AMC Apes Are Investors

Many critics doubt whether apes are holding or not. The legal statement by AMC CEO A.A. indicates that at the very least, apes still hold most of the shares, making the it dubious that a price could drop like it has without illegal manipulation using various methods that have been recorded by close monitoring and recording of trades and stats every day by apes.

Holding does not mean no one ever sells some stock, it means as a movement we are more dedicated to HOLDING or investing, than we are in trying to cheat the system by shorting or illegal trading. We would rather use the market as a legal investment system for wealth accumulation, like the long lost concept of “savings accounts”. Other meme stocks are related to AMC, and all have infiltrated Wall Street. Occupy Wall Street did not fail entirely, it actually got some of us Generation-X people to pay attention to how the game was rigged for the rich. Slowly over the years we kept noticing how Wall Street always got bailed out more than the majority of the population. After 2008 the economy never really recovered for most of us, and we have been in this spiraling depression ever since. Covid Crisis crashed the market, then the big business mega-companies got bailed out again, and this time we got a few pieces of cheese too.

Despite finally getting some bail out money, apes studied and learned how the sausage was made. Trade secrets are a real thing, and those using them make sure no one exposes their deal or “hand”. Critics say that all apes are kids given too much stimulus money, and dont know how to trade. Despite what haters say, some of us apes are over 45 and have graduate degrees and a few decades of experience studying economics and social movements with language etc. There are several blog articles on short position tactics to attack prices, and they generally include “ladder attacks” or whatever you want to call the technique of rinse and wash between two hedge fund traders at the lowest bid price, where they sell to each-other high frequency during a short period. There are only a few books written about short position trade methods because no one has even been allowed to talk about something as basic and real as “naked shorting” in corporate media until last year, and as methods get exposed they pick up new terms to use to explain what is going on. That is how most terms for tactics become a thing, is someone uses them first, only then do they catch on and get used in other sources.

AMC investment should be “golden” as our company purchased shares of a US gold mine company. The long term pattern change still looks the same to me, despite the set back since last Fall. AMC and GME are so popular they are important companies now, and despite the shorting are BONDs for banks now, because they know we are holding long term, we know retirement accounts are holding them, and we know treasury banks of foreign countries are holding AMC (and GME) too. Like with a bond from a bank, the value does not show until the bond comes to term after a period of time, i feel this is the same. AMC price (tethered to GME due to so many of the same players) will move up again when big players need to move funds and free up capital.

Summer to Winter, half a year they won battles, since we won a huge battle last summer, but it costs the economy too much to sustain them winning by shorting everything. the shorts owe someone for the shares they borrowed, it is not owed to us directly, but the indirect loan owners (brokers or market makers or whoever) will need to actually buy the “iou shares” back at somepoint to stop the stock market short-darkpool depression. Now this Spring at the end of March we are finally seeing some green again, suddenly on cold snap days.

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