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AMC is on Track for Fundamental Growth

AMC is selling APE to pay down its debt — AMC is Selling APE to pay down its debt

The largest movie theatre chain in the world is about to take a leap forward as the company prepares to capitalize from APE.

APE saw gains more than +6% on Monday while AMC was down more than -10%.

Both stocks are seeing some recovery on Tuesday.

On Twitter, shareholders are anticipating a short squeeze, or rally prior to the massive sell.

Afterall, the selloff means APE share prices will fall, but AMC could capitalize on $1.5 billion at current share price levels.

Had the movie theatre chain sold APE during its inception, the company would have enough capital to erase all of its debt.

The company pivoted towards the issuance of APE when shareholders refused to approve the dilution of more AMC shares.

The only solution was to split AMC shares, allowing the company to use its shareholders capital as a cash cow to raise cash without the approval to do so.

And while it’s not 100% confirmed how many shares will be sold, AMC Entertainment does state up to 425 million APE shares may be sold.

Should You Invest in APE?

AMC Entertainment made the following statement:

“Under the circumstances, we caution you against investing in our AMC Preferred Equity Units, unless you are prepared to incur the risk of losing all or a substantial portion of your investment.”

The company warns investors of the significant losses that may occur due to the upcoming selloff.

Conversations have even circulated on Twitter about the possibility of APE getting delisted.

And while the delisting of APE might sound rather extreme, investors should be mindful of how their capital is working for them, if at all.

APE has always been a tool for the company’s fundamental growth rather than an investment tool for retail investors.

Nonetheless, selling APE is going to push AMC forward fundamentally as the movie theatre chain reduces its debt and continues work on increasing its revenue.

I’m curious to know what you think.

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APE Topped $304.9 Million in FTDs Last Month

September 23, 2022 / Frank Nez / 18 Comments

Market News: APE failure to deliver surge since inception.

AMC’s Preferred Equity, APE, topped $304.9 million in FTDs last month.

The FTDs are reported for the month of August, per Stocksera.

FTDs, or Failure-to-deliver occurs when one party in a trading contract (whether it’s shares, futures, or options) fails to deliver on their obligations.

These failures derive due to buyers not having enough money to take delivery and pay for the transaction at settlement.

In the case of sellers, it means not having the goods to meet that transaction.

Failure-to-deliver can occur in options trading or when selling short naked, per Investopedia.

AMC Entertainment has been a big target for short sellers looking to profit from the demise of the century old movie theatre chain.

The alarming amount of APE FTDs further proves this.

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Clearing houses attack APE

According to Investopedia, APE FTDs can also occur if there is a technical problem in the settlement process carried out by the respective parties (clearing houses).

There’s a major conflict of interest when Citadel Clearing LLC transacts orders worldwide.

Ken Griffin’s Citadel LLC is short on AMC Entertainment stock, so we can see how utilities play out in the hedge fund’s favor.

It’s unlikely FTDs have been a result of retail buyers since the majority are purchasing the equity on cash accounts where orders execute almost immediately.

Naked short selling seems to be the most probable cause here as $APE has tumbled despite heavy retail interest.

The large amount of FTDs is manipulative and quite common in stocks such as AMC and GameStop.

Retail investors have taken it to Twitter to express their concerns to SEC Chairman Gary Gensler.

And although activists continue to engage the Chairman, no action has taken place to justify the ongoing market manipulation in APE, AMC, and GameStop.

Others are suggesting protesting outside SEC locations across the country.

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SEC Spent $460K on “Investomania” Meme Stock Ad

September 23, 2022 / Frank Nez / 7 Comments

SEC Meme stock ad campaign costs — Market News: SEC spends nearly half a million dollars ridiculing retail investors.

The SEC spent nearly half a million dollars on the ‘meme stock’ ad campaign that ridiculed millions of retail investors.

A Twitter user had sent in a FOIA application inquiring about the costs to produce “Investomania”, the video published on the SEC’s official YouTube channel.

The agency that was established in the early 1930s to protect retail investors took a shot at millions of investors who participated in the ‘meme stock’ frenzy.

The frenzy became one of the biggest movements worldwide and exposed Ken Griffin’s Citadel, mainstream media, and the SEC in a web of conflicts of interest which catered to an array of market injustices that favored institutional investors over retail investors.

“Investomania” was a cold hit to the millions of average people who joined the stock market for the first time.

It ridiculed new investors and diminished what could possibly be one of the biggest movements in market history.

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Is the SEC Complicit to Market Injustices?

The SEC has put retail investor’s concerns on the backburner for over a year now ever since the ‘meme stock’ frenzy of 2021.

Although Redditors and social media participants from around the world managed to create big success by driving up the share price of AMC, GameStop, and others (BBBY, etc.), much much more was discovered during the process.

This is why retail investors simply couldn’t just walk away.

‘Meme stocks’ became the average person’s first-ever investment in the stock market which means many entered plays based on FOMO, or fear of missing out.

When these stocks began to come back down, many faced serious losses in the process.

Those who didn’t take profits argued that the stocks were heavily manipulated and suppressed from further rising.

The U.S. House Committee on Financial Services found Robinhood and Citadel negotiated in ‘blunt’ conversations the night before ‘meme stocks’ were halted.

The DTCC on the other hand waived a total of $9.7 billion of collateral deposit requirements on January 28, 2021.

This act saved institutional investors from taking further damages and completely ripped off retail investors from either cashing in larger profits or becoming profitable in the first place.

The SEC Shows a Warm Welcome to New Retail Investors

SEC Chairman Gary Gensler said in an interview with Jon Stewart that they barely have the budget for coffee at their agency, let alone the budget to fight crime in the market.

Dark pools, off exchange trading, and various other loopholes have been used to work against retail investors feeding the pockets of multi-billion-dollar hedge funds.

Many have wondered whether the SEC or Gary Gensler himself is lobbied into allowing these market injustices to occur – a fine to play if you will.

Out of all the incredible findings retail investors have brought to surface, the SEC decided to spend nearly half a million dollars to ridicule retail investors – the very same people they swore to defend, instead of tackling real market issues.

A Twitter user shared the campaigns production and advertising expenses with the retail community.

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission FY22 Public Service Campaign.

'Investomania' advertising costs. — ‘Investomania’ advertising costs.

The costs of the “Investomania” meme stock advertisement campaign also include skits on ‘crypto’, ‘margin calls’, and ‘easy money’ aimed at the retail crowd.

Former SEC Branch Chief Lisa Braganca stated she was “very disappointing to see SEC disparage investors in meme stocks as if they must have done it thoughtlessly”.

“Especially when the SEC permits most trading to take place in dark pools… how about a video about dark pools @GaryGensler?”

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What do you think was the purpose of the SEC’s ‘Investomania’ meme stock advertisement campaign?

Was it merely fun and games or do you think it was out of line?

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This is What’s Stopping AMC From Squeezing Today

September 16, 2022 / Frank Nez / 7 Comments

AMC Stock Squeeze — AMC Theatres: Will AMC stock surge again soon?

When AMC and GameStop surged in share price back in January of 2021, retail investors on Reddit weren’t worried about dark pools or market manipulation.

They knew that in numbers they could increase the market capitalization, and in turn, increase the share price and collect big profits.

My favorite part of Reddit was seeing all the incredible gain porn.

If you’ve been part of the ape community since the beginning, you know exactly what I’m talking about.

Seeing investor’s gains on Reddit was both desirable and exciting, I mean who wouldn’t want a piece of the action?

So, did market makers and hedge funds all of a sudden decide to start manipulating the stocks after January?

I don’t think so – here’s what’s stopping AMC from squeezing today.

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Dark pools and off exchange trading?

AMC dark pools — AMC Dark Pools | AMC off exchange trading

Not quite.

See, dark pools and off exchange trading have unfortunately been unfair suppression retail investors have no control over.

These loopholes did not magically appear after January’s runups; they’ve always been there.

While majority of retail investor’s orders are not processed through the lit exchange, high volume has always had a positive effect for investors going long.

As a collective, the small percentage that is processed through the lit exchange accumulates to create the momentum necessary to drive prices upward.

And Redditors on r/wallstreetbets knew this.

All they needed to know was that these stocks were heavily shorted in order to create a short squeeze from fueled buying momentum.

AMC gained attention in January when it surged from $2 per share to $22 per share.

But we noticed many short sellers were still hanging around, so we advised to the public of the possibility at hand.

Months later AMC surged to $72 per share and it was all due to the massive crowd of retail investors who purchased the stock.

AMC was having 500,000,000 to 900,000,000 volume days.

Volume = Accountability

Speaking of volume, AMC’s current average volume today is 45.2 million.

On Wednesday, volume traded at only 26 million.

Today’s economic downturn has made it difficult for retail investors across the entire market to fork out money to buy stock.

The lack of liquidity then triggers financial institutions to further sell assets for capital – which in turn drives stocks lower.

Whether we have the means to buy stock or not is one thing, but we must take accountability and understand why, how, and what triggered AMC to surge previously.

Is there market manipulation occurring that leaves retail at a disadvantage?

Absolutely!

Should retail investors raise awareness of market injustices through activism?

Without a doubt.

But should we fail to take accountability due to the setback our economy is facing?

Due to the setback we’re facing?

Respectfully, I don’t think so.

What’s stopping AMC from squeezing today is the lack of volume from retail investors as a unit.

From $2-$22, From $14-$72, From $9 to What?

AMC Stock update — Why isn’t AMC squeezing? Will AMC squeeze? AMC stock update + more.

Retail investors took AMC from $2 to $22 together.

As a unit, we also took the stock price from $14 to $72 per share.

So, what’s next?

Will retail investors decide to take AMC from $9 per share to the next level?

Or will retail give up, fail to take accountability, and blame our regulators who had nothing to do with the success of the first two runs in the first place?

But Frank, I’m tapped out.

I understand that, just know why the stock isn’t performing at the moment.

If you’re here to make money, learn what’s going to make you money.

If you’re here to fight corruption, get loud.

But don’t ever stop taking accountability.

There are many faceless Twitter wanabes who are misleading real people.

Be careful of who you connect or associate with.

Latest AMC stock updates

I’ve been tracking AMC’s momentum on the weekly timeframe on my channel to give you a perspective of what we can expect in the coming weeks.

The stock has finally established its first green candle on the weekly charts.

However, if retail investors are not successful in keeping up the pressure, we can expect AMC to begin down-trending again further prolonging any major price action.

On a personal note: I want to see retail investors outsmart ‘smart money’ again.

I want to see you win.

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AMTD Digital Inc. (HKD Stock) Surges 311% on Wednesday

September 15, 2022 / Frank Nez / 2 Comments

AMTD Digital HKD Stock — Market News: HKD Stock is skyrocketing again

HKD Stock surged a massive 311% on Wednesday when the stock moved from the open of $46.01 to a close of $189.42.

AMTD Digital Inc. had skyrocketed from $13.54 to more than $2.5K in only a matter of two weeks when it peaked in August.

Sources say the stock was halted 11 times on Wednesday due to its volatility.

The Hong Kong-based financial services firm has soared more than 32,000% following its IPO in July.

And heavy buying volume seems to be triggering these massive moves.

Is there something retail can learn from this?

Let’s discuss it.

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Volume rises by more than 5,500%

HKD stock’s volume rose by more than 5,500% its daily average volume of 377K when it reached 1.5 million on Wednesday.

AMTD Digital Inc. grew nearly $27 billion in market value.

The company has approximately 187.44 million shares outstanding, significantly less than that of GameStop’s (304m) and AMC Entertainment’s (516m).

Interestingly enough, pre-IPO shareholders, directors and executive officers are subject to a lockup agreement that prevents them from selling shares until January, according to the July 15 prospectus.

AMTD Digital’s shares were also among the most actively traded stocks on the Fidelity platform on Wednesday.

Will the stock keep rising?

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Long-Term Investing vs Short Squeeze Plays vs Day Trading

September 14, 2022 / Frank Nez / 2 Comments

Today’s article is going to be extremely educational; I’m going over the biggest differences between long-term investing, short squeeze plays, and day trading.

In this article you’re going to discover what makes each one more susceptible than the other to market manipulation and overall risk.

When you’re looking to build wealth in the market, it is important to identify the major differences between the three.

Be sure to bookmark this page so you can come back to it in the future for a mental refresh.

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#1. Long-Term investing

Long-term investing is the #1 traditional way to build wealth over a long period of time.

Investors looking to build wealth this way tend to invest in high dividend yielding stocks such as the S&P 500.

Here, an investor’s portfolio compounds over time as dividends are rolled over or reinvested back into the asset – further purchasing more stock on its own.

During the years of retirement, investors may decide to stop reinvesting the dividend and accept the dividend as cash instead.

This is how a dividend stock portfolio may yield investors with big passive income in the form of cashflow many years later.

Many of these stocks are not heavy victims to market manipulation due to the security and minimalistic risk there is to invest in these funds.

Read: The Best Dividend Stocks to Buy for Passive Income

#2. Short Squeeze plays

Short squeeze plays have a high risk/high reward ratio that has attracted many new investors into the market.

When a stock is being heavily shorted, the short interest percentage of the stocks float tends to rise.

This means that with enough buying pressure, investors may increase the probability of squeezing short sellers from their positions.

We saw this occur when AMC ran from $2 per share to $72 per share and when GameStop skyrocketed into the hundred-dollar levels.

While both these two stocks are still heavily shorted, these are just two examples of short squeeze plays where investors could have taken advantage of an opportunity to make big bucks.

Short squeeze plays are more susceptible to market manipulation since market makers tend to have a lot of control of retail investor’s orders.

They may drive share prices down by overleveraging their already bias positions, which means a lot of momentum is required for a short squeeze play to be successful.

Short squeeze plays are a form of swing trades that may last weeks to months of holding a stock before trading it for profit.

This type of investment strategy may be viewed as mid-term investing to cash in big on a rather unique opportunity.

#3. Day Trading

Day trading uses leverage as a multiplier to trade stocks in a short-term timeframe.

What makes this investment strategy attractive to most investors are the possibilities to earn massive gains in such a short period of time.

Traders are earning money whether the market is up or down through ‘put and call options contracts’.

Unlike long-term investing or short squeeze plays that have a buy and hold approach, day trading is a skill that requires focus, discipline, and a deep understanding about the psychology of trading.

Day traders can earn hundreds to thousands and even tens of thousands of dollars on a daily basis (you can view my gains here).

While day trading is mainly a form of income, traders may still allocate earnings towards long-term investments to further build their wealth.

Read: How to Trade Options in The Market with a 9-5

Which investment strategy is best for you?

As investors, we need to identify the best way to take advantage of the tool that is the stock market.

Long-term investors should focus on increasing their income to flood their portfolios with compounding effects.

Short squeeze traders should draw out a macro vision board to determine which path to take after short squeeze profits are secured.

Day traders would be wise to invest a portion of their income towards dividend paying assets or physical assets (such as property or a business) that will produce cashflow.

Building wealth is about having your money work for you so that you can have the time freedom to do what you love most.

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Citadel Has a Long History of Market Manipulation

September 13, 2022 / Frank Nez / 2 Comments

Citadel Market Manipulation — Market News: Citadel and friends are entering the crypto space | Ken Griffin.

Citadel and friends are entering the crypto world very soon.

EDX Markets plans to bring ‘traditional finance’ to the crypto space, a not so ‘traditional’ space to begin with.

The exchange made up of Citadel, Sequoia, Paradigm, Virtu, Charles Schwab, and Fidelity is debuting in November.

EDX Markets will start trading a limited number of spot, crypto tokens starting with a November trial period, with the official launch in January, per Bloomberg.

Similar to trading equities and options, EDX will allow investors to buy and sell digital assets through their existing broker dealer, rather than an outside venue or directly through a crypto-native exchange.

“We’re taking some of the best features of traditional finance and bringing it to the digital markets to make it more efficient, and bring that cost saving to investors,” Nazarali said.

Nazarali is the former global head of business development at Citadel Securities.

But as many are aware, these financial institutions have a long history of playing unfair.

Will these sharks taint the crypto space too?

Let’s look at Citadel’s market manipulation history.

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Citadel Market Manipulation

2015

In 2015, an account operated in China by the brokerage arm of US hedge fund Citadel was suspended.

It was the latest casualty of regulators’ hunt for market manipulators and short sellers at the time.

The China Securities Regulatory Commission said that the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges had suspended 24 accounts as part of a probe into high-frequency trading.

The investigation focused on a practice known as “spoofing” in which an investor submits a buy or sell order but then withdraws it before a sale is completed — a practice that can mislead investors by creating the false impression that a stock is trading at a particular price.

Citadel confirmed that one of its accounts managed by Guosen Futures was among those suspended.

2017

In 2017 Citadel paid the SEC $22.6 million to settle charges of misleading conduct.

The hedge fund misled customers about the way it priced trades.

The SEC found that between 2007 and 2010, Citadel used two algorithms to execute stock trades on customers’ behalf that gave investors a worse price for their trades, even when Citadel knew better prices existed elsewhere.

“This affected millions of retail orders,” said Stephanie Avakian, the acting director of enforcement at the SEC at the time.

Citadel neither admitted nor denied the findings.

2021

In 2021, Failure-to-Delivers (FTDs) rose dramatically in the period leading up to January 28th, 2021, a phenomenon consistent with increasing short interest by market makers such as Citadel Securities.

FTDs are indictive of naked short selling, which occurs when a short seller does not actually possess the security it is supposed to borrow.

This practice is largely inaccessible to individual investors but accessible to market makers.

At the time, Citadel, Robinhood, and others restricted retail investors from buying ‘meme stocks’ in order to prevent escalating institutional losses.

Citadel eventually lost billions after betting against AMC Entertainment in 2021.

But the entire system needs a refresh – The DTCC waived a total of $9.7 billion of collateral deposit requirements on January 28, 2021, saving brokers, and screwing up retail investors.

2022

The Chicago Tribune published a piece explaining exactly what retail investors have been warning the SEC about.

Citadel Securities’ dark pool dominates a big part of the financial world, accounting for as much as half of U.S. stock market activity.

The Chicago Tribune says this prominent dark pool is run by Chicago Billionaire Ken Griffin’s Citadel Securities and has been targeting small scale retail investors.

And they’re not wrong.

Dark pools are typically involved in payment for order flow (PFOF), where they pay broker firms to receive retail order flow.

Brokers such as Robinhood and TD Ameritrade accept payment for order flow.

But retail investors have been bringing these nefarious practices in the market to light.

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AMC Surges 18% on The Weekly Timeframe

September 12, 2022 / Frank Nez / 2 Comments

AMC Stock news today — Market News: AMC stock news today.

AMC Entertainment stock is up 18.15% on the weekly chart.

Stock prices had fallen after shares were split with AMC’s Preferred Equity (APE), but a rebound has brought shares up again.

AMC finished up +5.14% on Monday, opening at $9.98 with a high of $10.75.

MSM tirelessly continues to attack the company stock despite its gains and change in momentum.

Here’s the latest AMC stock news.

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AMC Entertainment partners with Disney+

AMC Disney Plus — Market News: AMC and Disney Plus partner up.

AMC Entertainment is partnering up with Disney+ to provide Disney+ subscribers with AMC theatre perks.

Some of the perks Disney+ is providing to its customers are:

6 months of Uber One Membership
Disney Movie Insider Bonus Points
Special Screenings at AMC Theatres
Disney Cruise Line Offer
+ more.

CEO Adam Aron said on Monday that “the consumer’s voracious quest for content allows both movie theatres and steamers to thrive. So, I am thrilled that tens of millions of Disney+ subscribers now get perks — exclusively at AMC Theatres!”

This is a massive win for AMC Entertainment as it contradicts what analysts have been expecting of the century old movie theatre chain.

Financial institutions shorting AMC theatre stock prophesized streaming would replace the cinematic experience, but AMC’s partnership with Disney shows us both outlets can coexist.

Which do you prefer?

Online streaming, or the cinematic experience you get at a movie theatre?

Be sure to leave a comment down below.

Bankruptcy in the Movie Theatre Industry

Earlier the CEO also addressed Regal’s filing for bankruptcy, stating fortunately AMC is in a very, very different position.

AMC Entertainment continues to thrive as shareholders become customers and new retail investors join the ‘meme stock’ saga in fighting corruption and malpractice in the financial markets.

Momentum has even begun to pick up as indicators are signaling big price action could lie ahead for AMC Entertainment stock.

But AMC’s competitors are not on the same boat.

The British movie theater chain Cineworld (Regal), weighed down by a mammoth debt pile, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the United States last Wednesday, having failed to rebound from the pressure inflicted by the pandemic, according to The New York Times.

Cineworld, the world’s second-largest theater chain after AMC Theaters, will seek to significantly reduce its debt through reorganization, the company said in the filing.

The company, which is based in London and operates Regal Cinemas in the United States, reported $8.9 billion in debt at the end of 2021, including $4 billion in lease liabilities.

Some of the debt was taken on in the pandemic as the company sought to outlast lockdowns that had sapped its revenue.

Cineworld said Wednesday in its filing that it had secured $1.94 billion in debtor-in-possession financing that would allow it to keep up its operations while it restructures its obligations.

Cineworld/Regal just filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for its theatres in the U.S.and U.K. Fortunately, AMC is in a very, very different situation — because retail investors embraced us and let us raise boatloads of cash. Thank you to retail! You really did save AMC.
— Adam Aron (@CEOAdam) September 7, 2022

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AMC sentiment: Bullish

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AMC is About to Squeeze According to this Indicator

September 10, 2022 / Frank Nez / 9 Comments

AMC News Today - AMC Squeeze — Market News: AMC News today.

AMC is about to squeeze; I mean we’ve heard it all year.

Catalysts have proven to provide false hopes time and time again.

However, there’s one piece of the puzzle you cannot deny, and it’s happening right now.

If you’ve been following my latest blog articles and videos on the channel, you know I’m referring to a special indicator I personally use.

The TTM Squeeze indicator – it signals a major shift in momentum whether it’s bearish or bullish.

The signal just transitioned from bearish momentum to the beginning cycle of what could be massive bullish price action for AMC Entertainment.

I’ve been watching the weekly timeframe on AMC to identify its macro trajectory.

And it’s looking very good.

Let’s break it down together.

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TTM Squeeze transition officially confirmed

AMC TTM squeeze transition — AMC TTM Squeeze transition confirmed – Franknez.com.

AMC has officially transitioned from bearish momentum to bullish momentum on the TTM Squeeze indicator.

The chart shown above shows three green momentum candles gradually growing, signaling big price action lies ahead.

Last week I went over AMC’s history correlating its price action with the indicator on my YouTube channel.

And we can see just how accurate this data is.

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In the beginning of the year of 2021, AMC’s price action took off as retail investors began to buy the stock in bulk.

That momentum is captured on the TTM Squeeze indicator.

The indicator’s momentum candles kept growing signaling AMC’s price action was not done running yet.

Eventually the momentum signal began to give ‘sell’ warnings after reaching its all-time high, indicating momentum was beginning to dissipate.

This is where we slowly see the TTM squeeze indicator transition from bullish momentum to bearish momentum (red) candles, and AMC’s price action gradually plummet.

After more than a year of downtrend, selling momentum is no longer what it was, and we can see it on the charts.

In order for AMC to have a clean rebound, these momentum candles will have to gradually get larger and larger.

If retail investors are unable to sustain this growth, then it’s very possible sellers will begin to take over again.

But because we are seeing these candles grow every week, it’s a great indication the stock is on track for big growth over the long haul.

Is AMC a buy?

According to AMC’s TTM Squeeze indicator, it’s a screaming buy.

The signal is showing AMC is on trajectory for larger price action on the weekly timeframe.

AMC has had a strong level of support in the high $8 to low $9 levels with many anticipating the stock has already hit its bottom.

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AMC Stock: Are 1,000% Gains on The Horizon?

September 7, 2022 / Frank Nez / 5 Comments

Will AMC Go up - Will AMC squeeze? — Market News: AMC’s TTM Squeeze indicator is ready to transition.

AMC stock yielded more than +3,000% gains last year when the stock surged to $72 per share.

Is a new all-time high on the horizon?

AMC Entertainment stock has been trading lower since the stock split occurred, but both AMC and APE shares continue to slide.

In a recent YouTube video on my channel, I touched topic on an indicator I use when day trading called the TTM Squeeze indicator.

It tracks and signals strong upcoming momentum on both the up and downside, and I’ve been keeping a close eye out on AMC’s weekly timeframe.

This same indicator confirms the rally up to $72 per share last year as well as the entire downtrend we’ve seen since.

Here’s what it’s showing may come next.

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