>the biggest psyop campaign in the financial sector to ever succeed You have been warned. AMC is being used to offset the massive short positions that certain market makers have on their net short positions within a retail total return swap basket (currently the most notable short are GME & BBBY).
>This is apart of a decades-long attempt to "naked short" multiple retail companies to bankruptcy, that has (until recently) been a resounding success. >The organizations involved infiltrate retail companies, gain insider information, directly work to sabotage the company by directly mismanaging it, and deliberately steer companies into the ground. >Their financial counterparty opens huge short positions and artificially manipulates their stock downward by printing fake shares and dumping them on the market. >They additionally used the Total Return Swaps market to get around traditional reporting requirements, thereby getting unheard of leverage over companies of similar "types" (in this case, retail companies). >Companies like Toys R Us, Circuit City, Sears, and many others have fallen victim to these tactics. >When the companies go bankrupt, they are able to make MASSIVE AMOUNTS OF MONEY, essentially out of thin air, because they NEVER HAVE TO CLOSE THEIR SHORT POSITIONS. >They became extremely overconfident with their tactic, and when JPOW opened up the money printer they printed themselves into a corner, overleveraged themselves, and naked shorted certain stocks until they were net short the total share supply multiple times over (estimates are around 5x the total supply of GameStop is CURRENTLY short).
When the meme stock saga started, they realized just how short they are. Most of those involved had no idea how short they truly were, and the squeeze in January 2021 made them realize just how fucked they were.
>So they tried to get control of the companies from the inside, to assure that they wouldn't be destroyed. >But a separate party got involved and made sure that certain companies wouldn't fall prey to the shorts. >They successfully gained control of almost all of the companies in the swap, but two of them are under control of this separate party. >Those two companies are GameStop, and Bed Bath and Beyond. >Both of these companies were shorted massively, because the short parties involved were certain they would eventually go bankrupt. >They neglected to take into account many fundamental factors, such as balance sheet and debt (notably, high balance sheets and very low debt) preventing these two companies from going bankrupt.
So, they had to somehow attempt to survive this long enough to get net long on one of the companies. It was clear that this "swap basket" of retail companies was going to squeeze after January 2021, but they can offset some of their losses by riding the squeeze up on the companies they're net long.
>Enter AMC. >AMC was the perfect company to takeover for the shorts. >It has a similar community to that of GameStop, completely organic and ravenous. >They rewarded the CEO of AMC with $40m of stock sells in order to gain controlling share of the company. barrons.com/articles/amc-ceo-adam-aron-stock-sales-51642064845 >Through this and other means, the shorts are now net long on AMC and prepared for the basket of swaps to squeeze.
Their time is running out on the swap basket retail stocks. They suppress every runup of meme stocks within the basket by taking out larger short positions, but this is a fools errand. They will continue to increase the damage done to themselves until they reach their maximum risk tolerance, and then they will allow the stocks to run. All stocks within the basket will squeeze, hundreds of times their value in some cases. Billionaires will be made, this is no joke. Short positions hold infinite risk, especially they shorts these jokers have so much of.
>At the end of it all, the short parties will dump the stocks they are net long on. You have all been warned.
90% of the AMC float is still owned by retail investors though. And i will continue to buy both GME and AMC because i like both companies and i have been coming out on top holding both. Seethe faggot
Jack Hernandez
Reddit go back
Lincoln White
Checked. So what's my sell order limit on AMC? 10,000? What do you think we are going to here
James Cruz
Not reading all that shit.
Charles Jones
AMC has sold billions of dollars of stock. The stock has performed like liquid Indian shit. AMC has no squeeze, it’s not possible to squeeze when shares are being issued. AMC bonds went from 40 cents to par because you faggots bailed out bond holders. Short sellers hedge short exposure by purchasing bonds. You faggot losers literally bailed out AMC shorts by pushing their bonds to par. You are a loser and should not give people financial advice
William Morris
and did you notice that "GameStop" reversed is "WAGMI"
