Avoid buy Options today Options data as of yesterday shows the MM will need to buy AMC shares to hedge the larger Put Options. iF we don't buy Calls. It is going after Put premiums on Friday. Yesterday, May 16. Calls ITM 11,080. Puts 99,142. Ouch for shorts then. Bullish #AMC
Reverse repo 1.9 trillion daily FTD's on $AMC 1,481,570,000 Do you get it yet? Reverse Repo is the daily collateralized loan the federal government gives to short retail. We buy HODL has just broken the entire system.
Today’s pump in the indexes is possibly due to the following, Bloomberg reports “ retail sales grew at a solid pace in April, reflecting broad-based gains and suggesting demand for merchandise remains resilient despite rampant inflation.”
💥 Nice to hear the U.S. Pension Fund bought a large amount of AMC shares, but we can’t help but question where all these shares are coming from? Last week, on Thursday & Friday, 150M & 110M AMC shares respectively were shorted, as per Ortex. That’s 30% & 20% of AMY’s float. 🚫 We know ETFs have ~ 100,000 max share’s they lend out. So, it has to be big institutions, and that would require them to own way above 30% of the share float (as not all are lending out). When does 1+1 equal 3, our CEO has said numerous times, ‘retail’ own’s 90-95% of the float less ETF’s. Yet, 30% is clearly available to short. And, where do these continuous institutional ownership’s factor into AA’s float count? So, will just HODL until 1+1 is figured out, or someone finally has a worthy explanation that rules out the obvious, synthetics. Bullish #AMC
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$AMC buys 6.8% of $NCMI, National CineMedia Inc "the largest cinema advertising network in the U.S" 🚀
💥 AMC has a large amount of FTD’s due today. T+2, this $1M should indicate a nice green day on Wednesday. Actually, 4 Consecutive large FTDs coming before 6/2. Waiting for the data to be posted for late April, but there is definitely a correlation between FTD and price surges. Last June, Sep & Mar this year 🚀 Bullish #AMC
Fascinating that today AMC and GME are running inverse from each other? And yet, the same people apparently “pumping” the options chain for AMC, must be the same pumping GME. Strange. No coincidence, they each have 2 weeks of large interest, followed with 3 weeks of very little options interest. Different companies, same people shorting it, lol.🤷🏼♂️ Bullish #AMC #GME
$AMC stayed green now 45 minutes were in record setting territory would really like to see $13.15 before the sell off to $11.80 and finish the day at $12.10
It's so sad bro, these hedge funds, especially citadel brought the entire market down just to dissolve their illegal exposure to AMC and GME. At 1PM EST, $AMC had the most volume out of any securities on the market, sadly they pushed the price down along with GME. I swear to the lord, Kenny is the type of person you resort to other means of justice. Just keep buying APE's, stay strong.
💥 Will AMC go below $10? The question is do they even want this considering the risk posed from DTCC B16845-22 hair-cut margin requirements? This new measure has already required shorts to find an additional 25% in asset collateral. BUT, if AMC goes below $10, it increases to 30%. SHOULD AMC go below $7.50 that increases to 50%. At $5, the FULL 100% collateral. (Hair cuts have even reduced top grade asset collateral by 25% & all these other percentages apply to each SP value currently held as asset collateral. Extremely significant!
Add that major indexes are down 20% which by historical standards is now considered margin call zone, the unprecedented over-leverage in the market, and the S&P trading now as volatile as Bitcoin….which side does a lower SP benefit now, the MM or retail? Bullish #AMC
The movie’s are doing really well in 2022, despite the fact there was little on offer in Jan & Feb, but The Batman 🦇 did really well in March/April. The historic Domestic Yearly Box Office is a good indicator, so far this year 173 movies have been released & the total gross box office was $2.04 B. 💥 This is already close to half of the total gross box office in 2021 & it’s only the beginning of May. And tons of blockbusters are lined up almost back to back for the rest of the year. (In 2021, 437 releases, at $4.4B). So, even in these quieter months, there is increased attendance. Movie production houses will now ramp up future movie releases, which halved in 2020/2021 because of pandemic restrictions & concerns. But, even during this time, those that debuted in theatres made money & those that chose direct to streaming lost. (Netflix has these cost issues & going forward may release more exclusively to theatres).
So, going into earnings for the quietest quarter, Adam Aron’s statement at the last earnings call makes more sense, he said , “It’s hoped you don’t hold our feet to the fire too much for Q1. But boy, you’re going to like Q2 through Q3 and Q4. We’re expecting 2022 is a very good year for our company.” 🎯
This weeks #AMC prediction: • Blackrock sells shares to HFS daily • Citadel diverts all buy orders off exchange to suppress price • Barcodes before mid week bump to lure options traders • Shorted below max pain for OTM premium • Gensler says fair market!
$AMC 63% Short Vol $GME 69% Short Vol Lol if I didn't sell at $70, I'm not selling now. Yawn. just another Meme stock shake out in progress, again Shake Shake
🎯 $AMC Top 10 Most Anticipated 2022 Movies 🎥 1. Black Panther Wakanda Forever 2. SpiderMan Across the Universe 3. The Batman 4. Thor: Love and Thunder 5. Jurassic World Dominion 6. Dr. Strange in the Metaverse 7. Avatar 2 8. Aqua man & the Lost Kingdom 9. Top Gun 10. Mission Impossible 7 Do you agree with the list order?
The Movies are doing very well, at the beginning of May the Box Office gross is close to that of the end of June & only blockbuster The Batman 🦇 has been released. Jan & Feb were nondescript months.
iF we don't buy Calls. It is going after Put premiums on Friday.
Yesterday, May 16. Calls ITM 11,080. Puts 99,142.
Ouch for shorts then.
Bullish #AMC
Bullish #AMC 🚀
Last week, on Thursday & Friday, 150M & 110M AMC shares respectively were shorted, as per Ortex.
That’s 30% & 20% of AMY’s float. 🚫
We know ETFs have ~ 100,000 max share’s they lend out. So, it has to be big institutions, and that would require them to own way above 30% of the share float (as not all are lending out).
When does 1+1 equal 3, our CEO has said numerous times, ‘retail’ own’s 90-95% of the float less ETF’s. Yet, 30% is clearly available to short.
And, where do these continuous institutional ownership’s factor into AA’s float count?
So, will just HODL until 1+1 is figured out, or someone finally has a worthy explanation that rules out the obvious, synthetics.
Bullish #AMC
Actually, 4 Consecutive large FTDs coming before 6/2. Waiting for the data to be posted for late April, but there is definitely a correlation between FTD and price surges. Last June, Sep & Mar this year 🚀
Bullish #AMC
And yet, the same people apparently “pumping” the options chain for AMC, must be the same pumping GME.
Strange. No coincidence, they each have 2 weeks of large interest, followed with 3 weeks of very little options interest. Different companies, same people shorting it, lol.🤷🏼♂️
Bullish #AMC #GME
The question is do they even want this considering the risk posed from DTCC B16845-22 hair-cut margin requirements?
This new measure has already required shorts to find an additional 25% in asset collateral.
BUT, if AMC goes below $10, it increases to 30%. SHOULD AMC go below $7.50 that increases to 50%. At $5, the FULL 100% collateral.
(Hair cuts have even reduced top grade asset collateral by 25% & all these other percentages apply to each SP value currently held as asset collateral. Extremely significant!
Add that major indexes are down 20% which by historical standards is now considered margin call zone, the unprecedented over-leverage in the market, and the S&P trading now as volatile as Bitcoin….which side does a lower SP benefit now, the MM or retail?
Bullish #AMC
The historic Domestic Yearly Box Office is a good indicator, so far this year 173 movies have been released & the total gross box office was $2.04 B.
💥 This is already close to half of the total gross box office in 2021 & it’s only the beginning of May. And tons of blockbusters are lined up almost back to back for the rest of the year. (In 2021, 437 releases, at $4.4B).
So, even in these quieter months, there is increased attendance. Movie production houses will now ramp up future movie releases, which halved in 2020/2021 because of pandemic restrictions & concerns. But, even during this time, those that debuted in theatres made money & those that chose direct to streaming lost. (Netflix has these cost issues & going forward may release more exclusively to theatres).
So, going into earnings for the quietest quarter, Adam Aron’s statement at the last earnings call makes more sense, he said , “It’s hoped you don’t hold our feet to the fire too much for Q1. But boy, you’re going to like Q2 through Q3 and Q4. We’re expecting 2022 is a very good year for our company.” 🎯
Bullish #AMC
• Blackrock sells shares to HFS daily
• Citadel diverts all buy orders off exchange to suppress price
• Barcodes before mid week bump to lure options traders
• Shorted below max pain for OTM premium
• Gensler says fair market!
$GME 69% Short Vol
Lol if I didn't sell at $70, I'm not selling now.
Yawn. just another Meme stock shake out in progress, again
Shake Shake
1. Black Panther Wakanda Forever
2. SpiderMan Across the Universe
3. The Batman
4. Thor: Love and Thunder
5. Jurassic World Dominion
6. Dr. Strange in the Metaverse
7. Avatar 2
8. Aqua man & the Lost Kingdom
9. Top Gun
10. Mission Impossible 7
Do you agree with the list order?
The Movies are doing very well, at the beginning of May the Box Office gross is close to that of the end of June & only blockbuster The Batman 🦇 has been released. Jan & Feb were nondescript months.