My bull thesis is that:
Shorts have not closed.
40 Million FTDS on day 1 of APE issuance.
Record high Cost to Borrow.
Multiple weeks of being on the securities threshold list.
Desperate FUD campaigns that brazenly lies to investors about AMC, including articles that falsely claim AMC filed for bankruptcy (including Robinhood.)
Continual market 'glitches.'
Ken Griffin selling property millions of dollars below its value.
Bar coding of AMC and APE.
Frivolous Lawsuits intended to delay the reverse split.
Not to mention:
AMC Popcorn selling out
Quickly returning, and even exceeding pre-covid ticket sales
AMC's position in Hycroft
"To say MSM is not on your side is very debatable here imo"
Sorry but that statement is utterly laughable if you've actually followed all the nonsense AMC had to put up with. As I stated, not only did Robinhood post an alert on their app telling investors that AMC went bankrupt, Yahoo and other major news sites reported the same fake news. You also have dozens of examples of how AMC is a 'failing business model,' how Netflix is 'going to replace the theatre experience,' and other crap. My favorite were the stupid rumors of AMC being bought out by Amazon.
And I don't know about AMCX, but I've seen the rampant barcoding of both AMC and APE which proves naked shorting on its own (as well as the dozens of other examples I previously mentioned.)
Most of AMC's profit comes from concessions. The huge success of AMC's popcorn was a stepping stone to profitability. Because of its success, AMC now plans to roll out their own line of candy. This would drastically cut costs, allow AMC to expand their sales into retail outlets, and pass the savings onto customers at the theaters. As a side note, AMC also has their own branded credit card which also aids in their profitability.
Also, their box office numbers have been skyrocketing throughout Q1 and Q2.
Thanks to Sound of Freedom, this proves that Hollywood doesn't have to completely dominate the movie space. I feel as Disney and Hollywood loses their foothold, it's going to bring in a renaissance into the movie industry as it will bring a lot more competition.
Go watch AMCBiggums as he has done a fantastic job explaining AMC and it's current situation. Not all dilution is bad.
Am I 100% on board with Adam Aaron? No. I find it boggling he sold APE at 66 cents to Antara. I find his 4th of July woke tweet to be alarming. But in the end I complained about similar issues I had with Trump, yet I still have faith in him. I feel like there's a lot going on we don't see with AMC. Until the company does something stupidly egregious, like host child drag shows, then I'm still with him.
We can’t take some anecdotal reports and leap to this conclusions. If he was protecting then the movie would not be at AMC. But he’s not calling a random theater saying to turn off the AC.
You're going to have to give me a tad more info to go on
Low effort post. Please try again with more content.
Shut the fuck up. He literally debunked this bullshit on his Twitter.
Trump said the vaccines were safe and effective too.
My bull thesis is that: Shorts have not closed. 40 Million FTDS on day 1 of APE issuance. Record high Cost to Borrow. Multiple weeks of being on the securities threshold list. Desperate FUD campaigns that brazenly lies to investors about AMC, including articles that falsely claim AMC filed for bankruptcy (including Robinhood.) Continual market 'glitches.' Ken Griffin selling property millions of dollars below its value. Bar coding of AMC and APE. Frivolous Lawsuits intended to delay the reverse split.
Not to mention: AMC Popcorn selling out Quickly returning, and even exceeding pre-covid ticket sales AMC's position in Hycroft
"To say MSM is not on your side is very debatable here imo" Sorry but that statement is utterly laughable if you've actually followed all the nonsense AMC had to put up with. As I stated, not only did Robinhood post an alert on their app telling investors that AMC went bankrupt, Yahoo and other major news sites reported the same fake news. You also have dozens of examples of how AMC is a 'failing business model,' how Netflix is 'going to replace the theatre experience,' and other crap. My favorite were the stupid rumors of AMC being bought out by Amazon. And I don't know about AMCX, but I've seen the rampant barcoding of both AMC and APE which proves naked shorting on its own (as well as the dozens of other examples I previously mentioned.)
Most of AMC's profit comes from concessions. The huge success of AMC's popcorn was a stepping stone to profitability. Because of its success, AMC now plans to roll out their own line of candy. This would drastically cut costs, allow AMC to expand their sales into retail outlets, and pass the savings onto customers at the theaters. As a side note, AMC also has their own branded credit card which also aids in their profitability.
Also, their box office numbers have been skyrocketing throughout Q1 and Q2. Thanks to Sound of Freedom, this proves that Hollywood doesn't have to completely dominate the movie space. I feel as Disney and Hollywood loses their foothold, it's going to bring in a renaissance into the movie industry as it will bring a lot more competition.
Go watch AMCBiggums as he has done a fantastic job explaining AMC and it's current situation. Not all dilution is bad.
Am I 100% on board with Adam Aaron? No. I find it boggling he sold APE at 66 cents to Antara. I find his 4th of July woke tweet to be alarming. But in the end I complained about similar issues I had with Trump, yet I still have faith in him. I feel like there's a lot going on we don't see with AMC. Until the company does something stupidly egregious, like host child drag shows, then I'm still with him.
I don't think he is, I'm trying to force the conversation. AMC TO THE MOON.
Gme too
We can’t take some anecdotal reports and leap to this conclusions. If he was protecting then the movie would not be at AMC. But he’s not calling a random theater saying to turn off the AC.