AMC will run when it’s time. Deals will be made behind closed doors, market makers will fill their pockets, apes will get paid, everyone flips long and the film ends with a happy ending. All planned out. Buying/selling doesn’t move the price. The 1% does. Relax. Go see a movie.

$2.40 takes AMC to $11. Market makers can't have that.

Remember: there is no resistance or support, only crime 🍿🦍🚀💰

Who dumped shares in the morning? Market makers. Who bought the shares at the bottom and is sending it back up? Market makers. When actual price discovery. Fuck you, pay us🥱

Don't care about fundamentals, box office, debt, or balance sheet. I'll keep buying and holding AMC, bc I like movies and popcorn. If I lose money, life will go on. Why you so mad? You can't cause panic selling and are trapped, that's your fault, not mine. Stop naked shorting.

AMC wicked right to $2.45 today at open and then Mr. algo shit himself. This is bc after that it's a straight shot to $3 and 200k calls would run ITM. Last time AMC broke and held $2.40 level, it went to $11 in 2 days. Easy hold. Even easier buy. 🥱☺️🍿🍿🦍💰🚀

10 million shares available to short AMC. Isn't it going bankrupt? Hello, shorts. Why aren't you shorting it lower, I want cheaper shares. Did vanguard and Blackrock recall their shares, before the pre planned run up 😡 🍿🦍

3 day weekend, then Toy Story news breaking records. Oh, then all the parents take the kids to the new live action Moana July 10th? So much revenue and bullish news, what an easy hold. Can't manipulate price (we're not Ken griffin), can manipulate revenue 😊💰🍿🍿🚀

AMC currently has 154k calls ITM, expiring this week. At $2.50 -> 233k calls are ITM. At $3.00 -> 281k calls ITM. If no one is selling and they don't want to short, the market maker (composite man) will have no choice but to hedge creating possible gamma squeeze 😊🚀🦍🍿💰

Apes have the float locked up. There are 9,600,000 million shares available to short. They aren't shorting. AA finally bought back in March. Nothing but bullish news coming out. Chart is a perfect cup and handle on all time frames. Ugh.. yeah.. something is about to happen🦍🍿🚀

Run to all time highs, happened when box office was under $1 billion in revenue. Talk about a recovery ☺️🍿🦍💰🚀

Archive Monday. They admitted, in court documents, that they can move the price and did to whatever they want. You think they can't click 'algo on, activate tendie mountain' with amc at any moment? The rocket is fueling. Summer of the apes. Ooooga ☺️🚀💰🦍🍿

Interesting how the short interest for AMC went from 23-10%, right as AMC hit its Macro bottom in March. Now, there are nearly 10 million shares to short, but no one wants to short AMC? Why? Simple: deals have been made. It's time to go up. Institutions are piling in 😊🍿🦍💰🚀

Grabbed another 300 already today. Great start to my week. I think a unicorn is more real then whatever I bought, but thats not my problem. Yummy synthetic shares for cheap. Institutions are accumulating, so are apes 🍿🦍🚀💰

$10 for a movie ticket? Where else can you get 2 hours of entertainment for $10! $2 a share?? Man... I hold Tesla and Apple long term. I can't buy a car or an iPad weekly. I can certainly go to the movies weekly and buy shares. So easy and cheap to support my investment. 🍿🦍🚀☺️

Doubt it repeats, cause blackrock can set the price using fibs and control the algo. But... AMC ran in 21' on June 2. Market was closed on that Monday. Long weekend. What's coming up this weekend? Early market close on Friday and Toy Story 5. Next week could be fun 😊🦍🍿🚀

-I didn't naked short the float of AMC 8x over. -I didn't try and FAIL to bankrupt a 100 year old American cinema company. -I don't have to cover my short position. -I don't pay anything to hold. -I don't spread FUD to retail investors. -I like AMC. That's all. Why you so mad?

"AMC is going bankrupt" -1950 "AMC is going bankrupt" -1980 "AMC is going bankrupt" -2000 "AMC is going bankrupt" -2020 "AMC is going bankrupt" -2021 "AMC is going bankrupt"-2022 "AMC is going bankrupt"-2026 I'm just an ape, but I think I see a pattern. Stop crying wolf, shorts.

"Don't all companies have debt?" Yes, BUT AMC HAS A LOT! "Didn't it survive the pandemic when theaters were closed?" -I guess "Now you want us to believe its going bankrupt, with a recovering box office" Yes "Didn't you illegally oversell the float?" SELL THE STOCK You mad 🖕🍿

Funny how the conversation keeps changing. First it was whether AMC would survive. Then it was whether theatres had a future. Then it was dilution. Now it's debt. Soon it'll be valuation. Meanwhile, June 2026 is pacing at $1.08B, Q2 2026 is pacing at $3.1B, and 2026 is pacing at $10.05B domestically. The goalposts keep moving, but the box office keeps recovering. At some point, you have to ask whether the thesis is changing because the facts are changing, or because the original prediction never arrived. $AMC Over Noise 🍿⚔️👑

Tonight, we're concessions-maxxxing. Order ahead: bit.ly/4evcVGz