Not true.. maybe before but the last few months have proved amc is not the play. The CEO just unloaded all of his shares. The safest play at this point is gme. Much lower float. No insiders selling. God bless you and do what you want, but from a fellow pede, is highly encourage you to ditch the amc for gme. Especially before January
Hey, this is interesting. I own amc and gme shares. This is the first I heard about amc ceo selling, and that doesn't sound good(just now checked). gme shares are a bit more pricy for my taste thats why I get some amc here and there. I watch YT for just 2 guys, jay and lou. I would love to hear your input on those 2 guys if youve ever watched them. Sometimes it seems like a half-psy-ops. But you never know. I'm kind of freeballing here. Never got into stocks until this july when I realize those 2 stocks have some sort of potential
Gme has many many many less shares available, which means locking up the float (all available shares) is much much easier. In addition to that and the CEO selling his amc shares, amc has been selling additional shares further reducing the likelihood of a squeeze. Lastly, some of the large hedge funds are now long on amc so you're betting with them if in on amc. GameStop did a share offering to turn the business around but since then has stopped. I truly believe YouTubers pushing amc nowadays are either oblivious to market mechanics or are being paid to pump the stock hedge funds are now profiting from.
Also in the event some Bs goes down and the squeeze gets manipulated or something to that effect, GameStop is reinventing the business so you have that safety net of it just being a good long term hold. Amc will go out of business eventually
Thanks for replying. I figured that there were probably day traders (and insiders) that were messing amc up in order to make quick bucks. Very new to the game. It smells "Honeypot" to me. I will divert the income to gme when the stock goes above my average- I still think it will squeeze just a little bit- and I agree fully- no one goes to movies anymore due to high ticket prices and lackluster movies. I was just hoping it may be some sort of hedge when a colapse happens.
I had AMC but sold 90% of it in the June spike and made a small fortune. I’m still hanging on to a few hundred shares just in case, but it doesn’t have the massive naked short situation that GME has.
You sound exactly like what you’re accusing AMC of being.
You can have more than one play.
Most people who have one have both.
Too much evidence amc is a counter-op, but amc owners… like clotlings refuse to see the truth.
amc insiders dumping shares, gme insiders collecting more shares. Do the math if you dare.
Not true.. maybe before but the last few months have proved amc is not the play. The CEO just unloaded all of his shares. The safest play at this point is gme. Much lower float. No insiders selling. God bless you and do what you want, but from a fellow pede, is highly encourage you to ditch the amc for gme. Especially before January
Hey, this is interesting. I own amc and gme shares. This is the first I heard about amc ceo selling, and that doesn't sound good(just now checked). gme shares are a bit more pricy for my taste thats why I get some amc here and there. I watch YT for just 2 guys, jay and lou. I would love to hear your input on those 2 guys if youve ever watched them. Sometimes it seems like a half-psy-ops. But you never know. I'm kind of freeballing here. Never got into stocks until this july when I realize those 2 stocks have some sort of potential
Gme has many many many less shares available, which means locking up the float (all available shares) is much much easier. In addition to that and the CEO selling his amc shares, amc has been selling additional shares further reducing the likelihood of a squeeze. Lastly, some of the large hedge funds are now long on amc so you're betting with them if in on amc. GameStop did a share offering to turn the business around but since then has stopped. I truly believe YouTubers pushing amc nowadays are either oblivious to market mechanics or are being paid to pump the stock hedge funds are now profiting from.
Also in the event some Bs goes down and the squeeze gets manipulated or something to that effect, GameStop is reinventing the business so you have that safety net of it just being a good long term hold. Amc will go out of business eventually
Thanks for replying. I figured that there were probably day traders (and insiders) that were messing amc up in order to make quick bucks. Very new to the game. It smells "Honeypot" to me. I will divert the income to gme when the stock goes above my average- I still think it will squeeze just a little bit- and I agree fully- no one goes to movies anymore due to high ticket prices and lackluster movies. I was just hoping it may be some sort of hedge when a colapse happens.
Look at AMC new shares issued this year. Now look at the news push it as the “next squeeze” play. Should tell you enough to run away. Quickly.
I had AMC but sold 90% of it in the June spike and made a small fortune. I’m still hanging on to a few hundred shares just in case, but it doesn’t have the massive naked short situation that GME has.