Good morning, how are we doing today? It is your boy trey, coming back again for another freaking video and we're going over the freaking amc exit strategy. This is an important video and i said that i would make this once i thought we were close to the squeeze and i really do think we are close there's way too many freaking things lined up right now for me to overlook. So it is time for me to talk about this freaking topic and you guys should be freaking excited, because this is some good good stuff, so we're gon na go over the amc exit strategy that i personally have. Obviously this is not financial advice.

I'm not a financial advisor nor experts take what i say the grain of salt. This is just what i plan on doing so uh. Let's just dig right into the video to start off with, i drew up a white beard, as always i like to draw something up at least once or twice a week, uh, whatever i get on microsoft, whiteboard, and this is a freaking character from one piece. I don't know if you've seen one piece if you have, if you haven't this dude is a legend.

I absolutely love whitebeard, and what gets me going about him is he's all about legacy and apes. My friends, my family, my fellow gang. We are writing a legacy right now. That will always stand the test of time.

People will make freaking movies about the eight movement that has been happening, so this just felt like a great tribute to throw in. So this is kind of a drawing that i've got pinned up for what i think is likely going to happen with the amc squeeze right, so it is going to be a bumpy volatile ride. We already know that right and i will tell you one thing for sure: nobody knows exactly how high this is going to go, which is why i have this strategy. This is my exit plan for the stock.

I plan on selling on the way down, and i've said that a couple different times that doesn't necessarily mean that you have to do it. It is a riskier way to do things, but i will present you another opportunity as well, if you'd like to do it that way. This is just my personal plan. You guys do what you'd like to do so.

I've got it drawn up here. Some ticks for prices and then each individual tick here you can consider a day right. So if you look at this you're going to see that it bumps up from 10 to 20, it might come back down. Gamestop definitely did that.

It went from 10 to 20 to 10 to 15 to 20 to 40 to 20 to 40 right, and it just keeps going up and down up and down. It's gon na be volatile. It's gon na be bumpy. It's the market right, but what you see here is that it's not a sustained downtrend for more than one two or three days right continuously going up.

You can see that we are setting in overall higher high higher low continuously right, and that is the whole point here. We need to maintain that upward movement and as long as we continue an upper trajectory, the the new high right, the ultimate high of the squeeze, is still on the table, in my personal opinion right. So what you're looking for? Is this you're? Looking for a break of this overall higher high higher low trend line, so if we continuously go up from 10 to 20 to 30 to 50 to 100 to 500, 1, 000, 2, 000, 5, 000, 10 000, it keeps on climbing continuously continuously continuously it's okay, if It dips for one day, two days three days as long as it continues on this upward trend line. What you're looking for is this a three to five day period of time where the stock trends down right? It's sending lower highs, lower lows and it's just continuously selling off, because this is not going to squeeze and then go from a thousand bucks down to 10.

In the same day, it's just not realistic. It's not possible. It's just psychologically think about how that would work right. That would mean that every single ape on freaking planet earth sells it at the exact same time, and that's just not going to happen.

You can't get millions 3.2 million retail investors to do that right. It's just not possible, so what you're looking for is a continuous three to five day period of time where this is trending down, and i am looking for this exact zone to sell off right and it's important to to kind of consider one thing here. So i already mentioned this trending lower highs, lower lows, right, you're, not going to time the top. This is super super super important now think about this.

Let's just hypothetically say that the top right here is gon na, be, i don't know twenty thousand dollars like i. I can't tell you what the price is gon na, be i don't know where it's gon na cap out, but what i will say is only a couple of people are going to catch that absolute top right. So on paper your unrealized gains. You might see that at one point in time, if you invested ten thousand dollars all of a sudden, you've got 100 million right, but the amount of people that are actually going to get that ultimate tip top is maybe a couple dozen or a couple hundred or Maybe a couple thousand if you're really freaking lucky so even though it looks like you've got, i don't know 10 million 100 million dollars on paper.

It's okay to walk away, knowing that you're, not gon na, have that ultimate high high top right think about it. If you're going to play blackjack, for instance blackjack, i i used to play all the time and some days you go in there, let's just say, with 100 bucks and i make 10 grand at my height, but i might walk out with six or seven thousand because It's impossible to know playing blackjack that that's the most money that i'm going to make on the day right. It's all about having stop losses, stop limits, saying all right, i'm walking away with at least this much money, etc. Right, it's not possible! Like it's just it's! It's super super rare and difficult, and it's luck.

Purely luck to gets the absolute top of a stock, which is why i want to sell on the way down for a couple different reasons: right: you're not going to hurt the squeeze that way. Other apes, who may not hold as many shears, are going to be able to experience and enjoy the ultimate peak, the ultimate squeeze that we know that we can get with this freaking stock right, that's one main reason. The second reason is because the amount of risk selling on the way down is not that bad right. So let's say that your initial investment was a thousand dollars, two thousand five thousand ten thousand whatever it is, and you at your height hit a hundred million dollars in net worth.

Well, if you walk away with 50 million, are you really gon na be sad? Are you gon na be sad that you turned a thousand five thousand ten thousand dollars into fifty million dollars? No you're not you're, just not it's just it's nothing to be disappointed with in the least bit right, so so just know that selling on the way down is good for the overall apes. That's what i plan on doing right and it's going to help the squeeze reach its maximum potential. Now, if you don't want to do this, just know that there is risk and risk involved with selling on the way down right. What you can do is take a little bit of your initial investment off the top as it continues to run up, but the risk here is, if you take ten percent off the table here, ten percent off your ten percent off your ten percent off here right.

You might run out by the time it reaches the top right you might not have any freaking shares left so just know that you might be missing out on more gains. If you sell it on the way up, i'm not recommending that you do or don't either of these strategies right. I'm just telling you that the pro the pros and cons of both of these right, i think that you've got more upside and more potential to see the ultimate top of the squeeze if you sell the way down instead of selling on the way up, like i Said, though, it is entirely up to you and i think the most important thing about the amc exit strategy is, it is your decision, don't let people call you a paper hands, don't let people call you a shield, don't let people call you xyz right because at The end of the day we all have our own personal lives. You need to take care of your own financial situation and make sure that you're feeding yourself keeping food on the table and dude i mean if you, if you need to make a million dollars to be able to pay off your student loans to buy off your House to pay off your mortgage right to get your mom out of the hospital right think about that stuff.

The worst case scenario for me is that you, you and this squeeze didn't, sell at a point in which it would change your life forever and instead you walk away, knowing that you could have changed your life forever right. I just don't want that for anybody, so ultimately the decision is up to you. I plan on selling on the way down, but you do whatever you got to do to make sure that you are getting fed. You are taking care of your family and you've got the money to do whatever it is that you want to do in life, because, ultimately, that's what this whole amc ape movement is about.

Changing lives, generational wealth. That's all that i can ask for. So that's that's kind of what i want to talk about in terms of the actual exit strategy, but i wanted to take a couple of minutes here to talk about what you should do with your money afterwards, and this is honestly, i think more important than how Much money you make and it's because of this statistic right here, 70 of lottery winners go broke 70. Now.

Why would i bring this up because guys? This is your best chance at a winning lottery ticket that i've ever seen. This is playing the lottery. This is gon na, be some people who, who have never seen more than ten thousand dollars in their entire lives, are gon na be millionaires, some people that have never seen more than five thousand a thousand dollars a hundred dollars in their entire life are gon na. Be millionaires right and if you don't know what to do with that kind of money, you're gon na go looking around for that next spot that you can make that that next million dollars, or five million or ten million that next lucky lottery ticket.

But you don't wan na chase another lottery ticket, and this is my reasoning: why, right so, when you're not playing with a lot of money like a thousand dollars, for instance, it it's okay, in my personal opinion, to take riskier bets on that. That's why? When you're younger you're encouraged to play riskier stocks more speculative stocks, because you've got a lot of time for things to play out right and if you hit it on one lucky stock and you make a bunch of money, we're sitting pretty good. And if you don't make money on a speculative stock, it ends up going to zero. Well, all that you risk was a thousand dollars and you could put another thousand dollars into another riskier.

You know speculative stock down the road, so one percent on one k is ten dollars right. It's not a lot of money. Five percent is fifty and ten percent is a hundred. It's not a lot of cash right, but if you're playing with a million dollars, one percent is 10 grand 10 grand.

I mean that's a lot of freaking cash. 5 is 50 000 and 10 is a million. So you could literally just put a million dollars into freaking tesla and a good blue chip stock right and if it goes up 10 in i don't know a month two months you made a million dollars. You see what i'm saying.

So it's a lot different to play with a small amount of money and place safer investments. In fact, i personally that's why i take riskier uh, more speculative stock picks, or at least i did before amc, because i'm not playing with that much money in comparison to some who are working with millions right when you've got millions of dollars. It's okay to let off the gas pedal! You don't need to be so risky, because you have a lot more to lose with a million dollars than you do with a thousand, and you have a lot more to gain with a million dollars than you do with a thousand right. You'd have to put a thousand dollars into dogecoin and freaking ride that thing from december to now, in order to make as much as this guy played a million dollars for making tesla in a month, you see what i'm saying like it's it's it's incredibly incredibly difficult To turn a thousand dollars into a substantial amount of money with really really aggressive investing strategies, but it's very easy to make money with a million dollars with very minimal investing strategies right.

So my biggest piece of advice for all the newfound millionaires out there, all the people who run into a lump sum of money is don't chase. Another lottery right. You don't want to be. You don't want to gamble.

You don't want to play the lottery you want to invest when you've got this much money. It does not take a lot of work to make more money. Let your money work for itself right. You just have to secure that bag.

You have to protect your capital. Your liquidity, because if you lost this that's devastating a million dollar loss is substantial. I mean that really would kick you freaking straight in the gnards. So here's some examples that i have and i'm going to tell you my plan once i get my attendees printed from amc.

Etfs are great right, so if you don't want to manage your portfolio actively, you can put your money into i like arc, because i, like innovation, i like technology, i like green energy. I, like electric vehicles, i just like an idea of an improved better future for america right, so i like arc etfs, but there's lots of them out there. Just do some research dividends are awesome, especially when you're working with a lot of capital right so 18t. For example, pays out a pretty decent dividend.

I think it's like five or six percent. Don't quote me on that? I don't know off the top of my head, but five percent or six percent, even if it's just annually on a million dollars like i said five percent is fifty thousand dollars. I mean that's enough to freaking. You could live off that you could just put your million dollars into an att and live off the dividends for the rest of your life.

You could retire on that. I mean ideally so dividend stocks are great when you have a lot of capital as well, not as nice, when you only have a thousand dollars right because, like i said, five percent annually on a thousand dollars is 50 bucks. So when you have more money, you don't have to be as aggressive blue chip. Stocks are also a great example right, so you can play tesla.

You can play apple, microsoft, jp morgan, any banks. Well i don't personally like banks, but you do you. You know: blue chip. Stocks are great too, because you're going to average yourself, 5 10 15 a year on a blue chip stock and that's a lot of money when you're playing with a million dollars right.

So there's just some examples of some less aggressive strategies and ways that you can invest your money. This is my personal plan because i do like playing speculation, but i don't want to risk the farm when i have more money than i have right now right. So i even using 10 million as an example, because i currently own 3 500 shares soon to be about 7 000. Once i get paid here, i think on the 15th is when i'm supposed to get paid so either on monday or tuesday.

Next week is when you guys get to watch me double down on my investment, but i'm gon na have 85 of that in long-term stocks, which is about 8.5 million dollars - and there is, i shouldn't say - no possible way to lose that money, because the market is Unknown right there's a lot of things that we can't predict, but that is pretty much secured capital right. There's, there's not a very high chance of me losing that 8.5 million dollars, because it's in blue chip stocks right! It's in it's in your freaking tesla, your apple! Your microsoft, all the stocks that you know have proven success and that will likely continue to grow, albeit slow right, but that will continue to grow down the road. Ten percent of my capital, or about a million dollars, is going to go towards swing trades, so swing trades are a little bit risky right, they're speculative, and you can see that i kind of have this in order of risk level right. So the lower down on this list and the less money that i'm playing with is the higher risk right.

So i'm going to risk about 10 on swings because it is a little more risky than long-term investments. This is gon na be stuff like uh, like i don't wan na, say microvision, because i view that as a long-term stock but stuff like maybe zometica or ide x or uh ctrm stocks that have momentum, you can ride that momentum for a month. Two months a week, six months, whatever it ends up being, but they're still risky right, and if you lose that million dollars, it will hurt right, but that's why we're not putting 8.5 million into it. We're securing the majority of our gains right next is gon na be day trades, so four percent is going to be allocated to day trades.

For me, with 10 million dollars, i'm not going to risk more than 400 000 at any given time on a day. Trade and that's because day trades are extremely risky, they're volatile they swing up and down points and points and points within minutes, sometimes seconds right. So i'm not going to risk more than 400 thousand and i view options as the most risky amongst all of these different investments. And that is why i'm only going to invest 100 000 or one percent of my portfolio into options.

And i think this is really really important, because, if you're wrong on options, you can lose all that premium and then you're never going to be losing more than one percent of your actual net worth. If you are wrong on your options picks. However, if you're right on your options, picks, one percent of your portfolio can increase the value of your portfolio by like 10, which is a million dollars right. If you have a solid freaking options play, let's just say i put a hundred thousand dollars into microvision.

When i was at 12 10 bucks, i got those 12 strikes. I could turn that 100k into freaking, 5 million very, very, very, very, very easily. I know some people are like a thousand or 1200 on those microvision costs right, so you don't have to risk a lot of money, but you can make a lot of money with options. So that's kind of my personal plan.

What i'm going to do with my fresh attendees when this freaking lemon is squeezy squeeze and uh? You guys do what you want to do, but i want to give you an example of what i think is a smart and intelligent way to manage your money, because this is the absolute god, honest truth. I do not want anybody out there, not a single one of my viewers, not a single one of the apes, who are part of the gorilla gang to make this money and lose it. Please please, please do not do that right. There is absolutely way more risk way more money to lose on the table after this is done, so don't go chase another lottery ticket.

Please make those small gains right. You get. You get eight 10 games in your portfolio and you double it. 12 of those you triple it, you don't need to chase those home runs anymore right.

You can just stack these small 10 gains. I mean think about this. Eight 10 gains on on uh. What is this? Well, it's supposed to be a hundred thousand, but you get my point, i'm terrible at man.

Okay. So this is a hundred thousand, not a million, but the point still stands right. You get. You get eight ten percent gains on a million dollars and you have two million dollars.

You get 12 of those. Now you have three million dollars right. It does not take much so that's kind of what i've got for this video today. Hopefully you guys enjoyed it.

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