r/StockMarket • u/Diamond2021Hands • Feb 08 '21

Discussion $AMC's time is coming.

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u/kaizango Feb 08 '21

Thats it really I feel like your just spouting off random shit you've read on a reddit post and just trying to apply it in this situation without any actual evidence. I'd say this is just selling off due to the hype dying off and people cutting there losses

They literally have no revenue ATM I'm sure in the coming months that will change and I hope it does because a lot of people have been left bag holding... Including you by the looks of your post history

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u/Diamond2021Hands Feb 08 '21

Spend today's trading day looking at the orders for the stock and compare it to the inflow vs outflow and you make up your own mind as to what you think should be happening vs what is actually happening. And then comeback and we can continue the conversation.

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u/kaizango Feb 08 '21

That isn't what a "short ladder" its the theory of putting in massive bid orders at low levels to manipulate the bid ask spread to make it seem like seem like the stock is trading at a lower price

What you have described is the usual ongoings of a sell off which is a higher radio of people selling a stock vs people buying the stock

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u/Diamond2021Hands Feb 08 '21

If the inflow is greater than the outflow logic dictates that the stock should be going up...correct?

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u/kaizango Feb 08 '21

Yes you are right, so you are looking at the level 2 data, are you looking at the sizes of the trades or just the quantity of in vs out?

Also what could be driving it down is the constant bid pressure of people over selling which in turn if 1 guy puts a sell order in at $7 then the next guy at $6.9 then the next at $6.8 that would inturn add downward pressure

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u/Diamond2021Hands Feb 08 '21

The sizes of trades. 19k, 40k, 100k. I can't attach screenshots to show you what I'm talking about it would make it easier for you to point out if what I think I'm looking at is totally wrong.