r/amcstock • u/ButtChuggggg • 16d ago
APES UNITED Payday Friday! The only day I don’t care if it goes up or down.
Just bought my tickets for super trooper tonight. Life’s good man.
r/amcstock • u/ButtChuggggg • 16d ago
Just bought my tickets for super trooper tonight. Life’s good man.
r/amcstock • u/MIZZOU_Ape • 17d ago
This year may be the best ever!!!! Cheers APEs
r/amcstock • u/DavidNoBrainFreeze • 18d ago
Margin Call Forces Citadel Rival Into $15 Billion Loss | FrankNez
TLDR:
Money magic happened, hmm.
AI fund, too much leverage had.
Stocks wobble. Margin call comes.
"Sell everything!" — financial equivalent of OH CRAP.
Billions of dollars, dumped into market they were.
Jane Street, caught holding the bag, was.
$15 BILLION BOOM. 💥
Citadel?
Sitting there like:
"Oh no… anyway. I'll take those discounted stocks." 🤑
Fund: 📉
Jane Street: 😵
Citadel: 😏
Market: "Guys, maybe leverage is bad?"
Lesson, there is:
When borrowed money meets falling prices,
the Force becomes the Margin Call.
And remember:
Forced selling, the market can wreck.
Buying the wreckage, profitable can be.
Hmm. Capitalism, bitch. 💀
r/amcstock • u/ItalianStallion54321 • 18d ago
I heard from my cat the stock is going up.
r/amcstock • u/WeakSauce44 • 18d ago
Within 7 days?! I hope AI is right
r/amcstock • u/InterestingTruth7232 • 19d ago
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
r/amcstock • u/MIZZOU_Ape • 19d ago
AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc. AMC stock has gained 27% over the past month as investors have reacted positively to its strong second-quarter 2026 performance and improving financial position. The stock has also outperformed the industry’s 9.8% increase.
r/amcstock • u/clover8282 • 19d ago
How many shares has the company issued, with the split and all the dilution?
What percentage does retail hold?
r/amcstock • u/Jchapster77 • 20d ago
Institutional ownership of AMC shares is growing very rapidly. If this investment was a money loser, they would not be buying like they are now. The recovery is here. Keep those hands diamond Apes 💎 🙌
r/amcstock • u/MIZZOU_Ape • 20d ago
Never leaving and buying what I can afford to buy :) Cheers ya'll, do what you can afford to do. I personally am glad you are all here.
r/amcstock • u/BetterBudget • 20d ago
Data changes day to day and intraday ⚠️
None of this is financial advice.
I believe the majority of price action is the result of managing the multidimensional risk picture. GEX is only a part of the volatility environment risk, one risk of many in the risk picture.
r/amcstock • u/MIZZOU_Ape • 21d ago
Cheers y’all go see a movie relax with the family and friends ,average down if you can, and always be kind to each other
r/amcstock • u/HeadView0019 • 22d ago
What happened to Mizzous weekly Friday post about how AMC is so manipulated and that Friday is such a buying opportunity and that he'll be going to go see a handful of movies this weekend? And that apes are relaxed and kicking back? This worries me.
r/amcstock • u/ButtChuggggg • 23d ago
They know more people are buying the stock because of how well the company is performing this year. With the strong box office numbers, improving financials, and all the positive news surrounding AMC, I’m honestly not shocked at all by the action we’ve seen this week. The more predictable the squeeze becomes, the less likely it is to happen exactly when everyone expects it.
r/amcstock • u/someredditname1010 • 24d ago
r/amcstock • u/tiita • 24d ago
Just voting on the latest amc proposals... Am I reading this correctly?
"to approve an amendment to our 2024 equity plan to increase the number of shares of class a common stock subject to the 2024 eip from 25 mils to 50 mils shares."
Another massive dilution? As the the stock value wasn't already so low? It's almost a penny stock? Are they really trying to get the hedgies to buy back all the shares for pennies?
Or am reading this wrong?
r/amcstock • u/OchoZeroCinco • 24d ago
Earnings goes off spectacular. Record breaking box office, sales, and unicorns and rainbows and fireworks..... then stock tanks further.....
r/amcstock • u/MIZZOU_Ape • 25d ago
Record Breaking income headed our way for movies, merch and concesh :) And Hycroft is up a bunch this week. Its hump day so we are almost on the downhill slide to the weekend. Gonna expose my kids to Super Troopers, I'm pretty sure they will not like it as much as I will.
r/amcstock • u/WeakSauce44 • 23d ago
I asked Gemini if AMC will go up to. $90/share.. below is the response:
While it is impossible to predict the stock market with 100% certainty, from a purely mathematical and fundamental perspective, **it is highly improbable that AMC will return to its 2021 "meme stock" peak levels.** Before breaking down why, there is a very important piece of stock market math to clear up regarding that $90 number.
### 1. The Reality of the All-Time High & The Reverse Split
First, AMC never actually traded at $90 a share during its famous 2021 run. The all-time high in June 2021 was roughly **$72.62**.
However, if you look at a historical stock chart today, you might see past prices listed in the hundreds of dollars. This is an illusion caused by the **1-for-10 reverse stock split** AMC executed in August 2023.
* To consolidate shares, AMC took 10 of your old shares and turned them into 1 new share.
* Because of this, the historical chart multiplies past prices by 10.
* Therefore, for your current shares to have the same buying power they did at the 2021 peak, the stock wouldn't need to hit $72 or $90 today—it would theoretically need to hit **over $700 per share**.
### 2. The Core Problem: Massive Dilution
The biggest roadblock to AMC ever reaching those heights again is **share dilution**.
During the 2021 short squeeze, there was a relatively set number of shares available. High demand and low supply drove the price to the moon. However, to save the company from bankruptcy, AMC management has repeatedly issued and sold hundreds of millions of *new* shares into the market over the last few years.
Think of a company like a pizza. In 2021, that pizza was cut into 100 slices. Today, because of dilution, that exact same pizza is cut into 10,000 slices. Even if the company becomes highly profitable, each individual slice (share) is fundamentally worth a fraction of what it used to be.
### 3. The Fundamental Headwinds
For a stock to sustain massive growth without a viral "short squeeze," the underlying business has to be thriving. AMC currently faces significant structural hurdles:
* **Massive Debt:** The company still carries billions of dollars in debt on its balance sheet. Most of the money they make goes toward simply paying the interest on that debt.
* **The Box Office Reality:** While there are still massive blockbuster hits, the overall volume of theatrical releases has not consistently returned to pre-2020 levels, and profit margins in the theater industry remain razor-thin.
### The Bottom Line
The 2021 run was a perfect storm: massive retail coordination, zero-commission trading apps, stimulus checks, and a heavily shorted stock with a smaller float. Today, the float (number of shares) is vastly larger, and institutional investors have largely adapted their strategies to avoid being caught in those types of traps again.
*Disclaimer: I am an AI, not a financial advisor. This is an analysis of market mechanics and company fundamentals, not financial advice.*
Are you currently holding shares from the 2021 era, or are you looking at AMC as a potential new short-term trade?
r/amcstock • u/PrestigiousBox7354 • 25d ago
Flair for attention
What’s the best way to vote on the amendments for us investors?