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ValiantThor08 said:
Do you think the SEC would allow between 1000 to 10,000 a share?
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I think they would .. i believe citadel have have around $62 trillon dollar from SEC insurance to pay ( I THINK ..or is it $32 lol)

other thing i always think about is .. more it goes .. uncle sam is gonna get his 22-40% cut too.
 
+17% pre .. lets go baby
 
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GQdaLEGEND said:
I think they would .. i believe citadel have have around $62 trillon dollar from SEC insurance to pay ( I THINK ..or is it $32 lol)
EDIT : Confirmed $65 trillion

other thing i always think about is .. more it goes .. uncle sam is gonna get his 22-40% cut too.
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ValiantThor08 said:
Some AMC info from the CEO. Growth. Invalid Link Removed
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That surprised me, I thought they got rid of all their 43 million shares. Average price sold at $27, over 230 million dollars total for AMC. This made AMC stronger and the stock in now up even more, no negative effect on our movement, only makes us even stronger as AMC is looking to grow the business even though they are well funded all the way until next year.

I need to start digging up those names of those planets that were discovered outside of Pluto.
 
This is just awesome. The hedgefunds probably know they lost... Not if, but when...Invalid Link Removed
 
Not financial advice, but try to hold even when you see up to 300 a share. 3000 a share is EXPONENTIALLY better. The turtle eventually beat the hare.Invalid Link Removed
 
Matt Kohrs will be in national television later today on Fox business. After 2pm on some making money show.
 
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Chart looks amazing today, just what we want step up and consolidate.

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Just a quick little interview about how they all think this is going to fail and not make us any money. The host referred to himself as an ape at the end of the interview. Lol
 
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Just a quick little interview about how they all think this is going to fail and not make us any money. The host referred to himself as an ape at the end of the interview. Lol
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lol awesome .. i unfollowed him .. might follow him back now lol
 
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enhanced said:
Just a quick little interview about how they all think this is going to fail and not make us any money. The host referred to himself as an ape at the end of the interview. Lol
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Ive heard that host a few times over the past few months defending the Reddit stocks, I dont think he was making that up today.
 
ax1 said:
That surprised me, I thought they got rid of all their 43 million shares. Average price sold at $27, over 230 million dollars total for AMC. This made AMC stronger and the stock in now up even more, no negative effect on our movement, only makes us even stronger as AMC is looking to grow the business even though they are well funded all the way until next year.

I need to start digging up those names of those planets that were discovered outside of Pluto.
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Arcturus! Also a band...lol
 
ax1 said:
Someone posted it, not sure how long it will stay up for but here:

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thanks for this .. and yea i was talking about matt lol
 
ValiantThor08 said:
Explain it for him, and others. Will help them to know why they should not sell when the stock even hits 50.
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Ok so Ill just put it as short as possible.

The hedgfunds are shorting AMC.....they betting that AMC is going to drop in price, they borrow a share (possibly even in our own accounts if we dont turn lending off!) in promise to actually buy it and return it where it came from.

If the price of the stock drops, the short seller gets a good deal on the share and when its returned thats where the profit takes place.

If the price of the stock goes up, the short selling now is responsible for a share that is going to cost more money than what he originally borrowed it for.

At some point the short seller needs to get out of the short and cover his short sale. He needs to buy a stock from the market no matter how high the cost and return it.

At some point, the short seller will fall behind and be on a unbalanced account from their brokerage and the brokerage will give the hedgfund (or us if we use a margin account) and give several hours to a few days to cover a "margin call"

So if the hedgfund doesnt cover the "margin call" in time, the hedgfund will start liquidating the entire portfolio in order to buy the shares needed to cover the shorts. Entire accounts can be cleared out, billions and billions of dollars worth.

Thats why holding takes place, these hedgefunds are shorting the stock possible hundreds of millions or billions (this is where fake synthetic shares come in) and they need to cover every one of them until the retail investor (or any shareholder) sells. If nobody sells the price skyrockets until more are available on the market.

So importance of a "margin call?" Well, it forces the hedgefuns to cover their calls and if they dont they get wiped out. This is where the short squeeze happens.

Im not proofreading what I just typed so I hope it makes sense, LOL!
 
GreenMachineX said:
I don't know what triggers the squeeze is more appropriate...
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I just posed above hope it makes sense.

Keep in mind I only talked about margin calls in relation to short squeezes.

There probably will be a "gamma squeeze" that initially shoots the price of the stock up which has to do with covering call options, but this isnt something I fully comprehend as of yet as Im not a "options" trader. Millions of shares need to be purchased off the market spiking the price up.

If a squeeze happens expect a small but substantial gamma squeeze, which will then put brokerages in a position to margin call short sellers since they accounts are getting significantly unbalanced and the hedge's are forced to cover or else. This is where the short squeeze will occur, when 10s and possibly hundreds of millions of shares need to be purchased, far more millions than those when option traders need to cover.

The price is technically unlimited.....yes thats right, there is absolutely no limit to how high the stock can go up, as long as people hold the price of a share can hit trillions and quadrillions of dollars, however this will not happen for various reasons. Just trying to say nice and clear, there is no cap to how high a stock price can go.

Again Im lazy not proof-reading tonight, so anyone please feel free to edit me, lol
 
Keep in mind, if we get a gamma squeeze possibly expect a volatile dip....if we short squeeze possible expect even more massively volatile dips and crashed.

If dropping $36 to $24 give you massive "agida" last week wait until you see $500 crash to $200 within minutes.....or $8,000 crash to $700 in hours.

Not financial advice and a short squeeze is a risky play that may never happen, no guarantees!!!!!!
 
Be sure to have a fresh supply of this in your cabinet, and please dont OD if your a diamond hander!

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ValiantThor08 said:
Question is, why do they keep shorting the stock? I know they aren't idiots.
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First off, this is traditional vs new age social media investing,

2nd, we havent won yet. People did win a couple of times with Gamestop but lets see what happens this time. Gamestop and AMC could have gone much higher, but dependency on Robinhood killed it. I was part of that, this is personal with me. Now that we had do over we have no only moved on to other brokerages but also convinced new apes to do the switch.

Maybe they are underestimating our power, but again we havent really won yet.

The first time around with GME there were hedgefunds bailing out other hedgefunds, I dunno what the terms were but Id bet there was alot of money to be made their in interest. I thought after this happened that the DTCC or SEC stopped this practice from happening but I dont have the energy to find this info.
 
subbing, I hadn't seen this thread
 
New Trey Video

AMC Stock - The Squeeze is Inevitable
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If hedgefunds lost 30 billion on the VW short squeeze, they are about to be royally screwed if/when AMC squeezes.

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New record highs. There will be some paper hands and ladder attacks incoming. Potential psychological dip, but keep holding, and it will end up overall surpassing what we see here.Invalid Link Removed
 
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