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21 minutes ago, Dinarrock said:

Okay I couldn’t resist either I just bought another 312 shares at $27 also!! Let’s go Apes!!!

It is definitely contagious!!! Ha! I've been nibbling for months. I can't help it. I need my AMC fix! 

Great job Ape!

Apes buy the dips and the rips! We don't care. We eat red and green crayons!!!

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17 minutes ago, keylime said:

This is the kind of shenanigans we have been up against today. This article was released BEFORE the dip, when we were up big. Pre Market no less.

How did they know?

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The rats are on a sinking ship and are trying anything and everything to keep it afloat. The problem is that the rats don't have anything to patch the holes with because the APES have all the tools and repair parts. I don't think a truck load of Flexseal could even save them now.

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6 minutes ago, eunola said:

The rats are on a sinking ship and are trying anything and everything to keep it afloat. The problem is that the rats don't have anything to patch the holes with because the APES have all the tools and repair parts. I don't think a truck load of Flexseal could even save them now.

And rats don't patch holes, they just make them. Glug glug glug! Down with the ship!

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I know some of you just got in this but we are up 100% this week and they haven't covered 1 share. They just keep borrowing to delay the obvious. But there will be a "Wreck"oning! 

Apes own the float two or three times over!

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3 minutes ago, bkeiller said:

This is a wonderful distraction as I wait for the weed stocks to take off on new legislation, but my ape brain is telling me this (#AMC) could be the main event.

💎🖐️🐵🌎🚀🧍🤸🧍🤸🧍

Good smooth Ape brain! 😂

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1 hour ago, keylime said:

This is the kind of shenanigans we have been up against today. This article was released BEFORE the dip, when we were up big. Pre Market no less.

How did they know?

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This kind of crap just fries my blood. I don't know about everyone else but these attacks that we're making against the manipulators is now a MISSION for me. From Silver to Gold and any shorted stock, I say let's bankrupt the whole dam system. 

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15 minutes ago, ladyGrace'sDaddy said:

This kind of crap just fries my blood. I don't know about everyone else but these attacks that we're making against the manipulators is now a MISSION for me. From Silver to Gold and any shorted stock, I say let's bankrupt the whole dam system. 

That's exactly what is going to happen. The crooks and their media shills are all going out of business by the time this is over.

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29 minutes ago, keylime said:

That's exactly what is going to happen. The crooks and their media shills are all going out of business by the time this is over.

so what keeps the people that will owe us money from going bankrupt and leave us holding an empty bag? sorry if that is a stupid question

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2 hours ago, 3KINGS said:

so what keeps the people that will owe us money from going bankrupt and leave us holding an empty bag? sorry if that is a stupid question

Not a stupid question. The hedgefunds have an insurance fund of 63 trillion dollars. If that runs out, the US Treasury takes over. 

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On 5/26/2021 at 8:46 AM, ladyGrace'sDaddy said:

Okay, so I wasn't going to admit this but I bought a bunch yesterday at the open for $13.77 a share. This morning's futures show it to be $18.47. Amazing!! 

I actually was a little concerned that the Reddit Boys couldn't do it again, but guess I'm a believer now. 

Been a Silver Back Ape for more than a year now. 

I’m right there with ya as a silverback. 
Thank goodness we are far enough apart to not have to tangle with each other.  😬

 

However if this goes as hoped we may have to tango. 😆

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Okay,

 

I know this is going to sound like a stupid question but please bear with me.

 

I have never bought a single stock in my entire life, so this is all new to me. I was told about AMC a while ago and and now poised to make the purchase Tuesday. 

My question is what would be the minimum amount of shares to buy, currently, so that when it 'hits' I could be in the 6 figures? 

 

Thanks for your patience and advice! 

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34 minutes ago, climber7 said:

Okay,

 

I know this is going to sound like a stupid question but please bear with me.

 

I have never bought a single stock in my entire life, so this is all new to me. I was told about AMC a while ago and and now poised to make the purchase Tuesday. 

My question is what would be the minimum amount of shares to buy, currently, so that when it 'hits' I could be in the 6 figures? 

 

Thanks for your patience and advice! 

Now that’s a tough question really since no one has the magic crystal ball telling us what the stock will go up to when it does the squeeze! However personally I would buy atleast 100 shares! I personally bought another 312 shares towards the close today at $27 but that rounded me out to a nice even 6500 shares total and that is more than enough but I am greedy like that since I don’t want 6 figures I want 8 or 9 figures..lol.. but it’s easy math 100 shares and the stock goes to 1000 then your at $100,000 but again this is life changing money and most likely the Only opportunity you will ever have like this period! So if you buy a 1000 shares instead of a 100 then you only need the stock to go to $100 to make the same $100,000 but if it hits a $1,000 then you are at a cool one million dollars but keep in mind you will also have to pay short term capital gains taxes on it I think which will take your one million down to only 600K!! All really depends on what you are satisfied with and where you think the stock will squeeze up to, if it does go to 10k per share or 100k per share then obviously you would need less shares but again for a once in a lifetime opportunity like this I would buy as many shares as you can afford just to be safe! I fully expect to retire from this investment that’s why I have bought enough shares to make sure of it along with helping people in need afterwards!!! But again it’s really your call but only invest what you are willing to lose in the end is my philosophy in case something goes wrong. Okay my disclaimer this is not financial advise for that seek professional help! Lol..I have been waiting to retire on this ridiculous dinar investment that I have been in for 16 years but it’s still dragging along! I am truly hoping AMC shoots to the moon and I can forget about this dinar until someone tells me one day hey it finally revalued...lol

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9 hours ago, climber7 said:

Okay,

 

I know this is going to sound like a stupid question but please bear with me.

 

I have never bought a single stock in my entire life, so this is all new to me. I was told about AMC a while ago and and now poised to make the purchase Tuesday. 

My question is what would be the minimum amount of shares to buy, currently, so that when it 'hits' I could be in the 6 figures? 

 

Thanks for your patience and advice! 

 

This is a very niche investment and would be an unusual introduction to the stock market. I have been investing for years and this is beyond my technical understanding, but conceptually hedge funds are exploiting their ability to speculate on future stock prices on more shares than actually exist, basically destroying companies along the way and ripping off investors by distorting prices.

 

Recently, I have found some of the younger traders inspirational as they share their technical insights for free. There are some interesting videos on YouTube that get deep into this and I am not claiming to fully understand their analyses, but I get the gist.

 

I would recommend watching some of these as there are some moderate insights alongside the wishful thinking, as folks are not really sure how many oversold shares (naked shorted shares) are out there. Take a look at this channel: 

 

 

Do your due diligence as the price will peak at some point over the next few weeks.

 

The strategy I have evolved over years of investing is what I call 'staircasing': every time a share price goes up and I am in the money, I cash a little out, maybe one, two, or three percent. (Look up dollar cost averaging, which is a phrase often associated with buying incrementally over years to flatten out the peaks and troughs of the share cost over time). When share prices bloat, I may go to ten percent increments when cashing out, so I have liquidity (cash) to buy more in the inevitable dip.  If I am going to let it ride, I make sure I have my initial investment back, then the rest is cake which doesn't mean it is stress free. It can be a test of your mettle not to sell when the price is going up. That is the best stress to have!

 

I developed this strategy after getting burned many times marvelling at the trajectory of some penny stocks hitting a trend and shooting up thousands of percent, not cashing out, and watching it going back to pennies and I am left with nothing (companies lie, they go bankrupt, they are devoured by hedge funds).

 

My strategy continues to improve. This year I had two stocks that were incredible. One was a penny stock (called pink sheets, #AMC is not a pink sheet), I actually bought at a penny that went to 14 cents. Doesn't sound like much, but I had two million I built up over years. In theory, if I sold at the top I would have $280,000. Seriously! That stock is now 4 cents. My staircasing technique, selling incrementally on the way up and down helped me clock up $140,000, which I could never save over my lifetime as I don't get paid that much.

 

Now, with #AMC, you are getting into a company on the rebound from the pandemic, but it has also become a political/class battle, and a battle of the 'apes.'

 

The hedge funders intentionally destroy everything in their path and have no moral bearings on there way to make money. They are run by some of the most cunning, well equipped, well funded (billions), well educated traders out there, but they are deplorable individuals and companies setting out to destroy those companies value to the world.

 

Then you have the other 99% of investors who want to make a buck, but won't destroy people or things to do that, at least not intentionally. So, you are going to get a lot of disinformation on both sides in this 'class war' as one side, hedge funds have mainstream media access and can instill economic terrorism in many ways on behalf of themselves and most of the 1% they serve (over generalization for dramatic purposes [see, I can be manipulative, too!]). And, then you have the other apes (the 99% who want to make money in a fairer world that doesn't get to make up and deal non existing stocks). So, we enter the approaching Ape Battle!

 

Now, to AMC. I believe the younger technical analysts and this stock will roar as this is the mother of all shorts (MOASS), over the next 3-4 weeks and possibly longer. Depending on the tenacity of 'us'  Apes(99%ers), the more and longer we hold our AMC stock and do not sell, that will push the stock price higher, as the hedge funds will have to settle their accounts and actually buy the shares they have been speculating on. The hedge funds and some Apes use a type of investing called 'options trading.' You can look this stuff up on investopedia for concise descriptions. You could also join a not for profit investing group, if this gets interesting. I am passively in the American Association of Individual Investors who aim to educate us little guys. I am not option trading. Maybe, some other members here can talk to you about that, but i feel it is not for beginners or certain types of investors.

 

At the end of the day, everything is about timing. Have I recommended shares to people, absolutely. Have some of those folks bought ony advice, got burned, sold and blamed me, instead of holding longer, yes! For example, I had a beaut of a stock which I have been tracking for over ten years that has not produced a single product yet (WNDW). I bought it at around a $1 average. This year it went up to $30 and is at $10 currently and still has not produced a thing for sale, but has explosive potential. And, yes, I made six figures staircasing that one, too. Then, I spread that money around into less riskier companies (mostly weed companies, which many people think are still risky).

 

So, #AMC. I have 215 stocks and I am in this for the ride and my advice to you is:

 

Invest what you can afford to lose without going hungry or breaking your bank.

 

Think about cashing out a little incrementally on the way up, so you don't lose your original investment as this might go down fast when some Apes start cashing out. That going to be the hard part, because none knows how high this will go.

 

You will also hear a lot about diamond hands (💎 🧤) online. That is a reference to the balls it takes to hold a stock through the up and down cycles. These diamond hands take time to harden and to make money. So, know your limits, set some basic goals (i.e., be strategic) don't get too greedy, or you just ain't going to get rich.

 

Then, if you buy in, ride this MFkin rollercoaster!

 

😍🐵💎🧤🧍🤸🧍🤸🧍🚀🌎

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11 hours ago, climber7 said:

Okay,

 

I know this is going to sound like a stupid question but please bear with me.

 

I have never bought a single stock in my entire life, so this is all new to me. I was told about AMC a while ago and and now poised to make the purchase Tuesday. 

My question is what would be the minimum amount of shares to buy, currently, so that when it 'hits' I could be in the 6 figures? 

 

Thanks for your patience and advice! 

No worries. There truly is no telling how high this can go because it has never happened before like it is. However, the way the Ape community is pulling and holding together all over the world 100,000 and higher is more than probable for a single share. It sounds crazy but this is a crazy situation where everything is lining up to be the greatest transfer of wealth the world has ever seen, and it started with covid. 

Our government gave billions of dollars to these hedgefunds to strengthen our economy, infuse it with cash by propping up companies to help keep them afloat during the year long crisis and these criminals took that tax payer money and began shorting these companies like AMC, GME, Nokia and others to bankrupt them and put billions back in their own pockets, this killing these brick and mortar businesses and costing the livilehoods of hundreds of thousands of people. But a couple extremely savvy retail investors noticed and started a movement to stop it. 

Fast forward and here we are today on the precipice of millions of people about to make life changing generational wealth because the hedgefunds have lost their collective souls and are still bent on winning. But they now know it's too late so they are and have been doing everything legal, loophole wise, and illegal to soften the blow by doubling and tripling down on their losses hoping they can trick us, the Apes, the dumb smooth brained little folks they don't believe should be playing in their school yard, and for decades have used and abused the stock market, ie: 2008, ToysR Us, etc.

But now this has come back to bite them and their bought and paid for media darlings, like Motley Fool, and other TV shills who keep telling everyone this is a dead bankrupt company and should only be a penny a share. They never in their wildest dreams expected that millions of people, mostly ones who have never invested in the stock market to get on board and do what just isn't done. HOLD their stock. Buy and Hold, no matter what they do. That's not the way they play their rigged game. They manipulate the stock price and feed on retail investors emotions getting them to buy and sell according to how they manipulate it. BUT APES ONLY BUY AND HOLD!

That blew up there whole playground. And they have been trying to shake us out everyday for 6 months or more. So this Mother of all short squeezes has been building up for a long time and like a live volcano getting ready to explode, lifting us small nobody retail investors to heights we've never known and burying the crooked hedgefunds and their cohorts under the ashes of this MOASS. Nature always finds a balance, and this is that return to an equal playing field as the SEC has stepped in, finally, and passed new regulations to make sure this never happens again. However, they have to ride this tsunami out to it's glorious conclusion first.

So that's the long of it. 

The short of it, pun intended, Ha! is if you buy 1 share, yes, if you hold through this event, which will take several days if not weeks once it starts, meaning the Hedgies start buying the shares they shorted and came in the money on, meaning they bet the stock would be a certain price by a certain date and the price ended higher than they bet on that date they lost and have to buy all those shares, or cover them, then that 1 single share can go to six figures ....or more. 

But the Ape community, which truly has become the 800 pound gorilla 🦍 in the room, is the single largest Hedgefund in the world holding just a few stocks, like AMC and GME, and we are NOT SELLING til we see our price. They have collectively encouraged each other that now, 500,000 is the floor and the ceiling is not known.

Apes own the float by at least 2 or 3 times if not more and they need our shares or they will be Margin Called and liquidated. They will be the bankrupted ones. 

Karma is....

So hop on board this AMC Rocket 🚀 to the MOON and Beyond but buckle in, listen to the You tubers I've put up here, join Reddit sub r/amcstock and join the Gorillionaires party.

We are Stronger Together!

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11 hours ago, Dinarrock said:

Now that’s a tough question really since no one has the magic crystal ball telling us what the stock will go up to when it does the squeeze! However personally I would buy atleast 100 shares! I personally bought another 312 shares towards the close today at $27 but that rounded me out to a nice even 6500 shares total and that is more than enough but I am greedy like that since I don’t want 6 figures I want 8 or 9 figures..lol.. but it’s easy math 100 shares and the stock goes to 1000 then your at $100,000 but again this is life changing money and most likely the Only opportunity you will ever have like this period! So if you buy a 1000 shares instead of a 100 then you only need the stock to go to $100 to make the same $100,000 but if it hits a $1,000 then you are at a cool one million dollars but keep in mind you will also have to pay short term capital gains taxes on it I think which will take your one million down to only 600K!! All really depends on what you are satisfied with and where you think the stock will squeeze up to, if it does go to 10k per share or 100k per share then obviously you would need less shares but again for a once in a lifetime opportunity like this I would buy as many shares as you can afford just to be safe! I fully expect to retire from this investment that’s why I have bought enough shares to make sure of it along with helping people in need afterwards!!! But again it’s really your call but only invest what you are willing to lose in the end is my philosophy in case something goes wrong. Okay my disclaimer this is not financial advise for that seek professional help! Lol..I have been waiting to retire on this ridiculous dinar investment that I have been in for 16 years but it’s still dragging along! I am truly hoping AMC shoots to the moon and I can forget about this dinar until someone tells me one day hey it finally revalued...lol

Well said! I'm all in with you on this. Then the dinar will be gravy. 

To the MOON!!!

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1 hour ago, bkeiller said:

 

This is a very niche investment and would be an unusual introduction to the stock market. I have been investing for years and this is beyond my technical understanding, but conceptually hedge funds are exploiting their ability to speculate on future stock prices on more shares than actually exist, basically destroying companies along the way and ripping off investors by distorting prices.

 

Recently, I have found some of the younger traders inspirational as they share their technical insights for free. There are some interesting videos on YouTube that get deep into this and I am not claiming to fully understand their analyses, but I get the gist.

 

I would recommend watching some of these as there are some moderate insights alongside the wishful thinking, as folks are not really sure how many oversold shares (naked shorted shares) are out there. Take a look at this channel: 

 

 

Do your due diligence as the price will peak at some point over the next few weeks.

 

The strategy I have evolved over years of investing is what I call 'staircasing': every time a share price goes up and I am in the money, I cash a little out, maybe one, two, or three percent. (Look up dollar cost averaging, which is a phrase often associated with buying incrementally over years to flatten out the peaks and troughs of the share cost over time). When share prices bloat, I may go to ten percent increments when cashing out, so I have liquidity (cash) to buy more in the inevitable dip.  If I am going to let it ride, I make sure I have my initial investment back, then the rest is cake which doesn't mean it is stress free. It can be a test of your mettle not to sell when the price is going up. That is the best stress to have!

 

I developed this strategy after getting burned many times marvelling at the trajectory of some penny stocks hitting a trend and shooting up thousands of percent, not cashing out, and watching it going back to pennies and I am left with nothing (companies lie, they go bankrupt, they are devoured by hedge funds).

 

My strategy continues to improve. This year I had two stocks that were incredible. One was a penny stock (called pink sheets, #AMC is not a pink sheet), I actually bought at a penny that went to 14 cents. Doesn't sound like much, but I had two million I built up over years. In theory, if I sold at the top I would have $280,000. Seriously! That stock is now 4 cents. My staircasing technique, selling incrementally on the way up and down helped me clock up $140,000, which I could never save over my lifetime as I don't get paid that much.

 

Now, with #AMC, you are getting into a company on the rebound from the pandemic, but it has also become a political/class battle, and a battle of the 'apes.'

 

The hedge funders intentionally destroy everything in their path and have no moral bearings on there way to make money. They are run by some of the most cunning, well equipped, well funded (billions), well educated traders out there, but they are deplorable individuals and companies setting out to destroy those companies value to the world.

 

Then you have the other 99% of investors who want to make a buck, but won't destroy people or things to do that, at least not intentionally. So, you are going to get a lot of disinformation on both sides in this 'class war' as one side, hedge funds have mainstream media access and can instill economic terrorism in many ways on behalf of themselves and most of the 1% they serve (over generalization for dramatic purposes [see, I can be manipulative, too!]). And, then you have the other apes (the 99% who want to make money in a fairer world that doesn't get to make up and deal non existing stocks). So, we enter the approaching Ape Battle!

 

Now, to AMC. I believe the younger technical analysts and this stock will roar as this is the mother of all shorts (MOASS), over the next 3-4 weeks and possibly longer. Depending on the tenacity of 'us'  Apes(99%ers), the more and longer we hold our AMC stock and do not sell, that will push the stock price higher, as the hedge funds will have to settle their accounts and actually buy the shares they have been speculating on. The hedge funds and some Apes use a type of investing called 'options trading.' You can look this stuff up on investopedia for concise descriptions. You could also join a not for profit investing group, if this gets interesting. I am passively in the American Association of Individual Investors who aim to educate us little guys. I am not option trading. Maybe, some other members here can talk to you about that, but i feel it is not for beginners or certain types of investors.

 

At the end of the day, everything is about timing. Have I recommended shares to people, absolutely. Have some of those folks bought ony advice, got burned, sold and blamed me, instead of holding longer, yes! For example, I had a beaut of a stock which I have been tracking for over ten years that has not produced a single product yet (WNDW). I bought it at around a $1 average. This year it went up to $30 and is at $10 currently and still has not produced a thing for sale, but has explosive potential. And, yes, I made six figures staircasing that one, too. Then, I spread that money around into less riskier companies (mostly weed companies, which many people think are still risky).

 

So, #AMC. I have 215 stocks and I am in this for the ride and my advice to you is:

 

Invest what you can afford to lose without going hungry or breaking your bank.

 

Think about cashing out a little incrementally on the way up, so you don't lose your original investment as this might go down fast when some Apes start cashing out. That going to be the hard part, because none knows how high this will go.

 

You will also hear a lot about diamond hands (💎 🧤) online. That is a reference to the balls it takes to hold a stock through the up and down cycles. These diamond hands take time to harden and to make money. So, know your limits, set some basic goals (i.e., be strategic) don't get too greedy, or you just ain't going to get rich.

 

Then, if you buy in, ride this MFkin rollercoaster!

 

😍🐵💎🧤🧍🤸🧍🤸🧍🚀🌎

Another great answer! I'd like to add that when it does get going and people sell at 10,000 or 100,000, or 500,000 plus a share, when it drops they will be buying it back thus driving it back through the roof again and again. That's why this could be a week or two or even more because we are not going to abandon AMC stock, we are going to buy it back as a long term investment because We Love The Stock!

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6 hours ago, bagwell said:

I bought some yesterday. Thank you keylime for announcing the opportunity. I am glad I was able to buy some before

Tuesday. Will buy more on the dips going forward.

You are so welcome my fellow Ape! Buy the dips and buy the rips if you can. That's what keeps the train moving. I've bought at 7 and have nibbled all the way through it's historical high because it's going to be astronomically higher anyway. 

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8 hours ago, markb57 said:

if it hit 100k, all you would need is 10 shares to be a millionaire, but you would have taxes. I only got 18 shares and cant really afford anymore. Guess I got to carried away with crypto, which I am rethinking now. Especially SHIB....

You're in and now you'll win! Apes hold for each other. My sister in law has two shares and is already enjoying the ride. I hold for her, you, and the Giants above me, hold for all of us.

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