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re: Holding AMC Thread- Diamond hands unite
Posted on 5/19/21 at 2:45 pm to CajunTiger78
Posted on 5/19/21 at 2:45 pm to CajunTiger78
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This is what I meant by cherry-picking. In his video (that I linked above) he stated that he thought the pull back would be in the range of $12.20 and $12.89...its currently sitting at $12.39
Right, but what he spent the vast majority of his video talkign about was how this was going to break $14.50 and run up to $21 or higher. Come on, you can't tell me he didn't spent 95% of that video building that case.
But then he's smart because his disclaimer downside risk estimate was "right".
Here....I'll do it. Tomorrow, AMC is looking to rebound in a big way because Wednesday was a lot of corruption from hedgies. The stock count is coming on 6/2 and shorts will be exposed. So I expect AMC to run to $13 at least, and if it breaks through there it could end the day as high as $19. Holy Toledo guys, this could be HUGE!!! But there is a small chance that the broader market pullback could continue to affect things and it could head down below $12.
Let's see how I do.
This post was edited on 5/19/21 at 3:12 pm
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Posted on 5/19/21 at 2:47 pm to CajunTiger78
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yet you continue to try and use typical stock market logic to back up your claims that AMC is a dead cat.
Not really. I continue to use typical stock market logic and history to say that a short squeeze is not imminent.
Posted on 5/19/21 at 3:01 pm to Chucktown_Badger
quote:You dumb shite. Retail can't trade during those hours!
When it goes down it's those evil hedgies (with or without actual evidence to back up that activity)
Posted on 5/19/21 at 3:02 pm to CajunTiger78
$12.64 at the end of the day. Still dead on call about the $12.20 and $12.89 range..... 
Posted on 5/19/21 at 3:10 pm to CajunTiger78
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You dumb shite. Retail can't trade during those hours!
I was talking in general. Muh ladder attacks!!!
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$12.64 at the end of the day. Still dead on call about the $12.20 and $12.89 range.....
I am excited for tomorrow. We'll see if I know the market and AMC as well as Trey's Trades.
Posted on 5/19/21 at 3:11 pm to Chucktown_Badger
Sure are some fired up MFers in this thread.
I've bitten and am hoping to see decent things from AMC, that's as confident as a statement as I'm willing to make.
I've bitten and am hoping to see decent things from AMC, that's as confident as a statement as I'm willing to make.
Posted on 5/19/21 at 3:12 pm to greygoose
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You dumb shite. Retail can't trade during those hours!
So what about those 87 million shares that traded today at those depressed prices? All shorts?
Posted on 5/19/21 at 3:18 pm to slackster
quote:The vast majority, yes. Imagine the fund you manage was about to realize unprecedented losses and you had billions at stake, access to real-time data, and the ability to manipulate because you are a market maker with access to trade via dark pools. Do you not think they are going to pull out all the stops?
So what about those 87 million shares that traded today at those depressed prices? All shorts?
Have you look at the inflow vs. outflow data? It opposite of what the price indicates.
Posted on 5/19/21 at 3:52 pm to greygoose
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So what about those 87 million shares that traded today at those depressed prices? All shorts?
The vast majority, yes. Imagine the fund you manage was about to realize unprecedented losses and you had billions at stake, access to real-time data, and the ability to manipulate because you are a market maker with access to trade via dark pools.
As I was saying
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When it goes down it's those evil hedgies (with or without actual evidence to back up that activity)
Posted on 5/19/21 at 6:06 pm to greygoose
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The vast majority, yes. Imagine the fund you manage was about to realize unprecedented losses and you had billions at stake, access to real-time data, and the ability to manipulate because you are a market maker with access to trade via dark pools. Do you not think they are going to pull out all the stops?
Have you look at the inflow vs. outflow data? It opposite of what the price indicates.
As I’ve said time and again, I hope you’re right, but I just don’t see it. There was 150 million shares or more traded Monday and Tuesday on up days, but no buyers to be found on a down 12% day today? Seems to be retail chasing.
Why wouldn’t these funds cover today if their death was so imminent?
Posted on 5/19/21 at 6:10 pm to slackster
Will amc go parabolic?
Posted on 5/19/21 at 7:00 pm to JAY GRYMES
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Will amc go parabolic?
Baw, where have you been the past 5 months? It was supposed to roughly 25 times already.
Posted on 5/19/21 at 7:40 pm to Chucktown_Badger
People should’ve sold out at 15.70. It’s a movie theatre that sells butter popcorn FCOL
Posted on 5/19/21 at 8:02 pm to slackster
quote:Since you like to ask questions, ask yourself this one: Do hedges and MMs manipulate the price of a stock to their advantage?
So what about those 87 million shares that traded today at those depressed prices? All shorts?
Here's another: Why did the SEC and DTCC make all these new rules changes that only affect hedges and market makers?
Posted on 5/19/21 at 9:21 pm to greygoose
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Since you like to ask questions, ask yourself this one: Do hedges and MMs manipulate the price of a stock to their advantage?
Probably, sure.
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Here's another: Why did the SEC and DTCC make all these new rules changes that only affect hedges and market makers?
For the benefit of AMC shareholders, obviously.
Look at what’s right in front of you with AMC volumes and share movement. Sometimes it’s that easy. No fancy conspiracies. No OCC obscure rule changes. No connecting 10 different dots on YouTube and Reddit. Just the clear picture that if hedges wanted to cover, they’ve had ample opportunity do so. This is retail vs dumb retail vs even dumber retail. Have fun and make sure you’re not in the last group.
Posted on 5/19/21 at 10:00 pm to slackster
quote:All joking aside, this has HUGE ramifications for the overall global economy. Imagine that there are huge amounts of synthetic shares that have to be bought back. Retail owns 80& of the float. The plan "hold" is to name your price. Hedges have to buy or get liquidated. So, they sell off their other holdings for the needed capital. Our market crashes. So what does hedges do in the meantime? Try to get the price lower. It was very evident from the small volume and the large price drop done BEFORE retail could even trade today, that this was being done. Why if they have already covered? Why did Citadel buy a shitload of shares recently?
For the benefit of AMC shareholders, obviously.
Posted on 5/19/21 at 10:06 pm to slackster
quote:It's very obvious why the DTCC made all this rules changes recently, and it wasn't to protect retail. They saw the writing on the wall. They reigning in the hedges, so that they would crash the market, and leave the DTCC holding the bag to make retail whole.
No fancy conspiracies. No OCC obscure rule changes.
If you have a better explanation, other than, "Nuh uh", I'd love to hear it. You joke about Reddit, but a there's lots of really smart people there, who do nothing but scour for every piece of info they can get.
Posted on 5/19/21 at 10:22 pm to greygoose
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You joke about Reddit, but a there's lots of really smart people there, who do nothing but scour for every piece of info they can get.
They scour looking for what they want to find. There is a big difference.
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If you have a better explanation, other than, "Nuh uh", I'd love to hear it.
I’m just commenting on what’s right in front of us. For starters, the idea that a shareholder vote can simply shake the trees and empty the shorts is absurd. If that was the case every damn company being shorted would do it. Then you have an obvious volume problem here - these rips are retail buying from retail that’s supposed to be holding the line. The volume is outrageous, but no buyers can be found on a big down day. What gives?
On top of all of that you have the fact this stock is simply not worth this price based on even a sliver of fundamental analysis.
I get it though - it’s a great story to put all of these off the wall takes together and weave the elaborate story of AMC apes v the world. I hope y’all get your squeeze too.
Posted on 5/19/21 at 10:24 pm to greygoose
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Retail owns 80& of the float. The plan "hold" is to name your price
They clearly haven’t done that though. Not sure why people would have that confidence all of a sudden.
Posted on 5/19/21 at 10:37 pm to slackster
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On top of all of that you have the fact this stock is simply not worth this price based on even a sliver of fundamental analysis.
You think this is all about that?? Hedges made a calculated risk move, think GME and AMC would not survive the pandemic. They shorted the shite out of both. GME was at 140% short at one point! I think you know what happens to a short position if the company goes belly up, right? The short position makes tons of money! But if they don't, and recover, the short position is set up for endless losses. Where would GME and AMC be now if the brokers hadn't stopped buy of their stock during the first squeeze?
quote:This is a strategic move by retail, not the companies. The Reddit group identified companies that were best to rally around. As for "what is right in front of us", you do realize that dark pool trading does exist, right? Do you have access to that data? Hell, no one does! But we can make assumptions based on volume, pricing, and inflow/outflow. Once you start putting the pieces together, you start to see the whole picture.
I’m just commenting on what’s right in front of us. For starters, the idea that a shareholder vote can simply shake the trees and empty the shorts is absurd. If that was the case every damn company being shorted would do it.
Remember what Adam Aron said a few days ago? "Short-Sellers should be shitting their pants". This is the CEO of a billion dollar company. You don't think he knows what's up?
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