@elonmusk want your own social media platform? Look into lomotif and Bbig. Market makers trying hostile takeover. Not much money here would destroy shorts
@ProfitsTaken Gotcha . Makes senses . Just seems like a@clever way to make something look prettier then what it is. .and my puts go down . I have a few weeks but we will see . Iv crush so prob not profitable on this one
@ProfitsTaken I guess if u say 2 million subs projected and only lose 1/2 it’s a win? Can u give your thoughts ? U think this will hold . I am bearish on nflx
@ProfitsTaken Makes me also curious on Wynn? Yes I understand China but if u figure just the us property value alone right now then it is higher than SP. i would love u to share insight as I can’t figure out Wynn except for the China concern lol
@ProfitsTaken While I am a Cramer fan I do think Dis is undervalued here. Streaming is a small aspect. Even parks r just a fraction. Movies . Merch. Cruise. Parks. Marvel ect. Inflation is on rise so why wouldn’t the real estate they own be up astronomical?
@TendieBaron I hold both. both have been manipulated. GME is the GOAT but AMC is still part of family. To me if you hold both or one then you are standing up for financial freedom and free markets. I would not cause infighting. Together everyone achieve more fyi
@CGasparino @TaraBull808 lol Fact is he can't say anything about synthetic shorts legally and you know that. looking back at your 21 put option strategy u should really learn how those work..if you were not so focused on AMC maybe you could actually do some good journalism. maybe
@PeterSchiff U really r this out of touch ? His country is being invaded, women and children being killed, bombings daily, living in a bomb shelter and u bring up a suit?? Your comment shows exactly why U would never be a leader
@CGasparino always grasping for attention to be relevant. I get it. the more negative you are on AMC the more attention you get. Its like another 7 year old. U focus on the few apes but don't report the true story. PFOF is just one prob of a broken market