@TrackerDebt @chefmasterd No government bailouts this time, we have Credit Unions and mom and pop banks! The end of all ISDA related Banks will be great for the economy, they are the biggest criminals. @NewYorkFed@NewYorkFBI @JeromePowellPPT
I've been holding AMC through the highs, the lows, and everything in between, and this was genuinely one of the best earnings calls I've heard. I'm proud of how far this company has come, and I absolutely love fighting for a company I believe in. It's never been just about the stock for me. It's about standing up for something worth fighting for, today and every day after. I'm damn proud to be an AMC shareholder, and that isn't changing. 🦍🍿❤️
#AMC #AMCApes
🚨🚨56 BILLION MADE FROM COUNTERFEITING THE STOCK MARKET
Ken Griffin isn't a talented businessman he is a master of counterfeiting and programming algorithms to do the dirty work.
Ken Griffin makes approximately 15 Million a day. 4 Billion a year and he produces nothing.
🚨🚨KEN GRIFFIN BLAMED RETAIL INVESTORS FOR WIPING OUT TEACHERS PENSIONS
🚨🚨GRIFFIN'S NET WORTH GREW FROM 12 BILLION TO 56 BILLION 🤔
Ken Griffin likes to blame Retail investors but if you look at the numbers the person who made the money was Ken Griffin.
He more than quadrupled his net worth in 6 years.
He has bankrupted many companies and shareholders to rapidly grow his net worth.
FEEL GOOD ABOUT THAT KEN GRIFFIN❓️
56 BILLION DO YOU NEED THAT MUCH CASH KENNY❓️
Against all possible odds, AMC has once again finished the day on 0.00% change on a 18.16M volume. (nearly impossible)
AGAIN.
They simply can't let it move up.
If they do - End GAME.
AMC TO THE MOOOOOON!!! 🚀🚀🚀
$AMC #AMC
After last night, Year 24 LeBron is now holding opponents to 26.5% FG.
They’re shooting 13/49 when guarded by him.
That ranks NUMBER 1 in the entire NBA. 🔒
With all the injuries lately, I need to say something. It’s about this guy LeBron James.
We talk a lot about LeBron’s longevity. His availability deserves just as much appreciation.
Through 23 seasons, LeBron played in nearly 88% of his teams’ regular-season games. That includes the years when he was still playing into his late 30s and early 40s.
For his first FIFTEEN seasons? He played in more than 94% of the games. Just 71 missed games in 15 years. Fewer than five per season. Just think about that.
And in Year 15, he played all 82.
Think about the combination that requires: extraordinary talent, an enormous workload, and the ability to keep coming back and doing it again. Year after year after year.
Longevity is remarkable on its own. Maintaining that level of performance while being available that consistently is something else entirely.
Whatever your all-time rankings look like, this part of LeBron’s career deserves its own standing ovation. Nobody will ever come close in that regard.