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Yeah I ain't leavin' guys. Been through a lot over the past 2 years. But we still have each other. I bought shares in the $40, $50 & even $60 range. $AMC $APE #ApesTogetherStrong
#AMC
CanadianBro π retweeted
If hidden short positions do exist, short sellers will have to reduce their risk as $AMCβs share price recovery puts increasing pressure on shorts.
AMC could use its remaining 140M shares at higher prices to eliminate its corporate debt.
ATH isnβt a question of IF, but HOW HIGH
Imagine $AMC hits $30, issues 140M shares, raises $4.2B and virtually eliminates ALL corporate debt.
No more corporate debt interest payments. Stronger free cash flow. Healthier balance sheet.
Wall Street reprices AMC and shares potentially reach NEW ALL-TIME HIGHS! π₯π₯πππ
CanadianBro π retweeted
Weβre millions whoβve proved weβve got all the patience and perseverance in the world, and are also experts in buying and HODL:ing $AMC.
Weβre getting there!
#AMC #AMCNOTLEAVING
CanadianBro π retweeted
π¨ WARNING: SOMETHING EXTREMELY BAD JUST HAPPENED!!
New macro data just dropped and itβs FAR WORSE than anyone expected.
99% of people will lose everything.
Not because of a recession.
Not because of another banking crisis.
Not because of the U.S.-Iran war.
The REAL danger is silently unfolding behind the scenes.
And it begins with sovereign debt, particularly U.S. Treasuries.
Bond market instability is accelerating.
The MOVE index is climbing, signaling growing stress behind the scenes.
Bond markets don't react to headlines alone.
They react when liquidity disappears and funding conditions deteriorate.
And today, 3 major financial issues are approaching simultaneously:
1οΈβ£ UNITED STATES
In 2026, America faces enormous refinancing requirements alongside record government deficits.
Debt servicing costs are climbing.
Overseas Treasury demand is weakening.
Long-term bond auctions are showing increasing signs of stress.
Less demand.
Higher borrowing costs.
Tighter liquidity.
This is precisely how a funding crisis starts.
2οΈβ£ JAPAN
Japan remains one of the largest foreign holders of U.S. Treasuries and a critical pillar of global carry trades.
The BOJ is already tightening policy.
Japanese investors are forced to liquidate foreign assets, including U.S. bonds, stocks and ETFs.
At the same time, a Japanese stock market crash will accelerate global risk aversion and trigger further selling.
Japan won't just feel the shock.
It'll transmit it across the global financial system.
3οΈβ£ CHINA
China's debt crisis is becoming impossible to ignore.
Its property sector, local-government financing problems and weakening domestic demand are creating enormous pressure.
The recent 45% collapse in the Chinese stock market has already weakened confidence.
China will become another major amplifier of global financial stress.
And the trigger doesn't need to be spectacular.
One failed Treasury auction could be enough to expose everything.
We've witnessed similar events before, including the UK bond crisis in 2022.
But this time, these issues are interconnected across multiple major economies.
The chain reaction will be brutal:
Bond yields explode again β Dollar surges β Liquidity evaporates β Global equities collapse
Then central banks intervene.
Emergency liquidity β Currency swap lines β Balance sheet expansion
The immediate panic stops, but the financial system becomes flooded with extra liquidity.
Real yields decline β Gold surges β Silver follows β Commodities rally β The dollar eventually weakens.
The next inflationary wave begins.
the 2026β2027 cycle will be a defining period for global markets.
The biggest threat isn't one isolated economic crisis.
It's multiple financial pressure points reaching breaking a point at the same time.
The warning signs are already here.
The time to pay attention is NOW.
I've spent over 12 years studying financial markets and calling nearly every market top and bottom.
The next few weeks will separate those who are prepared from those who will lose everything.
Follow and turn on notifications.
Many will wish they had paid attention sooner.
CanadianBro π retweeted
Robinhood is tokenizing securities β in a way that's illegal in America by doing it from an island thousands of miles away
They don't give a shit about retail investors
CanadianBro π retweeted
No, we will never stop covering AMC. Around 60% of our audience consists of $AMC shareholders.
We went to war with some of Wall Streetβs biggest juggernauts over this stock, challenged powerful institutions, and helped set off a domino effect that contributed to the downfall of certain CEOs.
Our silence on AMC should never be mistaken for a change in our position. We simply have no interest in repeating ourselves over and over again. Weβve predicted AMCβs recent successes on numerous occasions, so none of this comes as a surprise to us.
Weβve maintained for years that betting against AMC over the long term was a losing strategy. Those who underestimated the company and its shareholders may now be learning that lesson.
Our message to retail investors remains unchanged: Pay attention to how your trades are executed. Avoid brokers that rely on payment for order flow (PFOF) whenever possible. Donβt assume that commission-free trading means youβre getting the best execution.
We encourage retail investors to consider brokers that offer direct exchange routing and greater transparency over how orders are handled. Understand where your orders go, who benefits from their execution, and whether your brokerβs interests truly align with yours.
We havenβt abandoned AMC. We simply donβt feel the need to repeat what weβve already said.
CanadianBro π retweeted
Replying to @KobeissiLetter
This shows how heavily manipulated the stock market is. It is detached from actual market fundamentals. It is based on multi trillion dollar investment firms making trades.
CanadianBro π retweeted
Iβll always hold these words by @CEOAdam AMC
βThe shorts will leave, when we fix the balance sheet, the fundamentalsβ
Something to that end
We are ON this ship now, and ready to start sailing. All the holes are repaired, and brand new sails.
Time to enjoy the ride. Paytience
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CanadianBro π retweeted
Apple, Boeing and Home Depot are the latest companies to object to having their stock tokenized on OKXICE, the planned 24/7 trading venue from OKX and NYSE owner ICE, per Fortune.
54 of the 62 companies on its first list have now said no, up from 33 a week ago. That leaves just 8.
Under the SECβs rules, the venue canβt trade a companyβs tokenized shares if the company objects, leaving the project, co-chaired by former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, βon life support,β per Fortune.
CanadianBro π retweeted
Breaking π¨ 54 of 62 companies just OPTED OUT of having their stocks tokenized
They all know that tokenization allows higher levels of stock manipulation
CanadianBro π retweeted
A pilgrimage to our Flagship, all the way from Tampa, FL!
I π€ @AMCTheatres π―
CanadianBro π retweeted
AMC CEO Adam Aron says the movie theater giant has finally "recovered" from its pandemic-era struggles.
The company reported $1.7 billion in total revenue in the third quarter, up 31.6% from a year ago, while adjusted EBITDA surged from $122.5 million to $347.5 million.
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On our earnings call this week, we were able to point to dramatic increases in AMCβs Adjusted EBITDA, that we are currently free cash flow positive, and that 97% of our debt maturities have been extended to 2031 and 2033.
This means that we no longer need to talk about the trials and tribulations of the past six years. Instead, we will be focusing on all of the many growth opportunities and high IRR projects in our sights and which we can pursue to stimulate increases in free cash flow going forward.
Welcome to the stress-free world of industry-leading and abundantly-recovered AMC Entertainment.





























