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APE Shares Are Up More Than +94% Year-To-Date

January 30, 2023 / Frank Nez / 3 Comments

AMC’s Preferred Equity (NYSE:APE) shares soared more than +21% on Monday.

Investors are puzzled by the opposite for AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) shares.

AMC stock fell nearly -10% on Monday despite the company’s positive path to debt elimination.

APE is currently up more than +94% this year-to-date.

Shares began to rise ever since the announcement of APE converting back to common shares of AMC stock.

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At the same time, a proposal for a 1-for-10 reverse stock split for AMC shares had surfaced.

But shareholders continue to accumulate shares of AMC’s Preferred Equity despite a strong possibility of a conversion.

APE’s trading volume surged to more than 60 million on Monday, up more than 32 million from its daily average.

Will APE Shares Keep Rising?

APE shares are in an uptrend.

If APE is able to break the $2.43 level, we can expect shares to continue rising and retest $2.65, then $2.80 and eventually $3 per share.

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However, if buyers slow down and sellers begin to take over, we may see rejection at $2.43 and share prices may come back down to $2.17 or lower.

APE’s chart is showing strong bullish sentiment and the possibility of shares continuing to rise is far stronger than the latter.

But I’m curious to know what you think.

Have you been buying APE stock recently?

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AMC Warns Short Sellers of Possible APE Short Squeeze

January 13, 2023 / Frank Nez / 17 Comments

AMC has released a report warning shareholders from the risks of buying APE shares as the company gets ready to sell up to 425 million shares.

However, the report also warned short sellers of the possibility of an APE short squeeze.

APE traded below $2 on Friday despite strong shareholder sentiment.

The equity has an average trading volume of 19.8 million but has traded lower in the past week.

As the markets continue to tumble and short sellers double down on their positions, stocks such as AMC and APE also continue to take the heat.

But short sellers could be in for a big surprise.

All it takes is coordinated heavy trading activity to trigger massive price fluctuations, at least according to AMC Entertainment’s statement.

Let’s discuss it.

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AMC Issues Strong Short Squeeze Statement

I’ve touched topic on the warning AMC released for shareholders below as the company prepares to sell up to 425 million APE shares.

“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,” said an official statement from AMC Entertainment.

However, the company also warns short sellers of a potential APE short squeeze, resulting in severe losses for those betting against the security.

“purchasers of our Class A common stock and AMC Preferred Equity Units could incur substantial losses if there are declines in market prices driven by a return to earlier valuations; to the extent volatility in our Class A common stock and AMC Preferred Equity Units is caused, or may from time to time be caused, as has widely been reported, by a “short squeeze” in which coordinated trading activity causes a spike in the market price of our Class A common stock and AMC Preferred Equity Units as traders with a short position make market purchases to avoid or to mitigate potential losses, investors purchase at inflated prices unrelated to our financial performance or prospects, and may thereafter suffer substantial losses as prices decline.”

In this passage here, AMC is warning both retail investors and short sellers alike of what a short squeeze could muster.

The losses for short sellers could be grand as coordinated trading activity causes a major spike in price.

For retail investors, buying the spike could cause significant losses as the stock enters a cooldown period.

What AMC is accepting though is the possibility of a short squeeze whether it be AMC or APE shares.

What Will Trigger a Short Squeeze?

According to AMC’s statement, a short squeeze is triggered by coordinated trading activity, resulting in share price spikes.

Volume was key in January when AMC surged to $20 per share, it was key when the stock skyrocketed to $72 per share in June, and it will be the key today.

The bear market is pinning stocks, but as the market reverses, it’s very possible we see a surge in trading activity in AMC (and APE) again like we did in 2021.

AMC surged in March when it’s weekly volume had surpassed 100 million.

The stock was halted but shares rose despite the market’s downtrend.

AMC’s current average trading volume is 41.2 million though it has been trading at only half.

Will retail investors be able to trigger AMC or APE to squeeze?

I’d love to hear your thoughts on this.

Will Shorts Be Forced to Close Positions in APE?

December 31, 2022 / Frank Nez

Market News: Here's the latest on AMC and APE stock. — Market News: Here’s the latest on AMC and APE stock | APE short squeeze update.

A new proposal by CEO Adam Aron has been circulating the retail community where shareholders will get to vote on the conversion of APE equity to AMC common shares.

Shareholders are anticipating short sellers will close their positions in APE if the conversion to AMC common shares is approved.

While no official voting proxy has been distributed amongst shareholders, the talks are certainly on the table.

A second proposal will allow shareholders to vote on a 1-for-10 reverse stock split.

So far, more than 72% of shareholders said in a poll they’d vote ‘YES’ for the split.

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You can read more about what a reverse stock split signifies for a company here.

Will shorts be forced to close their positions in APE if the conversion is approved?

There’s a very strong probability of that being the case.

Let’s discuss it.

What Happens to Shorted Stock During a Merge?

In the case of APE and AMC, the merge between the equity and common shares may temporarily increase the share price of AMC stock.

This is where short sellers are caught in a bind.

Short sellers betting against the company would see big losses during the surge of the newly reflected share price.

Short sellers will have the option to close out their positions completely prior to the conversion or keep holding their position.

While they will not be obligated to close out their positions, they are at higher risk from momentum taking over and further escalating rising share prices.

Here is where shareholders have the opportunity to buy in heavily to keep short sellers from only pushing the price down after the merge.

As short sellers begin to fear the tide turning against them, the buyback of shares will result in a short squeeze.

If shareholders fail to create momentum, then short sellers may identify weakness in buying power and further add to their short positions.

Is an APE Short Squeeze Over?

Not quite.

There’s a strong possibility short sellers close their positions in APE prior to a conversion (if approved by shareholders).

In doing so, they avoid seeing share prices rise and the probability of having losing positions during the merge.

APE momentarily became the #1 most short stock according to Yahoo Finance.

In the past week, APE has surged more than 150% with heavy buying volume.

Is it possible this was caused by a few shorts closing?

Perhaps, but an APE short squeeze prior the conversion is still very possible.

Despite so much market uncertainty happening today, both AMC and APE have fair shots at squeeze short sellers from their positions.

So far, this has been one of the biggest catalysts for a short squeeze.

But it’s going to require retail investors to play their part.

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APE Shares Surge +180% in The Past 5 Trading Days

December 27, 2022 / Frank Nez

Market News: AMC Preferred Equity (APE) rises.

APE shares have surged more than 180% in the past 5 trading days.

Volume has been a massive component to helping push the equity on an uptrend.

The question is why APE?

AMC shares are down -16.63% in the past 5 trading days and trading at $4.06.

The unusual occurrence began after CEO Adam Aron announced shareholders would receive the chance to vote on two new proposals.

The conversation of APE equity back to AMC common shares.
And approval of a 1:10 reverse stock split.

Recently, the demand for AMC’s Preferred Equity (APE) has been much higher than that of AMC Entertainment shares.

Are short sellers beginning to close out their positions in APE?

Or is this simply volume from retail?

Let’s discuss it.

APE Short Interest Today

APE’s short interest today is at 8.60%, which is still relatively high, though it’s possible it may have come down.

Yahoo Finance listed APE as the #1 most shorted stock earlier in December.

Now we’re seeing the equity surge more than 180% in the past few days based on volume.

APE shares rose 75% before the Christmas holiday with volume reaching more than 177 million, up 158 million in trading volume from its average of 19.6 million.

On Tuesday, we’re seeing big trading volume come in with more than 55 million in the first hour and a half.

AMC APE Share Price Today. — AMC APE Share Price Today | APE shares surge.

Will APE shares continue to rise?

There seems to be a discrepancy where we’re seeing AMC and APE’s charts mirror each other, but the complete opposite way.

While APE shares rise, AMC shares fall, especially when looking at the past 5-day trading charts.

AMC VS APE. — AMC VS APE | APE shares surge.

It’s hard to say whether what we’re seeing with APE is shorts closing when we look at AMC’s chart directly next to APE.

It’s almost as if value is being extracted from AMC into APE.

And according to a Nasdaq report, only 0.18% of institutions are currently holding APE shares, so where is this volume coming from?

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What do you think of these two discrepancies between AMC and APE shares?

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APE Shares Rise More Than 75%: Will They Keep Rising?

December 23, 2022 / Frank Nez

Market News: Will APE shares keep rising? APE Stock News + updates.

APE shares rose more than 75% on Thursday.

Volume skyrocketed past 177.6 million, up 158 million in trading volume from its average of 19.6 million.

Shares rose from $0.67 its previous closing day to $1.20.

The equity is currently up 5% after hours.

So, what happened?

And can we expect APE shares to continue rising?

Let’s discuss it.

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The Latest on APE Stock

APE stock (AMC’s Preferred Equity) has been the topic highlight since its inception earlier this summer.

AMC Entertainment was able to raise several million dollars from the equity to pay down its debt.

The price of the equity has since come down drastically as short sellers piled in forcing share prices to a low of $0.65.

APE stock price today – APE stock news and updates.

And just as the possibility of the equity merging with AMC is announced, APE share surge more than 75% reaching $1.20.

CEO Adam Aron announced on Twitter today that there will be a shareholder vote to convert APE equity to AMC common shares.

He also commented on the possibility of a 1-for-10 reversal stock split for AMC stock.

It’s the biggest news in the AMC community thus far.

So, why did APE shares rise so much today?

And where did so much trading volume come from?

Retail investors are speculating insider buying triggered the massive price surge and heavy volume.

Others are alleging it’s the company’s way of injecting value back into the equity before APE re-merges with AMC common stock.

The truth is, it’s hard to say.

APE was never intended to be a valuable asset for investors, but more so a valuable asset for AMC Entertainment as a company.

Will APE Shares Keep Rising?

If insiders are injecting the equity with value before shareholders vote for the merge of APE and AMC, then it’s very possible the equity may continue to rise.

As of right now, where the immense amount of volume came from is undetermined.

What’s certain is many shareholders weren’t too happy about the creation of APE in the first place as it created unnecessary loss for shareholders.

Here are the CEO’s comments published on Twitter:

“Also, APEs worked exactly as intended to let us raise needed cash, buy back debt, explore M&A. But a huge discount in APE market price vs common stock must be addressed. We’ll hold a shareholder vote. It’s time to convert APE preferred into AMC common to eliminate that discount.”

APE shares have been massively shorted to cents, AMC stock is now trading below $5, a solution has to be addressed.

And so it has.

Adam Aron is proposing a 1-for-10 reversal stock split where shareholders will get left with 1 share of AMC for every 10 shares they hold in exchange for a higher share price.

The idea is to give shareholders the illusion of a higher share price by reducing the number of shares they hold.

The value of an individual’s portfolio would remain the same amount.

However, if an investor holds 10 shares of AMC, they will convert to 1 share.

If an investor holds 100 shares of AMC, after a 1-for-10 reverse split they will hold 10 shares.

All for the sake of making the value of AMC shares appear much higher.

With AMC currently trading around $4.50, a 1-for-10 reverse stock split would mean the stock will then trade at $45 per share.

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Wall Street Has Decimated APE Stock

December 15, 2022 / Frank Nez

APE Stock News — Market News: Here’s the latest on AMC’s Preferred Equity, APE.

Retail investors are angry at regulators for allowing Wall Street to decimate APE stock.

While AMC’s Preferred Equity (APE) was intended for the company to capitalize on, banks, institutions, and short sellers have abused shares to the ground.

The equity was meant to provide AMC Entertainment with liquidity in order to pay down their debt.

While AMC was able to reduce their debt by $106 million due to APE, shares have been shorted from $7 all the way down to $0.81.

APE momentarily made Yahoo Finance’s Top List of Most Shorted Stock.

Shareholders questioned how shorting APE was possible in the first place, failing to recognize that APE is a tradable security just like any other stock.

Faceless influencers within the AMC community led many retail investors to believe that shorting AMC’s Preferred Equity was impossible.

And unfortunately, this perception clouded many people from creating a proper investment strategy or embracing for what was to come.

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Retail Investors Seek to CEO for Answers

AMC and APE shareholders all have one common goal in mind, an AMC short squeeze and an APE short squeeze.

And although many shareholders have been transformed into paying customers, others are looking at AMC CEO Adam Aron for answers.

Loyalists don’t question the CEO and will condemn you for doing so, but if shareholders are still invested in the company, they have every right to yearn for answers.

Adam Aron has successfully maneuvered AMC out of bankruptcy, primarily thanks to its shareholders of course.

He’s utilized Twitter magnificently in a way that no other CEO has ever done so before.

And you can’t help but to admire the business personality in him that can raise cash out of thin air.

Even if it’s from his most loyal followers.

But the CEO has failed to address shareholder concerns on the decimation of APE, or the distribution of APE from Citigroup, who’s been short on the company.

Addressing shareholder concerns is important, whether you agree or not.

Does It Even Matter?

Some of you care about your money, your finances, your investments, and some of you simply don’t.

To some, being part of an embracing community, being known in a community, and embracing the movie theatre industry, but more specifically AMC Entertainment, is more important than monetary gains or financial abundance at this point.

And is that even a bad thing?

You just want to be heard; you want to fight evil in the markets without a care about money.

Or maybe you’re simply in the middle.

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APE Shares Fall -8.91% Despite Heavy Buying Volume

December 7, 2022 / Frank Nez

Market News: What is happening with APE?

APE shares fell -8.91% on Wednesday despite having heavy buying volume.

AMC’s Preferred Equity (APE) made it on Yahoo’s list as the #1 Top Most Shorted Stock on its list.

According to Fintel, APE had 5.4 million shares going to dark pools today with approximately more than 50.6 million shares having been shorted, via NYSE.

APE volume traded above average closing Wednesday’s rally around 23 million shares.

So, what is happening with APE?

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Nasdaq’s latest report on APE is showing the security only has 0.18% in institutional ownership.

The stock has big demand in the market from retail investors, but overleveraged shorting has suppressed the stock’s price from rising.

But institutional ownership has also largely declined according to the latest Nasdaq report.

And with AMC Entertainment selling APE shares through Citigroup, holders of the equity keep getting hammered.

According to Nasdaq, there are only 8 new institutional positions in APE with 298 total sold out positions.

This is equivalent to 327,046 institutional shares added versus 145.5 million shares sold.

Out of 13 institutions holding APE, 4 remained unchanged.

NASDAQ Report - APE institutional ownership | Franknez.com. — NASDAQ Report – APE institutional ownership | Franknez.com.

Retail investors have very little help from institutions in driving the share price up.

Nearly all institutions who received APE through AMC have sold it.

AMC Entertainment capitalized from APE in October when it was able to claim $106 million and pay down some debt.

I think it’s fair to assume insiders won’t be buying APE anytime soon as it’s primarily a tool to capitalize from its shareholders, rather than a long-term investment.

Is An APE Short Squeeze Possible?

Some AMC shareholders are convinced that APE’s high short interest mixed with large buying pressure will trigger an APE short squeeze or trigger major price action like we saw with AMC in June of 2021.

And hypothetically speaking, they’re not wrong.

But APE would need to get backed up by institutions with strong enough buying power to scare short sellers out of their positions.

Because despite retail’s efforts, capital is just being eaten up by dark pools, selloffs, and heavy shorting.

And unfortunately, Gary Gensler is nowhere in sight to level the playing field.

Are you holding APE?

I’m curious to hear your thoughts.

What is your sentiment around APE?

Nasdaq Reports 0.18% APE Institutional Ownership

December 2, 2022 / Frank Nez

Nasdaq’s latest report on APE is showing the security only has 0.18% in institutional ownership.

AMC’s Preferred Equity was recently listed on Yahoo Finance’s ‘Top Most Shorted Stocks List‘.

The stock has had an insane amount of demand in the market from retail investors, but overleveraged shorting has suppressed the stock’s price from rising.

APE has fallen below $1 despite above average daily trading volume.

But institutional ownership has also largely declined according to the latest Nasdaq report.

And with AMC Entertainment selling APE shares through Citigroup, holders of the equity keep getting hammered.

Here’s the latest on APE.

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New and Sold Out APE Positions

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According to Nasdaq, there are only 8 new institutional positions in APE with 298 total sold out positions.

This is equivalent to 327,046 institutional shares added versus 145.5 million shares sold.

Out of 13 institutions holding APE, 4 remained unchanged.

This means retail investors have very little help from institutions in driving the share price up.

Nearly all institutions who received APE through AMC have sold it.

AMC Entertainment capitalized from APE in October when it was able to claim $106 million and pay down some debt.

Not even insiders are buying the equity.

But AMC shareholders are convinced that APE’s high short interest mixed with large buying pressure will trigger an APE short squeeze.

Does APE Need Institutional Buyers to Squeeze?

I’d love to hear your opinion on this.

The past has shown us that both retail and institutional investors moved AMC Entertainment stock to higher highs in 2021.

Retail investors were able to successfully instill confidence in institutions as AMC’s share price began to rise.

Or is APE’s major decline simply a factor from this year’s bear market?

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AMC’s Preferred Equity ‘APE’ Falls Below $1

November 30, 2022 / Frank Nez

Market News: APE falls below $1 as short sellers suppress the stock.

APE is now trading below $1.

Short sellers have been able to attack AMC’s Preferred Equity through the use of overleveraged shorting methods.

APE recently made #1 on Yahoo’s “Top Most Shorted Stock List“.

The equity closed at $0.98 per share and fell as low as $0.90 on Wednesday.

Majority of the market pumped during JPow’s announcement but both AMC and APE finished red on the day despite above average trading volume.

APE had an exceptional amount of buying power reaching 62.8 million, it’s average trading volume is 16.2 million.

The manipulation of APE in the market has shareholders looking at the CEO.

Citigroup’s Ties with APE and AMC Entertainment

Citigroup APE ties. AMC Entertainment news + more.

AMC Entertainment announced that it would hire Citigroup to help it sell 425 million APE shares.

This comes from the movie theatre chain’s strategy to capitalize from its shareholders to pay down debt.

Shareholders have argued in the past that the issuance of APE should have been voted for.

AMC Entertainment was able to successfully and legally claim a fraction of shareholder’s hard-earned capital in order to keep raise cash.

While there are shareholders who are willing to give their entire paycheck to the company, others weren’t too happy with the move.

Now it’s been disclosed that Citigroup has been shorting AMC Entertainment for the better part of over two years now.

Citigroup’s 13F-HR filing shows the company has been selling shares while trading put options in the derivatives market.

Meanwhile, the bank has also been downgrading AMC’s share price and promoting it in the media.

That’s right, the partner that is helping AMC sell APE shares has also been capitalizing from shorting the company.

Shareholders Look to Adam Aron for Answers

While there are shareholders that have total trust in AMC’s CEO Adam Aron, there are others who simply want answers.

Shareholders are invested in AMC Entertainment in order to capitalize from the company, but it currently seems to be the other way around.

AMC Entertainment just launched their online merchandise store, which is incredibly bullish for the company as it allows them to venture into other income streams.

This however does not prevent certain shareholders from wanting answers on APE’s dilution and massive suppression in share price.

Still, majority of shareholders seem to hold on to the CEO’s statement when he said to not confuse his silence with inaction.

But I’m curious to know what you think.

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How High Can APE Stock Go?

October 10, 2022 / Frank Nez

AMC’s Preferred Equity (APE stock) has made it available for the company to raise cash instantaneously.

The company announced in September it would sell up to 425 million APE shares to pay down their debt.

AMC Entertainment has steadily improved fundamentally since 2021 when retail investors injected the company with liquidity to squeeze short sellers.

The movie theatre chain has acquired several new theaters, entered the crypto and NFT space, and has beat every quarter for two years in a row now.

Despite what mainstream media has portrayed, retail investors have not ditched the pursuit of squeezing Wall Street again.

The massive retail community who participated in the trading activity which caused AMC and GameStop to rise are now looking to squeeze AMC’s Preferred Equity, APE stock.

How high can APE stock go?

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What is APE Stock?

APE stands for ‘AMC Preferred Equity’ and is a tradable security in the stock market deriving from an AMC stock split.

Retail investors who held or purchased AMC shares before the stock split would be granted with 1 APE share for every AMC share they held.

The stock split was marketed as a dividend which confused many shareholders at first.

Some retail investors weren’t too pleased to hear AMC’s share price would be divided evenly between AMC and APE stock, but others viewed the split as an opportunity.

The main purpose of APE stock was to allow the company to capitalize from its shareholders during a time of need.

AMC Entertainment would need approval from shareholders to dilute the stock and raise cash, but not with APE.

APE would act as a pool of liquidity for the company to pull money from.

How is APE’s Value Determined?

At first, APE’s value was divided in half from the close of AMC’s trading price prior to the stock split.

Both securities’ value has been determined by market conditions since.

This means how high APE stock goes will highly depend on how much buying power the security receives from retail and institutional investors.

But the market in general has been tough for most investors.

Today’s bear market has only set lower prices for both AMC Entertainment and APE stock.

It’s fair to predict that APE’s value will see more downside before a reversal.

AMC Entertainment made a statement warning short sellers of severe losses that may occur in a ‘short squeeze’ scenario.

An APE short squeeze triggered by coordinated trading activity would result in huge gains for retail investors going long.

But the debate whether APE can squeeze in the first place or not has become a subject few within the retail community half touched topic on.

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