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With Lou AMC is always positive for bulls. Kinda like me, but he gets juiced on hormone laced popcorn.
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With Lou AMC is always positive for bulls. Kinda like me, but he gets juiced on hormone laced popcorn.
BamBam54
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I don't see how all these banks and hedge funds and pension funds are all buying AMC? I thought retail owned 80+% and the rest was leveraged and borrowed or otherwise held by investment houses.
How are we ever gonna squeeze if investment houses still have no problem buying and sell at their leisure?!?!?
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Not including ETF's Adam Aaron confirmed retail actually owns more than 90%.
How are we going to squeeze? I dunno, could be billions of shares out there but AMC is 112 million official shorts and AMC is never going bankrupt even with another shutdown. Free us to hold, no cost for us to buy more, but they always have to pay to keep their positions shorted. Im not selling so tell them good luck hahaha.
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Short thesis is dead....now streaming companies considering to give AMC exclusive 45 day releases when releasing a new movie.
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Netflix Inc. was absent when Hollywood executives gathered in Las Vegas late last month to preview the year ahead in movies, at least officially. Its film chief Scott Stuber didn’t attend, nor did Netflix make a presentation to theater owners (as other studios do). But behind the scenes, Netflix executives met one-on-one with representatives of major theater chains.
Senior executives at Netflix have discussed trying releasing a few movies with a longer window (likely 45 days) in thousands of theaters later this year. Two potential candidates are the sequel to “Knives Out” and a new movie from Alejandro González Iñárritu. If that test works, the company could release as many as a dozen titles in theaters going forward.
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Netflix Inc. was absent when Hollywood executives gathered in Las Vegas late last month to preview the year ahead in movies, at least officially. Its film chief Scott Stuber didn’t attend, nor did Netflix make a presentation to theater owners (as other studios do). But behind the scenes, Netflix executives met one-on-one with representatives of major theater chains.
Senior executives at Netflix have discussed trying releasing a few movies with a longer window (likely 45 days) in thousands of theaters later this year. Two potential candidates are the sequel to “Knives Out” and a new movie from Alejandro González Iñárritu. If that test works, the company could release as many as a dozen titles in theaters going forward.
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Yeah sure, but I bet none of the others have offered investors a free bucket of popcorn and nft hahaha
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Did you ever sign up for "investor connect?"
Not sure if they are giving free popcorn out still.
I think another time I got a free cup of Costa Coffee. Actually it was funny, when I ordered the coffee it seemed to be such a rare order for a movie theater that it took a while for several people to figure out what to do.
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Walmart's stock posts its worst day since 1987
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Walmart (Invalid Link Removed) said Tuesday that higher costs and supply chain constraints squeezed its profit during its latest quarter. Walmart also slashed its profit outlook for the year, signaling that it expects inflation to continue to hurt its business.
"Bottom-line results were unexpected and reflect the unusual environment," Walmart CEO Doug McMillon said in a news release. "US inflation levels, particularly in food and fuel, created more pressure" than the company predicted.
The results drove Walmart's stock down 11.4% Tuesday, its worst day since 1987, according to Refinitiv.
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New York (CNN Business)Invalid Link Removed is weighing on everyone — even the world's biggest stores.
Walmart (Invalid Link Removed) said Tuesday that higher costs and supply chain constraints squeezed its profit during its latest quarter. Walmart also slashed its profit outlook for the year, signaling that it expects inflation to continue to hurt its business.
"Bottom-line results were unexpected and reflect the unusual environment," Walmart CEO Doug McMillon said in a news release. "US inflation levels, particularly in food and fuel, created more pressure" than the company predicted.
The results drove Walmart's stock down 11.4% Tuesday, its worst day since 1987, according to Refinitiv.
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Had a chance to get outta sofi in green but held for longer now will be holding longer
GreenMachineX
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Its only part of the story and to what extent their pensions were effected I havent looked into it but its how it happens. Melvin made irresponsible bets and trying to make companies and retail investors broke, potentially having 10s of thousands of people laid off and their lives destroyed by shorting companies into oblivion for no reason. To blame us for the problems of their customers is absolute bullshyt. So its ok for retail to get into the stock market and lose money, but when we do DD and make money we are the ones making teachers lose money. Fuq him.
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Hey guys! Fun ride lately.
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Tic toc tik tok….just waiting to get paid!
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Been hearing rumblings about MMAT squeezing all over again, you still have that? I still have my dividend shares and that’s it.
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Next potential short squeeze on the line is SNMP (or Pump and Dump lol!)
51% SI, cost to borrow average 28% with free float of 255k (2.46 million volume Friday) which doesnt make sense, something seems wrong as 2.22 million shares are short, but unlike Redbox which is shorted over 100%, this is considered 54% short interest so maybe webull has it wrong?
Im holding onto BBIG and ATER for now, thats my play money plays along with HYMC. And damn, I wish I held onto Redbox but whateva.
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51% SI, cost to borrow average 28% with free float of 255k (2.46 million volume Friday) which doesnt make sense, something seems wrong as 2.22 million shares are short, but unlike Redbox which is shorted over 100%, this is considered 54% short interest so maybe webull has it wrong?
Im holding onto BBIG and ATER for now, thats my play money plays along with HYMC. And damn, I wish I held onto Redbox but whateva.
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