater chain. at all.
Also a stock market crash would trigger heavy regulation at least in the short term as a band-aid and you have to think a large spike in PPS & volume from a squeeze would result in or auto-trip a trading suspension/ pause like it did for GME. Leaves people panicking and kills momentum. Thats the sad reality that I dont think the AMC pumpers really are grasping
Also nobody here has been able to answer 1) why AMC no longer appears on lists of most heavily shorted stocks & 2) why any other heavily shorted on the list wouldn't also theoretically trigger a MOASS provided they dont go bankrupt
Lists I'm referring to -
Short Interest - MarketWatch
High Short Interest Stocks
Most Shorted Stocks | Financhill
Using AMC pumper logic, the majority of the stocks posted in the links above could be MOASS plays.
Can you clarify this plz90% of shares owned by retail 35% by institutions with Vanguard and Blackrock owning nearly 100m alone. Yet the reported short % has been around 110m for the last 2 months. All of this while utilization has been 100%
Its like the end of Animal Farm. The apes have become men.
Wanting the markets to completely crash in hopes of the possibility of AMC going to a couple of hundred just tells me you don’t have serious money in any other investments.
pawdalaw
Superstar
This is almost 100% false. For brevity and clarity this is for the 2 posts after yours also. #s are self reported. Hedgies have been doing the bait and switch from the beginning in June when we ran up to $72 that was just from hedgies covering reported shorts.
Adam Aron was saying as early as March of 2021 that bankruptcy was off the table.
A market crash would reduce liquidity for hedge funds. Did you not see the financial report for Citadel? A crash means margin calls. The banks need their money. Citadel is on the hook immediately for $65 billion all while their current worth is zero.
When the feds announce that we can expect 7 inflationary raises this year, who is it that will benefit from that? Banks! All of these institutions are overleveraged on a global scale. Read Citadel ER and on the last page at the very bottom you will see how many billions their clients pulled out in 21. More than what they are currently worth.
We know who Jeff Bezos is right? What happened to Toys R Us, Blockbuster, Sears, why did Netflix lose half of its value recently?
Why do we still see Blockbuster and Sears active on the ticker when they went bankrupt? Becaus3 hegies are listing them as collateral. What does all of these companies including amc, gamestop, Borders Books and nearly every department store have in common with Amazon? Market share. Who benefits most if gme or amc went bankrupt? Amazon!.
A bunch of retarded fukkin apes just thwarted a total takeover by real-life lex luther.
Just from the reported #s of shares being held the estimate is 200m synthetics synthetics/naked shorts are illegal. That's how they bankrupted the aforementioned companies.
Now they are being called to task. No one wants a recession! I have several posts in this thread expressing my sorrow for the world.
In summary we've been told work hard enough you can live the American dream. The average wage for people, blacks in particular doesn't even allow to rent an apt.
Get an education! The cost of doing so has skyrocketed since the generation of boomers. Most degree holders are saddled by student loans and can't even find work in their field of choice.
Invest wisely: the game is so fukking rigged they are about to bankrupt themselves through greed. In November the fed said the entire market is at the mercy of gme/amc.
Maybe some of you saw this as a get rich quick scheme. It's that and much more. I came in this thread everyday for a year trying to create discussion and understanding... We see how that went.
In closing if you don't understand what the fukk is happening by now. You are probably too damn stupid and shortsighted to ever get it!
This is almost 100% false. For brevity and clarity this is for the 2 posts after yours also. #s are self reported. Hedgies have been doing the bait and switch from the beginning in June when we ran up to $72 that was just from hedgies covering reported shorts.
Adam Aron was saying as early as March of 2021 that bankruptcy was off the table.
A market crash would reduce liquidity for hedge funds. Did you not see the financial report for Citadel? A crash means margin calls. The banks need their money. Citadel is on the hook immediately for $65 billion all while their current worth is zero.
When the feds announce that we can expect 7 inflationary raises this year, who is it that will benefit from that? Banks! All of these institutions are overleveraged on a global scale. Read Citadel ER and on the last page at the very bottom you will see how many billions their clients pulled out in 21. More than what they are currently worth.
We know who Jeff Bezos is right? What happened to Toys R Us, Blockbuster, Sears, why did Netflix lose half of its value recently?
Why do we still see Blockbuster and Sears active on the ticker when they went bankrupt? Becaus3 hegies are listing them as collateral. What does all of these companies including amc, gamestop, Borders Books and nearly every department store have in common with Amazon? Market share. Who benefits most if gme or amc went bankrupt? Amazon!.
A bunch of retarded fukkin apes just thwarted a total takeover by real-life lex luther.
Just from the reported #s of shares being held the estimate is 200m synthetics synthetics/naked shorts are illegal. That's how they bankrupted the aforementioned companies.
Now they are being called to task. No one wants a recession! I have several posts in this thread expressing my sorrow for the world.
In summary we've been told work hard enough you can live the American dream. The average wage for people, blacks in particular doesn't even allow to rent an apt.
Get an education! The cost of doing so has skyrocketed since the generation of boomers. Most degree holders are saddled by student loans and can't even find work in their field of choice.
Invest wisely: the game is so fukking rigged they are about to bankrupt themselves through greed. In November the fed said the entire market is at the mercy of gme/amc.
Maybe some of you saw this as a get rich quick scheme. It's that and much more. I came in this thread everyday for a year trying to create discussion and understanding... We see how that went.
In closing if you don't understand what the fukk is happening by now. You are probably too damn stupid and shortsighted to ever get it!
All of this huffing and puffing and you didnt answer the two questions in my post
This is some of the weirdest & most non-sensical rambling I've seen in the thread yet.
AMC community is turning into Qanon level cult
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Breh no way in hell I'm letting this dumb sh1t you just posted slide
The fukk kinda revisionist history says that Blockbuster, Sears, Borders Books, etc went bankrupt soley because of shorts & synthetic shares
The FUKK??
When was the last time YOU went to a blockbuster, sears or borders? They were businesses dying because newer, digital options - Amazon, Netflix and the like were more convenient, cheaper, had better selection, easier return policies, no late fees etc.
Shorts obviously noticed these were dying businesses and played the market accordingly but that is the market reacting to conditions, not causing them
I cant believe you're knee deep enough in AMC twitter land to think this was some sort of legitimate talking point
Amazon competes with most retailers, that's a given, they have a vested interest in gamestop going out business as much as they do ANY other brick and mortar retailer - petsmart, dikk's sporting goods, your local mom and pop stationary store, whatever.
I can tell you truly gamestop is at best a fly on Jeff Bezos shoe, he couldn't give a fukk less about them or their stock, and if he was going to war directly with a retailer it would be a bigger box store like Walmart, Target, etc (which also sell video games & are vying for the same market share as gamestop/ amazon/ everybody else)
and of course Amazon is part of the streaming wars, but this idea that they are actively working towards AMC's demise (who DOESN'T EVEN offer a directly competing stream service) is so ridiculous... they are selling the same product but not in the same space, the battle of the streaming titans will be Amazon Prime vs Netflix perhaps while AMC does their best to keep a dying industry of brick & mortar theaters afloat... something that Amazon has no interest in and even if we include streaming in the equation ... its at best, a small percentage of a percentage of their overall business
i'm still in awe of this dumb sh1t you posted
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pawdalaw
Superstar
All of this huffing and puffing and you didnt answer the two questions in my post
This is some of the weirdest & most non-sensical rambling I've seen in the thread yet.
AMC community is turning into Qanon level cult
I understand your frustration, I would be upset also if I sold when developments are bullish and optimistic going forward.
The 2 questions you asked:
We've been discussing at length the criminal element going on. I implied that in my previous post. They Lie, cheat and steal. 60% of buy orders are sent through the darkpool daily. Why? price suppression and to cover their tracks for naked shorts.
Why hasn't gme received half of the press of AMC? Because they're better positioned to have a high floor.
Explain what about my post is nonsensical And I can provide proof.
What's weird is that you've been asking to be spoon fed since the beginning, you put money into a stock while not understanding why. Then you sold at a loss.
The fact that you continue to come in after selling shows you haven't educated yourself, you have fomo but most importantly you invested money you cant afford to lose. So thats 2 bad decisions that led you to lose money. That's whats nonsensical.
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Breh, I have funds available, I could easily buy back in any time. it's two clicks of a button
PPS is up maybe $2 since i sold it? it's not like I sold it and the thing went up 2x/3x since
Is your DCA less than $18.53?? Be honest. Because most brehs in this thread are either at unrealized loss or a realized one... the only ones that aren't just benefited with their timing
"Developments are bullish" - the fukk does that even mean? It's still a sub-$20 stock, down 60% the last 6 months and trading sideways after earnings
The reason I'm sitting on the sidelines for now is I think there's a better chance we see $10 before we see $100 pps
And I said back in November we'd see $20 before we saw $200 and i was spot on
Miss me with this FOMO narrative or like i'm kicking myself because I sold the stock... it was a turd when i sold it and not much has changed
pawdalaw
Superstar
So basically you typed a long ass post to acknowledge that AMC and gme are prime targets to be shorted into bankruptcy. But were saved by retail.
So whats your take on the smaller biotechnology companies being shorted to shyt?
My buy in is $13 dollars. That's a nonsensical strategy sell at a loss to sit on the money but plan to jump back in brehs..
So whats your take on the smaller biotechnology companies being shorted to shyt?
My buy in is $13 dollars. That's a nonsensical strategy sell at a loss to sit on the money but plan to jump back in brehs..
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