Hey guys tell me tell me, tell me, come on, we need to know what do you think of this freaking outfit flower, shorts, vegeta, pink tank top? How can you get any better than that baby holy toledo? What is up everybody, i'm gon na trace through and don't skip class. I like your preference by saying that i'm not on financial advisor experts so take away the grain of salt, let's get into the video. So today, my friends, my family, i feel like really getting amc down about 2.42. I'm gon na give an update video this weekend, more specifically on the technical analysis, the vortex data, the short value percentage ratio, all that sort of stuff more.

So what i want to talk about today is two main broad concepts. I want to talk about why amc right? I want to talk about why i think the apes gravitated so heavily towards this stock, and then i also want to talk about directing your emotion, your anger, your frustration, the things you feel about the way this plays out on a given day towards a source right, Not necessarily in terms of uh, you get to choose that. It's not my decision on what you do with your emotions and your time and your feelings and stuff, but i think it's important to realize that so starting off. First and foremost, i want to talk about why i think amc is what it is right.

I've heard this question a million times from mainstream media financial media. Different people on twitter, different people on youtube, couldn't have been any stock. Could any stock be doing? What amc has done? Creating the eight movement? Thank you. You know, thankfully, to gamestop, which led the weight paved the way, and i think game stops in the exact same shoes, right, amc and gamestop.

What they have is an it factor. There's unquantifiable aspects of these companies that drive people to love them: historical, cultural, sentimental, emotional, the things that those companies made people feel is what really drives them to like the stock to like the company. Now get this. You have a historical cultural company.

Just you know, like amc or gamestop, and you've got big hedge funds, big firms, big market makers, yadda, yadda yadda. You know the whole spiel they decide they want to bankrupt these companies, who would short game stop over 100 of the overall flow amc very likely having a pretty high monitor interest in comparison, what's actually even reported to the general public, just based on the things that We know, but still because of the fact that it's historical cultural has sentimental value. It's provided feelings for people, i mean ultimately, that's what amc is. I had my first ever kiss the names of movie theaters.

I i experienced things in those movies like this. Is a memory i always remember. I watched teenage mutant ninja turtles with my old man, pops right, my step-dad, who passed away five years ago and i'll never forget how cool it was to watch that i'm watching iron man in the theater for the first time. I remember my dad saying i can't wait until the freaking avengers come out right.

That sort of stuff. I mean that's incredible, that's the sort of thing that, like i always remember, it's the it factor. It's the piece that you can't quantify and people bet against, that they bet against the big firms. These big guys bet against culture, history, americans, right, that's! Ultimately what this is so to lead that, to a certain point, do i think amc could have been any company.

Absolutely not because it has the it factor, it has the wow. It has the the thing that you can't put a price to a number to it. You can't just you can't quantify it's not tangible right, it's things that just exist, and they are what they are because of the way the country worked and built itself, which leads me to this anger. Frustration what drives this trade and the entire ape movement derives from frustration towards big firms manipulating committing to fraudulence financial treason, whatever it may be, towards companies such as amc and gamestop.

Even though they've been a piece of american culture amc for over 100 years gamestop for decades i mean i've, i've been at gamestop a million times. It's like a kid in a candy store. Man, amc kid in a candy store man. I love that stuff and that anger and frustration is directed towards these people right.

Remember: the retail investors. 80 of this company is owned by retail investors, so you've got two options here. You think to yourself i'll. Let you answer this yourself, i'm not here to do that, for you, two things are driving the price down in the last month or so is it ape selling the stock or is it an outside factor and a y variable right there's two options here? Is it a little bit of both? Maybe right, obviously we don't have to vacuum four million people.

We can't speak for every single person on planet earth, but i like to think the majority of people like the stock right. So where do you direct your aggression? Your anger, your frustration on any given day, because that's what this is about right, the price being psychological, this message being exactly what it is. This is the trade that you're playing the frustration, the anger all of these emotions that you feel drive that towards the source of the problem, the people themselves that cause these issues. It's not an individual person on twitter.

It's not an individual person on instagram youtube, whatever it might be. It's these big, it's the hedge that commit to freaking all these problems and systemic problems like failure to deliver and making sure it's selling, high frequency trading and market collusion, and all these broad concepts that do what is happening to amc stock right now. Remember that remember what this is don't forget if this is what you're in for right, you're in it for the ape movement, you believe in the stock, because of exactly what i just talked about, whatever reasons you have you're, why your conviction, your thesis behind the trade? Remember that come back to that thesis because, ultimately, conviction is what pays off in the end. Conviction brought people from five dollars to 72 and conviction to me is gon na bring people from 32.

You can't see my freaking chart right now, but from 32 dollars to the new highs right. Remember that that's what i've got for this video, so blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah catch on the next one. Titan come here, buddy come here. You got ta say goodbye, you got ta say goodbye.

Come here come here there you are you crazy chicken goodbye for me and titan titan's feisty. He actually messed up my freaking monitor. Today. Thankfully, i think i got some new ones coming in they're actually here, but i'm waiting for a amount to come in, but he freaking destroyed this thing.

He i don't know how he did it, but he knocked over my monitor when i got off work. I came back and i saw i was just freaking shattered, so hopefully we're able to fix that it won't be a problem, the next one, but catch your eyes on the next one, much love light taps always and peace.