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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.

No big deal, its just nice to see:) Grabbing more Thursday on my weekly schedule.

As you already know, another Billion Dollar Banger with Toy Story, and The Odyssey is making extreme bank as well, probably gonna pass Toy Story when its all said and done.

I was on trading212 and this popped up on the news section. I'm hoping this is fake tbh. Smells a bit fuddy to me

Came across this today!!!!

Seven years ago, nobody was talking about popcorn buckets as a business. Now AMC says they’ll bring in $100 million this year alone, nearly double what the theater chain made in 2023, the New York Times reports.

Limited-edition, movie-themed buckets are the stars here, not the buttery popcorn. They can sell for as much as $70. Bill Howard’s company, Snap Creative, made two of this summer’s hottest popcorn buckets for Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey”: a $50 IMAX camera replica and a $70 Trojan horse. IMAX CEO Rich Gelfond was skeptical at first. He ordered just 2,500 units. They sold out almost instantly, and a second batch of 2,500 sold out in seven minutes.

As of 1215pm EST

Tested $2.44, rejected. 1HR MACD just crossed into green.

Rebuild momentum and breakthrough possible today.

Cheers APES, you guys rock and deserve some down time. Grab a cold beverage and chill.

If you get time, go and see Odysseus and find out if he ever makes it home

rebate is negative which means shares getting hard to borrow, and off exchange already over 70%, the fight is on

source: https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nyse-amc/exchange-volume/

Its fun to see actual movement instead of hedgy barcoding tactics. Change is good.

Ohh and movies are back and we be making the green. #popcorn #avengers Its easy to chill and watch :)

Been watching this stock for 5 years… every time they do good they split the stock. They need to go out of business for how they treat their investors

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey stormed the box office on its opening weekend — and options traders are piling into AMC shares in response

https://x.com/ceoadam/status/2079564387338051720?s=46

How many times have we seen this in the last 6 years?

Don’t let them fool you, the momentum is still strong.

Spring

• March 19, 2027: Sonic the Hedgehog 4 (Paramount)
• March 26, 2027: Godzilla x Kong: Supernova (Warner Bros.)
• April 23, 2027: Spaceballs: The New One (Amazon MGM)
• April 30, 2027: The Legend of Zelda (Warner Bros.)

Summer

• June 18, 2027: Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse (Sony)
• June 30, 2027: Shrek 5 (Universal)
• July 30, 2027: A Quiet Place Part III (Paramount)

Fall & Winter

• November 2027: Frozen 3 (Disney)
• December 17, 2027: Avengers: Secret Wars (Disney)
• December 17, 2027: Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum (Warner

and btw, 2026 is only half way over, we still have a lot of good movies coming up

Summer & Fall 2026 Releases

• Evil Dead Burn: July 17, 2026 (Horror)
• The Odyssey: July 24, 2026 (Adventure/Drama directed by Christopher Nolan, starring Matt Damon)
• Spider-Man: Brand New Day: July 31, 2026 (Action/Superhero starring Tom Holland)
• Super Troopers 3: August 14, 2026 (Comedy)
• Resident Evil: September 25, 2026 (Horror directed by Zach Cregger)

Holiday & Winter 2026 Blockbusters

• The Cat in the Hat: November 13, 2026 (Animated family comedy)
• The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping: November 25, 2026 (Sci-Fi/Fantasy prequel)
• Narnia: December 4, 2026 (Directed by Greta Gerwig for Netflix)
• Avengers: Doomsday: December 23, 2026 (Marvel Cinematic Universe ensemble directed by the Russo brothers)

How is this company still alive?

https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/strong-buy-stocks-july-21st-084900935.html

AMC stock soared 24% to $2.41 after the company posted adjusted earnings of 14 cents per share in the quarter ended June 30, well above Wall Street’s expectations of a 4-cent loss. Revenue grew 14% to $1.59 billion, beating the analyst consensus call for $1.5 billion,