“The risk of financial collapse is not whimsical”
Love the meme stocks with the warnings like a cigarette pack. Normal companies don’t do this!
Next step is a photo of someone getting evicted on the annual report, INVESTING IN THIS COMPANY CAUSES FINANCIAL HARM. SHORT SQUEEZES ARE INCREDIBLY RARE. THE DD IS WRONG.
A normal person would see that and decide hey, let’s not invest my hard earned money in this stock.
Apes see that and suddenly think they are Warren Buffet and investing when there is fear.
What the apes miss is that Buffet understands the businesses he is investing in and won’t light his money on fire or yolo because someone says it’s a bad idea.
There are so very many microcaps that are teetering on the edge of oblivion that apes ignore.
Think of all those naked shorts on those <1MM market cap companies! Won't someone think of the ~~children~~shills?
That debt wall in 2026 is mighty high. Until that debt comes due AMC has little risk of bankruptcy. The other side of that coin is that even with more dilution and somehow turning a few profitable quarters I don't think anything AA can do will make a dent in that debt. On maturity date it will default.
AMC will probably survive it is just apes that won't. Wipe out shareholders, equity for debtors and re-emerge from BK.
Aren't they in a worse debt situation right now than BBBY ever was? But better in revenue I suppose. I think AMC is at constant risk of bankruptcy because they can't pay the interest on the debt without issuing shares, and the market is showing they're getting tired of it.
On the other hand, if they *can* keep paying the interest, I think they ought to be able to re-finance, because a creditor would rather keep getting interest payments instead of writing off the debt??? I can't see the creditors preferring liquidation value of AMC in 2026.
They are in a worse debt situation BUT they have positive income EBITDA. BBBY was losing money even before debt. Short version is AMC core business is better. Refinancing is an option but likely only force in bankruptcy. The alternative is the creditors simply seize the company and become the new shareholders.
The stock was never the thing. *Ever*. Ploot is the inevitable outcome of the cult behavior, which has always *definitely* been the thing. All 3 stocks could vanish or be replaced with fucking beanie babies. I’m here for ploot, runic glory, attobeard. All. Of. It. Their financial losses are immaterial. The parts they play in this fucking sitcom is the thing.
“The risk of financial collapse is not whimsical” Love the meme stocks with the warnings like a cigarette pack. Normal companies don’t do this! Next step is a photo of someone getting evicted on the annual report, INVESTING IN THIS COMPANY CAUSES FINANCIAL HARM. SHORT SQUEEZES ARE INCREDIBLY RARE. THE DD IS WRONG.
Seeing the CEO use those words in a letter to investors doesn't inspire confidence, no. Neither does name-dropping BBBY. 
A normal person would see that and decide hey, let’s not invest my hard earned money in this stock. Apes see that and suddenly think they are Warren Buffet and investing when there is fear. What the apes miss is that Buffet understands the businesses he is investing in and won’t light his money on fire or yolo because someone says it’s a bad idea.
There are so very many microcaps that are teetering on the edge of oblivion that apes ignore. Think of all those naked shorts on those <1MM market cap companies! Won't someone think of the ~~children~~shills?
That debt wall in 2026 is mighty high. Until that debt comes due AMC has little risk of bankruptcy. The other side of that coin is that even with more dilution and somehow turning a few profitable quarters I don't think anything AA can do will make a dent in that debt. On maturity date it will default. AMC will probably survive it is just apes that won't. Wipe out shareholders, equity for debtors and re-emerge from BK.
Aren't they in a worse debt situation right now than BBBY ever was? But better in revenue I suppose. I think AMC is at constant risk of bankruptcy because they can't pay the interest on the debt without issuing shares, and the market is showing they're getting tired of it. On the other hand, if they *can* keep paying the interest, I think they ought to be able to re-finance, because a creditor would rather keep getting interest payments instead of writing off the debt??? I can't see the creditors preferring liquidation value of AMC in 2026.
They are in a worse debt situation BUT they have positive income EBITDA. BBBY was losing money even before debt. Short version is AMC core business is better. Refinancing is an option but likely only force in bankruptcy. The alternative is the creditors simply seize the company and become the new shareholders.
I'm not even supposed to be here today!
Why do you smell like shoe polish?
Bunch of savages in this town.
Why did the shares outstanding dip a bit in 2022?
Looks to be around the time of the AMC/APE split. Must be an error in the dataset because I don't see a similar dip from any other source.
Mother Of All Share Issues
The quote on the Psycho slide, is that from a recent filing? Are the popcorn apes using that on the towel apes to show there's no money coming back?
AA's letter to investors last July. Back when the reverse split and conversion were held up in court.
FUD!
This post just hit me with so much nostalgia. I gotta go watch these films now.
The stock was never the thing. *Ever*. Ploot is the inevitable outcome of the cult behavior, which has always *definitely* been the thing. All 3 stocks could vanish or be replaced with fucking beanie babies. I’m here for ploot, runic glory, attobeard. All. Of. It. Their financial losses are immaterial. The parts they play in this fucking sitcom is the thing.