Have you guys been to an AMC movie lately-its a ghost town when we go.

I don't see the fascination in this company saddled with debt and poor revenues??
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I've always liked the event of going to movie theaters, and even as a fan I could see that they were becoming dinosaurs even before covid. I don't see that changing.

On that note, I got a 50 inch TV this weekend to replace my 40 inch TV (all measurements are guesses - don't call me on it). Everyone on it is life size. It's like I'm in a room with these people. I'm looking forward to watching my first football game.
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Shareholders don't care about the company. They care about money.
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Yep, my wife and I like to go on Tuesday since we have the AMC stubs card. It is usually half-empty.

The quality of new movies is pretty poor right now too.
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You talked a family member into buying AMC in the 14's? Thanksgiving is going to be awkward...
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When the stock is sitting at $347 it really doesn't matter if it was purchased at $10 or $14
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The DOW, Nasdaq and SP all finished in the red today.
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Heh, I hope you're right man.
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Looks like another day of beat down.
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Sure does.

If buying on a bad open happens, that’s a good sign. We will see.
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My portfolios were just starting to slightly recover from the last beat down, in less than an hour they're almost right back to where they were last Thurs.

Meanwhile, crypto is tanking while lumber, gas and food prices soar. :-)
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Indexes fighting to go green. Good sign on intraday buying after another opening low.
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And that buying didn’t last long. Last hour could go either way.
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It wasn't a bad day overall I'll take it.
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Nice buying last hour. Nasdaq and S&P basically flat.

Showing signs of possible bottom before next wave up.
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