Originally Posted by MTG#10:
Because the latest Ortex data shows 30% of the float is owned by index funds, confirming what the apes have already known all along...illegal synthetic shares. It also confirms retail hasn't given up or gone anywhere, and are still bleeding money from hedgfunds with short positions.
Correction, he said retail owns OVER 90% of "the legally issued shares". Dropping hints without getting into trouble.
Sounds like selective hearing. If that was true, why would he be in trouble for saying it? And how would hinting at it not get him in the same trouble? [Reply]
Originally Posted by displacedinMN:
Lew, you need to pm me and tell me when to invest
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How aggressive do you want to be and when do you need the money? Not sure that prior short term bottom will last with how things in Ukraine are going. I'd wait this out a bit more.
Originally Posted by RunKC:
Worst pain for me was the shot on each nut
You aren't kidding. I could feel that!
Originally Posted by eDave:
I just watched my best friend fall to the floor with a heart attack today then surrounded and carted off my EMT. He's in an emergency room and is going to be OK and I've spent my entire day there.
He's worth a few million and almost got nothing for it. Slow down and spend what you worked to enjoy. I've been doing it for a couple of years and it's the best thing ever.
What a shit day.
Damn, sorry to hear man. There's definitely a balance between saving and living. [Reply]
Originally Posted by -King-:
Sounds like selective hearing. If that was true, why would he be in trouble for saying it? And how would hinting at it not get him in the same trouble?
Not sure how the rules work but I do know if he just came out and said there are synthetic shares he could get n trouble with the SEC for market manipulation, even if true. By throwing little clues like "retail owns over 90% of legally issued shares" that's probably not enough to constitute market manipulation. [Reply]
Originally Posted by eDave:
I just watched my best friend fall to the floor with a heart attack today then surrounded and carted off my EMT. He's in an emergency room and is going to be OK and I've spent my entire day there.
He's worth a few million and almost got nothing for it. Slow down and spend what you worked to enjoy. I've been doing it for a couple of years and it's the best thing ever.
Originally Posted by MTG#10:
Not sure how the rules work but I do know if he just came out and said there are synthetic shares he could get n trouble with the SEC for market manipulation, even if true. By throwing little clues like "retail owns over 90% of legally issued shares" that's probably not enough to constitute market manipulation.
So basically....you don't know what you're talking about and this is a wish list? [Reply]
Originally Posted by lewdog:
How aggressive do you want to be and when do you need the money? Not sure that prior short term bottom will last with how things in Ukraine are going. I'd wait this out a bit more.
Wait out before buying or selling? Asking because I currently have a decent amount (low to mid six figures) not in play right now, sitting in a holding account waiting to be placed somewhere. Was about to but then started seeing everything happen so figured I’d wait. Kind of hoping to be able to invest it while low. [Reply]
Originally Posted by -King-:
So basically....you don't know what you're talking about and this is a wish list?
The part you cherry picked about him dropping hints is pretty obvious but no I don't know for a 100% fact he didn't just accidentally throw the word "legally" in there. The rest of it I do know what I'm talking about because math. [Reply]
Originally Posted by MTG#10:
The part you cherry picked about him dropping hints is pretty obvious but no I don't know for a 100% fact he didn't just accidentally throw the word "legally" in there. The rest of it I do know what I'm talking about because math.
Originally Posted by MTG#10:
The part you cherry picked about him dropping hints is pretty obvious but no I don't know for a 100% fact he didn't just accidentally throw the word "legally" in there. The rest of it I do know what I'm talking about because math.
Which word didn't he throw in accidentally?
"Right now, there are several data sources to reconcile, but as best we can tell, we have about the same number of individual shareholders now as we had a year ago at this time, in the neighborhood of 4 million individual investors who care about AMC's future. If you exclude index funds who have no choice but to own and hold AMC shares, individual retail investors would seem to own more than 90% of our officially issued 516 million shares as of today. Indeed, as it is often said about AMC on Twitter, retail owns the float.” [Reply]
Originally Posted by -King-:
Which word didn't he throw in accidentally?
"Right now, there are several data sources to reconcile, but as best we can tell, we have about the same number of individual shareholders now as we had a year ago at this time, in the neighborhood of 4 million individual investors who care about AMC's future. If you exclude index funds who have no choice but to own and hold AMC shares, individual retail investors would seem to own more than 90% of our officially issued 516 million shares as of today. Indeed, as it is often said about AMC on Twitter, retail owns the float.”
My bad, he said "officially issued" not legally. Same fucking thing. :-) [Reply]
