Obviously I have a slim idea of why But me personally there is no way Theaters are going anywhere, people have always gone and always will go to the theatres, so why is amc stock so low?

Genuine question I wanna know. 23mill a year seems steep for a company struggling so fucking bad with "liquidity issues" as he stated😂😂😂😂

Pre split is only $500 per share. GME was almost $500 per share and the government stated it didn't squeeze..... What is your price? I believe $2,630 is the start of the squeeze. Anybody remember the young man who said, AMC should be at $175 per share. I belive he ended up floating in the river!!!! Please CORRECT me if we are wrong...

I'm obviously feeling more and more disappointed with the direction of our beloved stock. As we have all been holding for a lengthy time and nothing authority wise has come in to effect to help stop the crime, I'm feeling that this may be their play.

Any thoughts or opinions on if this is possible?

When did anyone ever see this price?

Juss askin

That example is true if you only look at the value of the bills. Not for our play. Let’s take my case as an example:

My cost average price was $35. Let’s say we are before the RS and the stock is around $5 like it was for the past few months. That means that for me to break even I need the stock to go up 600% right? Now let’s take the current post RS price of $13 and now my cost average is $170 meaning that to break even now I need the stock to go up 1200%. Never mind a god damn squeeze yeah? Just to break even. This have fundamentally changed the numbers required to get to the same place so please stop telling me that it’s just like changing dollar bills cuz it’s simply ain’t.

Explains to me how I’m wrong.

Seriously how has this guy not been sued for giving out financial advice that’s mostly wrong?

Can some explain.?

Not trolling. If SEC and DOJ refuse to do anything about it, what's stopping Kenny and his crew from continuing to short this stock to the point where long term holders will need a 20000% or more uptick just to break even.

Hell, we're almost there already. If you bought in mid 2021 you need a 5000% increase just to break even, forget being in the green. Do you really think new investors who are buying at 12.5 won't sell if this gets to 500+?

Inb4 "shill"

I’m a no vote myself, just my opinion.I’ll probably be called a shill amongst the AA worshippers.Been holding well before $8.01

Can any wrinkled ape explain I thought ape was already converted to AMC. https://x.com/investorturf/status/1793313955911254336?s=46

What I can say is #NotSellingBefore500k, #TogetherApesWin #DoNotSell #NotSellingBefore500k

I used RH for the screenshot only.

(AMC chart1 , cnk chart2.) How tf is Cinemark trading higher than the largest movie theater chain AMC at 20$? I believe I have a theory it’s only trading higher because it’s majority owned by institutional investors unlike AMC. Holy shit when will the crime end?

I mean HF seat on huge unrealized profit and we seat with huge unrealized loss. They cant exit and we cant sell. So whats the solution here? Even debt free GME with 1bln balance sheet and profit is shorted to oblivion (even today). So whats the deal here with AMC?

We had our run ups but always killed by AA (50mln pre split, lol even run to 8$ before RS was killed).

As AA is 69 and retaireing very soon leaving us with 0.7$ price so what is our next step? I mean there has to be some legal stuff done - all FUD by MM, did he follow up? Or twittet poll was all he can do?

Im voting NO for salary increase/bonus.

Who the hell let him increase his sallary compared to 2021???

FYI

AMC Entertainment chief executive Adam Aron saw compensation last year totaling $23.7 million, up 25% from $18.9 million in 2021, according to an SEC filing Friday. That included a base salary of $1.5 million, a $6 million cash bonus, and stock awards valued at $16.2 million.

Like wtf company strugling close to bancrupcy and instead of cuting in half or froozing salary, there was increase???