The AMC Stock Discussion Thread

[pawdalaw]

 

[10bandz]

who is charlie? never heard of him...

he posts a lot of good DD

https://www.youtube.com/user/onlythedankful

 

[The D-List Vet]

? What does this mean?

 

[MeachTheMonster]

Short interest up big today and they weren’t able to beat the price down as usual.

They are running out of sellers and running out of shares to short with. Utilization should be 95+ Tomorrow.

They are losing their ability to push the price down. They are hitting the diamond hand wall. Long as we hold this thing is primed and ready to pop.

Trying to throw some more money in on Friday if the price is still right.

 

[The D-List Vet]

Short interest up big today and they weren’t able to beat the price down as usual.

They are running out of sellers and running out of shares to short with. Utilization should be 95+ Tomorrow.

They are losing their ability to push the price down. They are hitting the diamond hand wall. Long as we hold this thing is primed and ready to pop.

Trying to throw some more money in on Friday if the price is still right.

man I get paid next week if price holds or dips I am getting 60 more shares

 

[Leavingtheecstasy]

Idk what this means

 

[Sinnerman]

 

[NatiboyB]

Short interest up big today and they weren’t able to beat the price down as usual.

They are running out of sellers and running out of shares to short with. Utilization should be 95+ Tomorrow.

They are losing their ability to push the price down. They are hitting the diamond hand wall. Long as we hold this thing is primed and ready to pop.

Trying to throw some more money in on Friday if the price is still right.

honestly it's almost no need for anyone to sale it's over for them...It may have not been feasible but if they were to get to a higher price point they could of shook some hands off but having it this low just allows people to continue to add more or be comfortable holding....they did this to themselves greedy b*stards.

 

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

honestly it's almost no need for anyone to sale it's over for them...It may have not been feasible but if they were to get to a higher price point they could of shook some hands off but having it this low just allows people to continue to add more or be comfortable holding....they did this to themselves greedy b*stards.

Agreed 100%.

They no one is going to sell low. Problem is that once they let the price run a little bit, FOMO kicks in and a bunch of folks jump on the bandwagon. Hedgies are afraid if it gets just a little momentum...they won't be able to stop it.

 

[Buckeye Fever]

I been tired of the AMC clickbait titles on youtube:

"OMG! THE SEC JUST SAID THIS!!!!!"


Then you waste your time watching a bunch of nothing

 

[threattonature]

I been tired of the AMC clickbait titles on youtube:

"OMG! THE SEC JUST SAID THIS!!!!!"


Then you waste your time watching a bunch of nothing

That's why I don't even watch, just read to the comments to see if people say they are helpful.

 

[DJ Paul's Arm]

Reddit is down

 

[bnew]

? What does this mean?

Idk what this means

 

[FaTaL]

What do they mean by passive investors have to buy 5%? And if they don’t, then what?

 

[bnew]

What do they mean by passive investors have to buy 5%? And if they don’t, then what?

they buy and hold.

What Does the MSCI Index Track?

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MSCI Index and What It Measures

REVIEWED BY
ERIC ESTEVEZ

Updated October 26, 2020
The MSCI Indexes are a measurement of stock market performance in a particular area. Like other indexes, such as the Dow Jones Averages or the S&P 500, it tracks the performance of the stocks included in the index.


MSCI Indexes are used as the base for exchange-traded funds. The ETF duplicates the Index's stock holdings. That allows investors to profit from gains in the Index.


Similarly, Indexes are also the benchmarks that actively managed mutual funds use as bases. The exchange-traded funds follow the MSCI Indexes.1 Managed mutual funds try to outperform them by picking better stocks.2


How They Work
MSCI selects stocks for its equity indexes that are easily traded and have high liquidity. The stocks must have active investor participation and be without owner restrictions. MSCI must balance accuracy and efficiency. It must include enough stocks to represent the underlying equity market. At the same time, it can't have so many stocks that ETFs and mutual funds can't mimic the index.


Each Index sums up the total value of all stocks' market capitalization. That's the stock price multiplied by the number of outstanding shares.3 The S&P 500, but not the Dow, uses the same methodology. Market caps are calculated in both U.S. dollars and in local currency. That gives you an idea of how the index is doing without the impact of exchange rates.4


Each index is updated daily, Monday through Friday. Additionally, each index is reviewed quarterly and rebalanced twice a year.5 That's when its manager adds or subtracts stocks to make sure the index still accurately reflects the composition of the underlying equity market it measures.


For that reason, MSCI Indexes have the power to change the market. When an index is rebalanced, all the ETFs and mutual funds that track it must buy and sell the same stocks. Stocks that are added to the index usually find their share prices rising. The opposite happens to stocks that are dropped from an index.

Free Float = Outstanding Shares – Locked-in shares

https://www.msci.com/eqb/pressreleases/archive/MSCI_Aug21_QIRPR.pdf