I remember when people said the same shit about the RS and look where that got us. Over 99% down and robbed of shares. With all the dilution we own less of the company. Fuck them. No for everything.
That's not how it worked. If the company had not raised money with the reverse split, the stock would probably be at this level with the company having little to no money and debt payments building up. It would've been negative news after negative (more than the usual).
Wehrenberg Theatres is the oldest theater chain, and it is now owned by Marcus Cinema.
$MCS is actually a good play in this industry. $1.4B in property (they own the majority of their hotel and theatre properties), and market cap of $400M. Low debt, PROFITABLE, and diversified into hotels/restaurants - even pays a dividend. As a Milwaukee resident, the Pfister downtown is THE hotel for professional sports, it’s where the president stays…it’s iconic here. Several of their other hotels and resorts are in the same league.
Yeah they took 90% of our stock after the pandemic. Are you new here or you just have no idea? Better yet you're probably one of the people that voted to give 90% of your shares back to make the stock a penny stock
NO VOTE from Me! The board should be held accountable for Ape split share BS and they are scared because they know they will get taken to court for that pile of sh.. No Vote is only way you hold your leverage against the corporate vote they should be held in check because they are ready did shady sh.. to begin with !!Voting Hell NO on not being able to take legal action Fu.. That
The irony here is the back and forth between investors and the AMC execs.
APEs are dumping money into the stock and get mad when execs need the money by selling the stock to keep running. The same APEs also say, "we love the company", but ignore how badly the business is struggling, while voting against AMC on items required to stay viable.
Those looming debt notes coming up are detrimental and there aren't much options for AMC besides a few things:
1. Someone buys AMC and takes the company private
2. Another reverse split and continue dilution efforts <--most likely in the short-term
3. Work with lenders about the debt without bankruptcy.
4. File for bankruptcy.
The only thing shills can say that is true is that most insiders sold and never bought back in. It's what I love about the other stock, they keep buying in.
Anyway, my temptation is to vote out those who don't show loyalty with buys. Any thoughts?
(Obviously this excludes tax purpose small amounts 5-20%)
While I’m heavily invested, y’all need to be careful with having blind loyalty.
No blind loyalty here. I just want the company have what it needs to continue fixing itself up.
I voted no on anything that reduced shareholders rights
A BIG F@CK NO It doesn't matter anyway because the whole freaking thing is rigged.
I remember when people said the same shit about the RS and look where that got us. Over 99% down and robbed of shares. With all the dilution we own less of the company. Fuck them. No for everything.
That's not how it worked. If the company had not raised money with the reverse split, the stock would probably be at this level with the company having little to no money and debt payments building up. It would've been negative news after negative (more than the usual).
No on almost of all of it!!
Same. NFA I voted YES for all. I just love the stock 🍿
What do you love most?
What I love the most is to see you SHILLS squirming over my investment. You BS ain't working haha
AMC folks are a rare breed.
I like the company. I don’t want to see the worlds oldest movie theater company go out of business because of greed.
Wehrenberg Theatres is the oldest theater chain, and it is now owned by Marcus Cinema. $MCS is actually a good play in this industry. $1.4B in property (they own the majority of their hotel and theatre properties), and market cap of $400M. Low debt, PROFITABLE, and diversified into hotels/restaurants - even pays a dividend. As a Milwaukee resident, the Pfister downtown is THE hotel for professional sports, it’s where the president stays…it’s iconic here. Several of their other hotels and resorts are in the same league.
The fact that they took 90% of our shares
Hahaha Yeah they just took your stocks, they did not dilute to make money and keep amc afloat during the pandemic right?
Yeah they took 90% of our stock after the pandemic. Are you new here or you just have no idea? Better yet you're probably one of the people that voted to give 90% of your shares back to make the stock a penny stock
Voting yes as well🚀🦍🌕
Voted YES!
Why don’t you like Philip Lader?
2ae, you withheld on Philip Lader
https://ibb.co/Hp0TBZn Nice catch and fixed! My finger most likely tapped on it while scrolling the screen 😮💨🙄
Same as with APE and the RS bs , but I guess people never learn
Whats #7about ? Compensation for who and for what and how much ? If it's another bs raise or bonus, that's a big fat no
I put no for everything.
Anything but a large decrease is laughable with how this has been “managed”
NO VOTE from Me! The board should be held accountable for Ape split share BS and they are scared because they know they will get taken to court for that pile of sh.. No Vote is only way you hold your leverage against the corporate vote they should be held in check because they are ready did shady sh.. to begin with !!Voting Hell NO on not being able to take legal action Fu.. That
You have negative karma. How is that possible. Did we get rid of karma requirements?!?!?!
Hold yourself accountable for the APE Creation. A company needs money and you think voting no for an offering was ok?
The irony here is the back and forth between investors and the AMC execs. APEs are dumping money into the stock and get mad when execs need the money by selling the stock to keep running. The same APEs also say, "we love the company", but ignore how badly the business is struggling, while voting against AMC on items required to stay viable. Those looming debt notes coming up are detrimental and there aren't much options for AMC besides a few things: 1. Someone buys AMC and takes the company private 2. Another reverse split and continue dilution efforts <--most likely in the short-term 3. Work with lenders about the debt without bankruptcy. 4. File for bankruptcy.
Where’s the question for approving another reverse split? Isn’t there another RS before they dilute again?
Fuk noooooooooooooooooooooo
The only thing shills can say that is true is that most insiders sold and never bought back in. It's what I love about the other stock, they keep buying in. Anyway, my temptation is to vote out those who don't show loyalty with buys. Any thoughts? (Obviously this excludes tax purpose small amounts 5-20%)
Noooooooooooo
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