Well, it's plummeting again so maybe i'll buy when it dips below $10 lol

lol at anyone thinking theaters will come back. It's like a recession where half the jobs lost end up being the fat and are never coming back. BRB spend $30-50 on tickets, $50 on popcorn, soda, and candy, all for 2 hours of something you can stream for literally nothing. People are dumb, but they are rational-and the rational thing to do when you've done without something just fine for a while is to to consider keep doing without. Going to a theater now forces one to confront spending $100 over what you can easily spend $0 for the same thing....all for "the experience." LOL.

If I had money to play with I'd consider shorting anything connected to the movie industry. Maybe even Netflix. There will be a battle and they will be faced with rising costs and fewer and fewer new subscribers. I can't see how they can continue growing after the pandemic...at least in any way that can let them pay out the ass for schit like "Friends" lol.

How you gonna stream movies for nothing when movies won't exist if everyone streams them for nothing

meme stocks don't care about the future of the industry

they just trying to make money


also I go to AMC theatres on $5 tuesdays, I spend $20 tickets + popcorn and almost every other movie I get free popcorn with my rewards. So jokes on you and your $100 movie experience

Might not see $10 for a while brah. idk though these meme stocks are crazy

Ever watch old Wiley Coyote cartoons where he's running off the cliff....that delayed reaction. I'm just a miscer tho lol, what do I know?

If you wanna make a quick few hundred bucks, just watch bctx to go below $3, buy about 100 shares and wait until it hits $6-7 and sell. BCTX has been recycling this trend for the last year so safe to say it will happen again.

If you want good media, you need to support the industry by paying for it. If you don't want to pay for it, that media will disappear and you'll be chit outta luck

Renting or buying a new release through a service is $20+. I'll gladly pay $20/ticket for a VIP theatre and sit in front of a huge screen while waiters bring me food and booze, and I'll be in there as soon as theatres open up again

GME and AMC situations are completely different. GME CEO is a retarded muppet who sat on his hands while the stock moons without any sort of offering. AMC has a savvy CEO that is doing anything he can to keep the company out of bankruptcy i.e. cashing in on the ridiculous pumped market and doing it on the backs of the diamond hand stimmy boiz backs. Anyone who didn't cash out of their initial investment yesterday is a legit retard and shouldn't be investing. It's ok to play with the houses money, but always protect your initial capital. That being said BB is up next. I will cash out once it hits 30/share and buy more ETH and ADA with it since the crypto market i believe has seen its bottom during this cycle. The Stock market is overdue for a massive pullback or dare i say, crash.

Bought at $10 sold at $6. Story of my life 😂

Has Catbrah responded to these threads yet since he told everyone to buy it in 2020 when it was $3 and everyone LOLd at him. Did he become to rich to worry about posting on the Misc

He sold at the peak and is currently undergoing extensive medical procedures to transform himself into a lion/ovcharka hybrid.

You jake but that thought has crossed that tiny mind of his

AMC GME going back up. Lunch on me if GME hits $300.

Does tanking mean going up? Im confused.

Made a nice ~$1500 (before taxes) off of AMC. Then my Robinhood account got flagged for day trading. So I went through the hassle of cancelling margin (which would remove the day trading status), "downgrading" to a cash account, only to discover you HAVE to have a margin account if you want to use Robinhood to buy/sell options in general. Total BS that you can't do options with a cash account.

Only way to do day trading without blocks using a Robinhood margin account is to possess $25k or more in your stocks/liquid at all times.

Apparently other apps are the same way due to federal law.. if you have a margin account and you want to get into options, you can get flagged for day trading with blocks in place if you don't have the $25k minimum. However the other apps at least let you do options trading with cash accounts.

tl;dr

Margin is dumb. Only way to play options on Robinhood is to have a margin account, which leaves you vulnerable to the Day Trading policies and blocking. Use other apps to both avoid margin and gain access to options trading.

Imagine a tank, but upside down!