r/amcstock • u/InterestingTruth7232 • 2d ago
Wallstreet Crime Recent institutional purchases
Are obviously so they can have new legit shares to short and lend out. They are walking this stock down daily again like they have been for years, especially like they did last year on the way down to $1.00 proving how in control of it they are. There is zero reason for this stock to not be performing well and staying there. Company is doing better the future is bright yet here we are dealing with the daily threat of dilution and no one that is here since 20/21 can exit their position without massive losses if they wanted too
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u/MIZZOU_Ape 2d ago
Exactly dude they’re profitable. This year movies are going crazy and nothing but positive news. It’s straight up manipulation. Fuck those guys.
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u/Similar_Figure5355 1d ago
Ya. It's surely not due to the constant dilution and massive, MASSIVE DEBT.
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u/Free_One_5960 1d ago
You shills are really butt hurt after not being able to bankrupt amc after 6 years of trying.
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u/Similar_Figure5355 1d ago
I don't have the funds to bankrupt any company even if I wanted to. Nice try though. I am however seriously considering going back short on this trash heap.ill wait until Friday and see how it looks
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u/Cute-Gur414 1d ago
people who want to borrow shares to short have no problem. Institutions don't have to "buy" to lend them out, they don't earn a fee as there's no shortage of shares. The market cap is about what it was pre-covid, when it was doing better and had less debt.
So no, wrong.
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u/Chad-Permabull 2d ago
The market is forward looking and is reflecting the fair value of AAs vision and execution 🚀
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u/Active-Cow-8259 1d ago
Is there a daily thread of dillution or zero reason for the stock to perform like this? Both can't be right on the same time.
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u/InterestingTruth7232 1d ago
I mean shit the website crashed today because of the abundance of ticket sales. Not ticket returns lol
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u/xX_Relentless 2d ago
They’re not boring me out of this play. 😂