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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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AMC Short Squeeze – AMC Entertainment 2022 – AMC Stock Price – AMC Stock Squeeze
Will AMC squeeze in 2022?
The Fool thinks you should sell your stock, but retail investors aren’t budging.
Mainstream media who serve hedge funds in a conflict of interest have been egging retail investors to not buy the stock all of 2021.
If you listened to The Fool who told you not to buy AMC when its share price was low, then you would have missed out on a trade that went as high as 3000% in gains!
While the runup to $72 per share might have caused AMC’s short interest to drop to 14% from 20%, AMC’s short interest has now gone up to 21%.
Ladies and gentlemen, AMC stock has plenty of room for growth in 2022.
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Mainstream media wants retail to lose
It’s no secret the financial platforms who have been attacking AMC stock are tied together.
Will AMC stock squeeze in 2022? Game over short sellers | AMC Stock 2022 – AMC Stock Price
AMC has a high enough short interest to squeeze shorts from their positions in 2022.
Sitting at 21% short interest, it’s more than enough to get the price up well into the high hundreds of dollars per share.
Whether regulators will investigate naked shares, FTDs, and other forms of counterfeit shares for hedge funds to cover is another topic.
AMC will need momentum if it’s to see another massive runup in share price.
Furthermore, hedge funds will lead their customers into losses for the second year in a row if retail investors continue to buy and hold the stock in 2022.
AMC Entertainment stock has plenty of room for growth and mainstream media doesn’t want you to know it.
AMC stock is for the retail investors who are willing to take a little risk to multiply their investment through a short squeeze play.
A short squeeze play is a long commitment with incredible upside.
If you’re lucky enough to get involved in the ape community you’ll find yourself fighting for a fair and transparent market, where your voice means everything.
Reasons why AMC wont squeeze in 2022..
I’ve always been transparent with the community.
There are many of you who got in when I first began publishing the data early last year and are sitting on unrealized gains today.
And although AMC could have squeezed during various occasions last year, there are still things that can hinder AMC from squeezing this year.
Here’s a list of things that will refrain AMC from squeezing shorts from their positions:
Retail investors start selling AMC stock
Retail investors stop buying AMC stock
New buyers aren’t introduced to the stock or short interest data
The AMC community has not had a problem holding or buying the stock.
One of the biggest problems the community faces today is regulators not protecting retail investors against the predatorial strategies from hedge funds.
The community has always been a beacon for change.
Apes will need to voice market concerns to elevate awareness.
AMC stock had multiple chances to squeeze in 2021, however, hedge funds always found a loophole that would prevent them from reporting information, or trading stock in the lit exchange.
Market manipulation continues to be a threat to every retail investor in the market.
AMC Entertainment was on the brink of extinction, it was about to go bankrupt.
Hedge funds took this opportunity to overleverage their short positions in the stock, betting it would close forever.
Once retail investors got in and saved the company, the community uncovered a number of market manipulation tactics that allowed hedge funds to prevent the stock’s share price from soaring.
The fight for a fair market continues in 2022.
For the ape community, this is more than just a short squeeze play.
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Market News: HKD stock surges more than +20,000% after IPO
HKD stock squeezes from $13.54 per share to a whopping $2,521.72 per share in just two weeks.
The stock traded a low of $13.54 on July 19th, gradually growing in the coming weeks leading up to today’s massive price runup.
Brokers halted HKD where it stopped trading around $2,200.01 per share and then again at $1,800 per share.
The SEC then intervened and suspended the stock, something that happens due to serious concerns about the activity of a company’s stock, operation, or other financial information.
What is HKD stock and why did it have this incredible squeeze?
Let’s discuss it down below.
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What is HKD stock?
AMTD Digital, Inc., also known as HKD stock, was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Singapore.
AMTD Digital is the integrated digital solutions platform of AMTD Group, an Asian financial services centric conglomerate, per Crunchbase.
Headquartered in Singapore, AMTD Digital strives to build a one-stop, comprehensive, cross-market, innovative digital financial services platform.
AMTD Digital aims to leverage its scarce and comprehensive digital financial licenses and offer integrated digital banking, digital insurance, digital asset exchange, digital payments and remittance, and other digital licensed businesses across Southeast Asia and in the Greater Bay Area.
HKD stock caught the attention of investors after share prices soared to extreme levels in only a matter of weeks.
The stock is currently halted and suspended by the SEC as they investigate the price surge.
HKD stock IPO date
HKD Stock joined the stock market on Friday, July 15th where it more than doubled its IPO price.
AMTD Digital saw soared +142.59% out of the gate despite Friday’s volatile trading day.
The company had only raised $124.8 million through its initial public offering.
Its market cap soared past $407 billion in just two weeks since its IPO date.
Why did HKD stock go up?
AMTD Digital has a low share float of just 19 million shares.
That means when there’s overwhelming demand for the stock, and there are few sellers, the stock price goes vertical.
According to data from Fidelity, Tuesday’s top traded stock among its customer base was AMTD Idea Group.
Business insider says it looks like buying has been from retail, but I highly doubt that as Reddit forums have investors questioning why no one caught this.
If I were to take a guess, it was an institutional pump and dump.
I’d love to learn what you think.
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Redbox Stock outperforms the market
The stock market had one of the worst trading days in history today.
SPY stock was down almost 4% on Monday and the NASDAQ almost 5%.
Seeing the market today seemed unnatural – catastrophic almost.
But Redbox stock outperformed the market.
It closed today’s trading day with 55.3 million in trading volume from its average of 18.9 million.
Redbox has been exploding in the past month due to the massive surge of retail investors jumping in on this new ‘meme stock’.
It earns its ‘meme stock’ title due to Redditors discovering its incredibly high short interest, and short squeeze possibility.
Mainstream media is saying today’s rally was due to Redbox squeezing, but in order for us to track its short squeeze we’ll have to take a close look at the short interest data.
Will Redbox stock squeeze?
Will Redbox stock squeeze?
Redbox stock currently has a short interest of 225.59%.
This is massive.
But mainstream finance platforms say RDBX stock squeezed today.
We will have to keep an eye out on this short interest percentage to determine whether shorts indeed closed some positions.
You will know shorts began to buy back shares if the short interest drops significantly.
Otherwise, the price movement could have simply been from big buying pressure.
AMC Entertainment stock saw gains up to 3,000% last year when some shorts began to close their positions.
GameStop saw gains upwards to 1,500%.
Redbox stock has only seen some 430% gains so far and has a much higher short interest than what AMC and GameStop had.
Will RDBX stock squeeze?
Just like we saw with AMC and GameStop, heavy buying pressure all at once may trigger short sellers to close, initiating a short squeeze.
How high will Redbox stock go?
Reddit: How high will Redbox stock go?
Redbox has a high probability of reaching all-time high share prices.
The stock was hard to knock down despite the stock market heavily getting splattered.
While majority of the stock market was pulled down, Redbox stock finished the day green.
It’s always difficult to determine how high a heavily shorted stock such as Redbox will go.
This is primarily due to how many factors affect its share price.
The incredible thing is that it’s also costing short sellers a lot to short this stock.
RDBX has a cost to borrow of 636.42.
There’s no reason why anyone in the market should be able to short the stock this much.
It’s as if institutions did not learn from shorting both AMC and GameStop.
The short interest data in this stock is so high, there’s no doubt shorts will be getting burned on this one again.
I published an article on RDBX stock almost two weeks ago before it began to rally even higher.
If you’d like me to keep you posted on this ticker symbol, leave me a comment below.
Market News: Is AMC stock about to hit a new all-time high soon?
AMC stock’s last time all-time high reached $72 per share.
The stock had surged more than 3,000% last year when retail investors bought and held the stock, squeezing some shorts from their positions.
As a result, Citadel and others lost billions of dollars, and Robinhood lost all trust along the way.
Mainstream media continues to attack the retail community and stock in short and distort campaigns – where media and short sellers collude to drive the price of a stock even lower.
So, while AMC Entertainment has now paved a path to recovery, short sellers have not left.
And the data that stood out when AMC surged to $20 per share in January and $72 per share in June, points to another massive runup.
Is a new AMC stock all-time high underway?
Let’s discuss it.
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AMC’s share on loan reaches an all-time high
When AMC stock’s all-time high reached $72 per share, it had roughly 102 million shares out on loan.
These are the number of shares being loaned to short AMC stock.
But short sellers did not stop shorting the world’s largest movie theatre chain.
No – instead they kept shorting it.
Today, AMC’s shares on loan have reached an ATH of almost 180 million.
This means short sellers have more shares on loan that need to be returned than they did when AMC’s all-time high hit $72.
These shares on loan eventually have to be returned back to the lender, and the only way to return them back is by purchasing the stock no matter the share price.
Short sellers have sold all these shares high as AMC’s share price has dropped for months, with many new positions holding unrealized profits.
But they’ll eventually have to close their positions, returning the borrowed shares back to the lender.
And when they do, AMC will run like it did last year.
AMC to the moon
AMC to the moon – the concept of AMC reaching massive heights as closing short positions skyrocket the share price.
But just how high will AMC stock’s new all-time high go?
Speculation has always depicted AMC reaching thousands of dollars per share due to the incredible amount of synthetics conjured up to short the company stock.
Could this be an ongoing, but controlled short squeeze?
TA (technical analysis) shows AMC’s next all-time high can reach upwards of nearly $300 per share.
Is it possible that each year regulators are dismantling this time bomb in order to prevent massive market disruption?
It’s an interesting idea, yet a highly probable scenario given just how overleveraged financial institutions such as hedge funds are on these plays.
If AMC stock is to reach extremely high numbers per share, I can only expect it will happen in increments, rather than in one blow.
I’d love to know what you think.
How soon will AMC stock go up again?
The entire stock market has been on a freefall, and AMC Entertainment stock is no exception.
Despite its incredible negative beta, institutions have been able to suppress the stock from moving upwards.
I’ve stated in several articles and videos that the market situation is following the SPY and NASDAQ very closely.
It’s the way for those in control to keep the market together.
AMC began to move up in late March reaching more than $34 per share before it was regretfully halted along with GameStop.
The market has been keeping these ‘meme stocks’ in check during this incredulous bear market.
Despite the market manipulation, not all hope is lost.
Margin calls are looming.
And institutions are about to lose an incredible amount of collateral due to executive order 14032.
Lack of collateral will result in the same margin calls that triggered AMC to run in January and June of last year.
Only this year, the collateral haircut is much greater, consisting of 70+ companies rather than 30.
We will see how this plays out.
What is your prediction for AMC in the coming weeks?
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The number of shares on loan are at an all-time high meaning there are now more shares that have to be returned than there were during AMC’s run to $20 and $72 per share.
AMC has the perfect short squeeze setup.
And as the fee rises to short AMC stock, shorts will have to make the decision to either deal with it or close their short positions.
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Short sellers have dug a deeper hole
Why is AMC going up?
Short sellers have borrowed more shares to short the stock than they did back in January and June when the stock ran up to $20 and $72 per share.
These shares on loan eventually have to get returned back to the lender (by buying back the stock).
This buying pressure will create momentum, driving AMC’s share price up.
How high AMC’s next price runup goes will depend on how many shorts close their positions.
When AMC surged to $72 per share in June, it had roughly just over 100 million shares on loan and a short interest of 24% before falling to 20%, then 14%.
Today, AMC’s shares on loan have reached an all-time high of 173.61 million with a short interest of more than 23%.
As long as AMC has a high short interest, it’s a short squeeze play.
But there are just way too many factors to determine how high AMC’s next price runup will go.
The percent of shorts closing being one.
The more the short interest drops, the higher we can determine AMC’s share price will skyrocket.
AMC to $100? AMC to $1,000? AMC to $10,000?
AMC short squeeze price prediction
But what prices are realistic?
Theoretically AMC has incredible potential based on DD done by many intelligent retail investors.
Apes have created simulations allowing them to see a variety of price levels and possibilities, mainly calculating synthetic shares into the equation.
However, regulators have failed to address synthetics or hold institutions accountable to close these synthetics.
When a law is passed holding institutions accountable to close these synthetics, it will be EPIC.
AMC to $100 per share may only require some short closing.
We know this because of the ride to $72 per share.
Short interest dropped approximately 10 points from 24% to 14%.
14% is still a relatively high short interest, another 10 points from 14% would leave AMC with 4% short interest left – nearly done.
But doubling short covering doesn’t mean double the all-time high.
It could triple, quadruple or even 10X because of individual short positions in AMC.
There are just too many factors out there that limit us identifying exactly how high AMC’s next share price will go.
You may hold to any number you desire, but don’t burn yourself.
Keep an eye out on the data and have a strategy.
Creating a strategy
Every investor should have a strategy and have a plan to profit.
Your selling point will be different than another fellow apes’.
Don’t bag hold on the journey to $1MM per share – but rather accumulate the number of shares that will multiply your profit to a specific and desired goal.
In the end, bulls make money, bears make money, but pigs get slaughtered.
As AMC’s next price runup begins to take off, we’ll need to keep an eye out on the short interest (updated daily here) to identify whether it’s ‘the big one’, or merely small, short covering.
And as much as $1,000, $10,000, and $100,000 per share seems incredible, those things are out of your control.
My advice?
Don’t play the passive game.
Focus on what is in your control – increasing your multiplier and playing to win.
The community should throw out the question “how high will AMC squeeze?” and focus on profiting BIG and keeping an eye out on more price runup potential.
For example, AMC may have a big runup as executive order 14032 goes into effect next week, but the order may be amended (moved) shortly after.
If amended, this would mean AMC will have another price runup in the future where investors can profit from (again).
Everyone’s strategy will be different – just make sure you have one.
I’d love to hear your thoughts on the topic.
Leave your thoughts in the comment section of the blog below.
Ken Griffin accused the retail community of destroying teacher’s pension plans by taking down Gabe Plotkin’s Melvin Capital.
Melvin Capital is a hedge fund that was short on ‘meme stocks’ holding a large position in GameStop.
The company is scheduled to shut down in June after it had suffered a 50% loss in 2021, and an additional 20.6% in the first quarter of 2022.
Sources say Melvin Capital has already begun to liquidate its positions to pay back investors in cash.
In this Bloomberg exclusive, Ken Griffin plays a role of the victim, defending Mr. Plotkin and the hedge fund whose mission it was to bankrupt GameStop.
Ken Griffin’s Citadel is also short on AMC Entertainment – the hedge fund lost billions last year betting against retail.
Let’s discuss it.
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CNBC mourns the loss of Melvin Capital
CNBC says Melvin was one of the biggest victims from the meme stock frenzy last year due to its large short position in GameStop.
They say Citadel and Point72 had to provide Melvin Capital with a lifeline to stay above the water.
The hedge funds combined provided Gabe Plotkin with $2.75 billion in capital last year.
However, as things went south quick for Melvin, both hedge funds demanded the capital back.
Something Ken Griffin and his affiliates fail to mention.
Mainstream media has also danced around the fact that hedge funds planned to wipe American companies by overleveraging their short positions during the pandemic.
Success in doing so would delist AMC, GameStop, and other meme stocks from the stock market.
Betting against companies with intention to bankrupt them to the ground is no charity work.
It’s un-American and a nefarious practice that has dragged out for too long.
Ken Griffin blames retail investors
In the video below, Ken Griffin gives his thoughts on retail investors and the entire ‘meme stock’ phenomena.
Ken Griffin take on Retail Investors, today on Bloomberg TV
Ken Griffin takes a jab at the retail community saying retail investors who aimed to bankrupt Melvin Capital also wiped-out pension funds from teachers.
But Ken, retail investors don’t get up in the morning and think to themselves, “let’s wipe out a multi-billion-dollar hedge fund.”
Melvin Capital lost because he went against retail – the first time in history the people fight back corruption in the stock market, and win.
AMC shareholders continue to buy and hold the stock until short sellers exit their positions, which will result in a short squeeze.
Today’s retail investors are armed with education, they understand what they hold and what it’s doing to hedge funds.
While Ken Griffin and affiliates might be pumping a narrative as victims, high profiles such as Elon Musk, Jon Stewart, and Ryan Cohen have stood up against short sellers.
For the first time in history, Wall Street is getting their a** kicked, and these hedge fund managers certainly do not like that.
Hedge funds should prepare for bigger losses
Institutions are about to lose a massive amount of collateral due to executive order 14032 in early June.
This presidential order is prohibiting Chinese securities to be used as collateral starting June 2nd, 2022.
It was responsible for initiating margin calls when AMC Entertainment stock rose to $20 per share in January, and $72 per share in June of last year.
With liquidity drying up in global markets, it’s going to be quite difficult for hedge funds to keep up with margin requirements on heavily shorted ‘meme stocks’.
Massive selloffs in the market have proved just how distressed financial institutions are.
We’re seeing for the first-time hedge funds begin to shut down as they take the lead in liquidity burn.
Retail investors have been the majority of buyers in today’s markets according to Bank of America.
Hedge funds are headed towards a larger train-wreck of disaster they cannot get off of.
As they continue to tank the markets, margin requirements go up thanks to DTCC B16845-22.
Hedge funds have lost control.
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AMC’ shares on loan reach 157.87 million
AMC shares on loan – AMC short interest
The shares on loan of a stock are the number of shares that have been borrowed and have yet to be returned.
We see this data when looking the short interest data of a ticker symbol to determine how much of the float is being shorted.
So, what does this mean?
AMC’s shares on loan essentially looks like debt to short sellers because they eventually have to return these shares back to the lender.
These shares amount to approximately 21.88% short interest (updated daily on the blog).
This is a very high short interest percentage – something mainstream media will not talk to investors about.
AMC’s short high short interest is what allowed it to reach $20 per share in January and $72 per share in June of last year.
Hedge funds lost billions, which is why mainstream media has focused on scaring retail investors out of their money by pumping out ‘DO NOT BUY AMC’ content.
Nothing has changed this year except AMC’s shares on loan and short interest keeps climbing.
AMC’s short interest was only at 20% when it surged to $72 – it’s now close to 22%.
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