cmk10 said:
ChiefKiefton said:
Dad said:
I just came here to brag. I sold several AMC shares early this morning and bought Clov. Turns out I was a bag holder on a pump and dump and I lost something like 15k in a few hours before I jumped ship.
I was so pissed that I decided to stay out of the market with the cash from selling Clov for the rest of the day. Not sure if I should put it back into AMC or not. I feel like if I do it will go down to $15 a share and if I don't it will go to the moon.
I am sorry to hear that. A lot of people got burned by their tricks yesterday. Just buy AMC and hold. Patience is key right now. We will win and I truly believe this thing goes to 1k at least. Just bought more shares this morning myself.
what timeframe are you thinking the next major run up happens?
It is impossible to tell in my opinion. The hedgies are magically getting millions of shares to short everyday. I guess the question is how long can they keep it up? Retail owns at least 95%of the shares so it has to go crazy at some point. Copying the below from reddit.
"Do you guys realize the position we are in right now?
Let me sum it up: There are only supposed to be 450million shares available of AMC stock to trade on the market. The Hedgies created (to our best data based guess, which will be answered when the vote recount happens) approximately 2.5 BILLION shares, all of which they have shorted. That is the conservative end of the possible range of synthetics they created. They are legally obligated to buy back ALL of those shares to cover their short position. Apes own 90-95% of the 450 million shares.
What mean? They have to buy back ALL 450 million real shares 5x to cover their position. We are at a point where paper hands literally can't effect the squeeze. If every single ape sold right now,, they would still need to buy the entire pool of 450 million shares 4x over. This is why A.A's 500million share fake out was so huge. It made Hedgies confident enough to overleverage their short position to BILLIONS of shares. It is 100% mathematically guaranteed to happen when they get margin called. They wouldn't still be shorting if that weren't the case. It is their last play, to stall for time. If they could have afforded to take the hit of covering shorts after they dropped it in January, then they would have. The fact they didn't should tell you that no matter what, covering will bankrupt them and many other hedge funds. This is the first and only time this has or will ever happen in the market. A historic event. For the first time ever, the average person has access to real time market data and the ability to form communities of millions of people across the world to discuss analytics that were once only viewable by those working in wall st. Over leveraging short positions with synthetics to this degree used to be a nearly 100% sure profit for these hedgies because the sheer qty of their moves would effect the price negatively. The only thing that could cause them to lose, the vent hole in their deathstar, was if millions of individuals caught on to their strategy, knew that they couldn't cover, and bought up the lions share of the float and refused to sell regardless of massive price drops.
What do you know, turns out we did exactly that
The ONLY reason we should be telling people not to paper-hand now is out of compassion and not greed. If you HODL you will be on the receiving end of the greatest wealth transfer in history. If you sell now, you will live through the next decade of hyperinflation even poorer than you are now.
So yes Hold and tell others to Hold. However, if you are worried about paper handed dingus's selling at $100 $1k $10k etc, just know that it literally can't drop us enough to end the squeeze now.
Every share of AMC right now is a lotto ticket with a 99.99% chance of winning. Just go about you life with the stress relief of knowing you hold those winning tickets. Its GG EZ NO RE at this point."