AMC Demands FINRA to Look at Skyrocketing FTDs

22 thoughts on “AMC Demands FINRA to Look at Skyrocketing FTDs”

1. I believe in light of recent events such as uptick in FTD’s, time on threshold list, and banks starting to collapse, it would not be unreasonable to ask AA to delay this vote. I think it would rally individual investor base and restore faith in AA as our CEO. The board could always raise capital in Q2 or Q3.

2. Ich finde es eine absolute Sauerei was bei den Ami‘s alles durchgeht. Korruption ist ein scheiss dagegen. Firmen und Investoren das Geld stehlen. Ich hoffe das die Betrüger dafür bezahlen. Ich werde keinen Euro mehr in die offensichtliche Betrügerei mehr stecken. Firma, DTCC, SEC …alles Betrug. Bin sprachlos immer wieder.

   1. Es ist wirklich entmutigend. Ich glaube, dass die Sensibilisierung den Anlegern die Möglichkeit gibt, sich zu wehren. Irgendwann ist der ganze Lärm schwer zu ignorieren. Danke für deinen Beitrag.

3. I guess crushing the moass three times is enough? HIGHLY doubt he “demanded” anything. He may have asked or submit request, but demand, I call BS.

4. AA is in the spotlight of the apes and AMC and this is a big tweet to put out. I would love to see if they can publish a report on their findings.

5. Receipts plz. We need evidence that he truly submitted this claim.

   1. Investors are demanding the letters confirming this. Will update as soon as released

6. It’s about damn time! Now, AA must keep the pressure on.

   1. 💯💯💯

7. This feels positive. I’ve not had a lot of faith in the past that Adam Aron truly cared for his retail shareholders, as he had claimed. But actions speak louder than words. In my opinion this seems like an important first step. If he gets a response that doesn’t bring any closure or answers regarding the issue then maybe he can take further steps. I don’t know what he legally can or can’t do, but at least he’s doing something. I hope this is a sign of more action to come.

   1. I agree – and I too hope it’s a sign of more action to come. Thanks for your input.

8. fuck him 2 years too late

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9. No! , This is the pressure that is being put on Adam Aron, he knows the Threshold list is BS. Meaning it can easily be resolved by them the Hedges just moving it around., and it makes it look like he is trying to help retail. Let me also say its to his advantage to have higher prices on both AMC & APE just in case in can only drop shares on Ape like he threaten us it he did not get his yes vote. The truth is retail needs him to to do something concrete like hire Wes Christian or another lawyer to look at all the illegal activity.

   1. I wonder if at some point he will take legal action — the whole FTD thing seems like a start? I understand your point, some people think it’s a stunt for a vote too. Could very well be, but I think him raising awareness is still something positive, even if it is two years later..

10. This shows that AA is acting on the best interest of shareholders and making sure FINRA and NYSE are not blatantly ignoring market manipulation of its stock. FTDs can also review the broken infrastructure with FINRA and NYSE which requires more transparency and frequent reporting of FTDs. Failure to report and act in a timely manner are against a transparent and free market.

    1. I would love to see an update on this from AA sometime down the road to see what information the company receives.

       1. I think that AA has a duty to report to the shareholders ASAP his findings. If you have been an AMC retail investor since January 2021 like I have been then you could have many thousands of dollars invested in this company. We have a legal right to know if AA is doing his job for the owners of this company. If not maybe it is time to replace the CEO.
          Chip

11. Really do you think AA needed to speak out and tell Finra and NYSE there’s something going on? Every one of our governing agencies we pay to protect us are as crooked as a dogs back leg and have been looking through rose colored glasses while the corruption just keeps building. In the working class world you would get fired for not doing your job.

    1. I think Adam Aron speaking out raises much needed awareness. Whatever happens outside of that is out of the company’s and shareholders control. But raising awareness is how change starts.

    2. Sometimes we have to push up our sleeves…and help others do the same.

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