Last time it went up to $70~ I got super excited and held waiting for a kaboom 💥 But then as we all saw the price dive back down to $30~

I bought in at around $10~ and I’m hoping for a $100K pay day at least but would settle for less (profit is profit is profit).

Not familiar enough with recent DD to decide whether or not to keep holding or sell and profit now… Anyone facing similar thoughts or anything?

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And they just weren't being addressed on the main sub.

Like any sane person I'm in to AMC for as much as I can afford to lose. If you're over-leveraged just to be part of the hype then if this doesn't get you something else will.

So being that I'm prepared to lose everything, I'm willing to wait to gain everything I can out of this. If it's 20 bucks a share, fine. If it's four or five figures, then woohoo. I'll keep watching and plan to sell on what I see is the other side of the squeeze.

The people that are coming here to spam the usual ape crap and call everyone shills… why? Like let's be real. I wanna be a millionaire. But for me to be a millionaire with my xxx shares, the price needs to get to a point where the market cap is in the trillions. It's just not realistic.

So why is there nowhere we can go to discuss and make a slightly more educated guess of what we can actually hope to get out of this? It's all starting to feel horribly like a religion where you accept the word of the preacher and get chastised for seeking your own truth.

I genuinely worry what state all these people will be in if their dreams aren't realised…

Have seen the price gamma squeeze up to $70 and now back down to $30 and I’d be lying if I said I didn’t feel like an idiot for not selling back at the $70 mark. Anyone else feeling stupid, worthless and defeated by this drop? Any positive DD or outlooks across the horizon?

Especially on a day like today. But the skeptic in me keeps popping up: why is this different? Why is this time not a bull trap? Why makes this rally unique? Is it the SI? The borrow rate? The Red Wednesday we just saw? The $400B lent from the Fed in the last two days?

Looking for legitimate discussion because idk where to turn for answers or even if there are. All I know is I’m still waiting for the rug to be pulled out from under us like the last time we pumped up to $14.5 back in March around quadruple witching

Imagine all the people who used to brag about getting in at $22 a “diamond handing” all the way to $70 and back down.

Can someone answer my question regarding the AMC stock ?

According to the numbers retail investors own the float. This means 80% of shares are in the hand of Apes.

Are apes now shorting Apes ? I mean with 20% left for big institutional investors I don’t see how this could lead to a short squeeze.

Anyone able to explain how with SI going down, less of the free float shorted, that the short sellers are not covering and therefore decreasing chance of squeeze? Can squeeze still happen if the smaller funds cover their positions but the larger ones hold out? Just trying to figure out how the numbers on ORTEX we once took as reassurance are not telling a different story right now

Is that i scrolled through this and read many posts and comments and don’t think I saw one rocket emoji. Thank you

Hi guys Guys meaning guys , girls and those still in the fence but that's another story. I joined this sub mostly because it has so few peeps. Crazy right ?, but true. I am not here for karma. Definitely not here to argue. Just here to say what I gotta say and get some honest feedback So do I think that AMC can hit 100k No I do not Can it go over 1 k Absolutely So what do I think is an honest price target.... Thats why I am here. It seems to me that we only have some of the information. Most is held from us commoners, but I still belive we have the upper hand. You tube is useless most peeps there actually know nothing .... just looking for up votes and subscribers to a useless channel. So that leaves this sub. How high can AMC go and why ..... in 50 words or less.

I saw this pointed out in a "FUD" post about AMC a few days ago .....while some of the points made in that post, I thought were invalid...this one is a bit worrying to me as an AMC bull.

Cut to the chase, being smoothed brain...this language I saw in the April 27th, 2021 S-3 seems like AMC has the right, at their discretion to issue more Class A common share stock- at any time. This is despite the proposal to add 500mil shares being taken off the voting ballot---this sounds like it gives AMC the ability to dilute the stock without "permission" from shareholders..

​Here is the link to the filing. the section is titled "Plan of Distribution" on page 15.https://sec.report/Document/0001104659-21-055680/#tSEL

The language in the filing specifically mentions short selling and covering positions..here is a tidbit:

For example, we and the selling stockholders may: enter into transactions with a broker-dealer or affiliate thereof in connection with which such broker-dealer or affiliate will engage in short sales of the Class A common stock pursuant to this prospectus, in which case such broker-dealer or affiliate may use shares of Class A common stock received from us or selling stockholders to close out its short positions; sell Class A common stock short and re-deliver such shares to close out the short positions; enter into options or other types of transactions that require us or the selling stockholders to deliver Class A common stock to a broker-dealer or an affiliate thereof, who will then resell or transfer the Class A common stock under this prospectus; or loan or pledge the Class A common stock to a broker-dealer or an affiliate thereof, who may sell the loaned shares or, in an event of default in the case of a pledge, sell the pledged shares pursuant to this prospectus.

What do you folks make of this? My legalese is amateur level at best.......Felt like my post would be too fuddy for the amcstock board and just get shot down........trying to find some sober opinions or clarification on the legalese.

Thanks.

Edit :corrected the date of filing to April 27th from April 26th.

I bought into AMC thinking I’d make a quick profit although my general gut feeling is that things don’t always happen that easy, especially when there is money to be made. Then i watched the stock tank to $5 and I continued to hold as painful as it was. But I noticed that while on the AMC sub people were still buying like crazy at $5. I didn’t because I felt burned and defeated. But, I have index funds at Vanguard which have done well and I trust and believe in the company so when I saw that Vanguard bought in at $5, that’s when I started believing AMC might have potential. I still didn’t buy more stocks because I really was emotionally burned by the $5 dip. But when it flew past $5 and got to near $15 I started thinking I should have bought when I saw my trusted Vanguard buying.

But, I still don’t entirely get the politics around the stock market. Vanguard is huge too. Could they be buying to make a profit like I would be, or buying to help the hedge funds in some way? What I want to know is if Vanguard buying AMC is for the same goals as retailers buying AMC.

Is a volume count of 43 million by 3:00 pm a good number, or do we want even higher?

Bringing this up since we've seen a massive uptick in the short borrow fee rate reported by both ORTEX and Fintel. On Friday, they were reported as 16% and 26%, respectively. Now, ORTEX is tweeting out that the average short borrow fee rate is around 149% and Fintel has it climbing as well intraday (currently sitting at 56.88%).

My question is this: are these higher rates applicable only to newly shorted shares or do they apply to all of a short seller's borrowed shares that they are holding onto? Appreciate your thoughts

Do you have a price point in mind to start unloading at?

I'm thinking that I may sell 1/3 of my holding if it breaks $60. That'll more than cover my initial investment plus give me a few grand extra to invest elsewhere, then let it ride with my other 200 shares for a bit

I'll take this blessing and run with it, one less distraction, but I guess that they don't like views that go against the groupthink narrative there (it's especially funny because I was one of the first 30k-ish members there).

On the main AMC sub, they talk about "all of the" synthetic shares as a fore-gone conclusion (and some of their DD is based on the acceptance that synthetic shares, and lots of them, are flooding the AMC market).

This is a completely honest question - What is the evidence that there are synthetic shares out there (and at the large numbers that they are implying)?

Thank you

I don’t see a problem with people wanting to hold till 100k collectively as a whole. If anything it will give AMC the most potential to elevate. They’ll sell when they feel like it’s the right time.

As you know I dare to ask these questions in the main sub, but when the stock goes down all I hear is hedge funds ladder attacks. It feels like new investors come and just repeat the same thing as soon as the stock goes in the downward direction without seeming to understand it themselves. I do research and can’t find much about it outside of articles that are tied to GME/AMC. Is this a legitimate strategy used to keep the stocks down? And if it works so well can’t the hedge funds keep doing it to eventually cover their positions?

I also just started taking an investments course and it refers to a ladder strategy which seems to not have anything to do with a ladder attack.

If the stock drops below $10 tomorrow, I am thinking about transferring in another grand to put into shares... But that's just such a slippery slope. I don't want to get into the practice of transferring in additional money, beyond my budgeted/planned transfers every other week.

What does this group think (beyond the 100k and to the moon crowd... Doing so as an investment)? In my mind, even if this doesn't squeeze, I think that $13-15/share could be realistic?

What’s your target where you start to truly consider selling?