boydie63 not sure exactly what you're referring to or whether...

boydie63 not sure exactly what you're referring to or whether you're just taking the piss and being sarcastic or whatever...i don't know.

what i do know are 2 things:
1. my 2 lines of comment will in no way shape or form have any impact whatsoever on AMC's price action. this is the first time i visit the AMC thread and from what i've gathered, the gibberish i've so far read will likely have the same impact.
2. i have backed my call...in fact for a measly $1300 outlay, which is also my maximum risk, i have exposure equivalent to 20,000 shares to the downside...that's $294,000 and all i can risk from now until the end of may is $1300. a 5%-10% fall in the share price over the next 2 months and i'm easily making multiple times my money, while my max profit @ 1300 is about 15:1.

have a look at what AMC has done over the past 12 months every time it's hit these levels...5%-15% pullback within a few weeks. and if i'm wrong, well that's what makes a market right? you buy, i sell. i could probably get some of the $1300 back, move on and look for another opportunity. alternatively, i'll drop $1300 over a 2 month period on close to a $300k position...probably less than the carrying costs if you hold the stock on margin.

finally, i was also pointing out, as a service to long term portfolio holders, that if you feel the markets are a bit overcooked and you wanted to hedge out your position in the event that we see a leg lower, then there's some good value put options that you can buy out of the money, so let's say my call is correct and we do see a 10%-15% correction, then you would probably halve those paper losses by selling the put options and receiving real cash money in your account.

as i type, EU markets down 2%-3% and US futures are not as bad but heading in a similar direction.