re: AMC, the stock of the retail investor, possibly involved with insider trading in Hycroft

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Look at the trading volume from the original run up when it went above today's share price and today. The vast majority of activity was above where it's currently at.

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an incredible example of the uber rich playing games at the expense of retail investors.

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Do you think as a retail investor, your picks are immune to this? The Uber rich stealing from retail is what started this whole squeeze theory. The SEC has come out and stated that 95% of retail trades do NOT go through the LIT exchange. Hedge funds continue to ignore the rules, because what's a $50k fine matter when they just made $1m? The big boys have a huge leg up over you and me. The price action you and me are seeing already happened in the past. Market makers have the capability of seeing price and volume long before you and I do. It's an unfair advantage they have. That is a fact. Whether you like AMC or some other stock, price manipulation is real. Most CEO's, including Adam Aron, are not looking for a squeeze and are looking out for themselves and the company they run. I don't believe in that "silverback" crap and never did. Elon Musk is one of the few that have called out the SEC. I don't understand why any retail investor would not be for tightening up on regulations. You were probably fed with a silver spoon, got your dad to send you off to college, would write you a nice check every month and keep you naive to reality. Maybe I'm wrong, but that's how you come off.