Buy orders vastly outweigh sell orders for APE and AMC, yet prices of both are still dipping somehow.
Well over 70 million shares being flooded into dark pools.
Halts of AMC only for a 2% price increase, and again for a 4% price increase, illegal to do if a price change (increase or decrease) under 15%. No halts placed for any declining price movement.
SEC and FINRA had outages today.
APE Dividends were not rewarded for many hodlers.
NYSE will delay applying SHO rule 201, which is meant to regulate shorting when prices dip over 10%.
Follow @WallStreetApes on TS as he's doing a fanstastic job exposing it all.
Interesting. I have a small amount of AMC and have not been monitoring it that closely. I did by chance register my AMC in Computershare though, at the same time as I did my GME, for the same reasons.
So now my AMC related shares have been doubled.
"CLASS A COMMON STOCK (AMC)" is the description for the old shares.
"PREFERRED EQUITY UNITS (APE)" is the new share identifier and it currently is shown at $0 value with no price.
OP: are you aware what made the APE shares harder to deliver? It seems that most of the US-based investors got some form of share from the splividend (hard to say what it actually is).