The AMC Stock Discussion Thread

[10bandz]

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[klutch2381]

Oh, and I’m definitely voting no on those additional 25 million shares. The average return time on a share right now is damn near 60 days from HF’s. Unfortunately, I think some of you are mistaken in how long this could potentially take. This shyt could easily go into 2022. GME is at what 8-9 months with no squeeze occurring yet, and really no end in sight. HF’s are just delaying by kicking the can down the road. They ultimately think they can just out wait us. What we have on our side is patience, owning almost all the float, and that collectively among all retail investors, I’m sure we have a combined capital comparable if not more than the hedge funds. No additional shares until the squeeze occurs.

 

[I Really Mean It]

Oh, and I’m definitely voting no on those additional 25 million shares. The average return time on a share right now is damn near 60 days from HF’s. Unfortunately, I think some of you are mistaken in how long this could potentially take. This shyt could easily go into 2022. GME is at what 8-9 months with no squeeze occurring yet, and really no end in sight. HF’s are just delaying by kicking the can down the road. They ultimately think they can just out wait us. What we have on our side is patience, owning almost all the float, and that collectively among all retail investors, I’m sure we have a combined capital comparable if not more than the hedge funds. No additional shares until the squeeze occurs.

This is not going into 2022. The press is now focusing on this, releasing articles about naked shorts and dark pools, interviewing advocates of the retail investors, spreading word of this fight among the public and contributing to growing FOMO. There is simply too much chatter about this squeeze for the SEC to allow the hedge funds to continue operating as usual into 2022.

They are covering soon or there will be a margin call.

 

[Uchiha God]

Look at the comments section to that 2nd article......

Think it's gonna crash? Then put your money where your mouth is and SHORT IT.

 

[DuncanWebayama]

Buying 3k worth more today

 

[QuintessentialMan]

Lol nobody would be calling you. You'll get an email from your broker. Nigerians getting creative outchea

We just tryin to make a livin

 

[Batsute]

Just got notification to vote.

Anybody got DD on people to vote for?

 

[klutch2381]

This is not going into 2022. The press is now focusing on this, releasing articles about naked shorts and dark pools, interviewing advocates of the retail investors, spreading word of this fight among the public and contributing to growing FOMO. There is simply too much chatter about this squeeze for the SEC to allow the hedge funds to continue operating as usual into 2022.

They are covering soon or there will be a margin call.

Then why hasn’t/wasn’t GME been margin called or the SEC done anything after GME was trading at $500 a share, and there was so much scrutiny after some brokerage firms halted trading on it that literally special congressional sub committees and hearings have been held? They also shorted Tesla for well over a year. Again, I get being optimistic. I’m one of the most optimistic brehs on here. I hope this shyt moons today. However, there’s a difference between being optimistic and being obstinately idyllic about what “potentially” could happen. Some of you are already damn near 7 months deep in this. This potentially could go on for more than a year. There’s precedence of it happening. Given that context, we need to vote no. No more new shares until we get what it is ours and justice is meted out.

 

[BaileyPark31]

Oh, and I’m definitely voting no on those additional 25 million shares. The average return time on a share right now is damn near 60 days from HF’s. Unfortunately, I think some of you are mistaken in how long this could potentially take. This shyt could easily go into 2022. GME is at what 8-9 months with no squeeze occurring yet, and really no end in sight. HF’s are just delaying by kicking the can down the road. They ultimately think they can just out wait us. What we have on our side is patience, owning almost all the float, and that collectively among all retail investors, I’m sure we have a combined capital comparable if not more than the hedge funds. No additional shares until the squeeze occurs.

I'm patient af

 

[CoryMack]

Just got notification to vote.

Anybody got DD on people to vote for?

just vote no on the shares and abstain from the rest of that shyt. we don't know any of those people. all i'm here for is the cash.

 

[Only On Camera]

Got my email and voted no

 

[hu3ypdadon]

You don’t have to submit Ya vote until July 28..I’m going wait and hear more opinions from the community to see if majority us is voting yes or no

 

[Gully Bull]

You don’t have to submit Ya vote until July 28..I’m going wait and hear more opinions from the community to see if majority us is voting yes or no

Personally, if this squeezes beforehand, I’d vote yes . Once news drops of us okaying, expect the stock price to drop but it won’t matter if it already mooned.

 

[mson]

Got mines as well. Will be voting no.

 

[FaTaL]

Then why hasn’t/wasn’t GME been margin called or the SEC done anything after GME was trading at $500 a share, and there was so much scrutiny after some brokerage firms halted trading on it that literally special congressional sub committees and hearings have been held? They also shorted Tesla for well over a year. Again, I get being optimistic. I’m one of the most optimistic brehs on here. I hope this shyt moons today. However, there’s a difference between being optimistic and being obstinately idyllic about what “potentially” could happen. Some of you are already damn near 7 months deep in this. This potentially could go on for more than a year. There’s precedence of it happening. Given that context, we need to vote no. No more new shares until we get what it is ours and justice is meted out.

Melvin capital lost 49% during the gme squeeze, they had the money to prevent a margin call