$AMC Entertainment (AMC.US)$ I just watched an interview wit...

I just watched an interview with the AMC CEO today, which lasted less than an hour. Many people question AMC's fund-raising. If anyone who has done in-depth research knows that the company's capital raising must be good for the company. Of course, the bulls hope that the company will no longer have economic problems, but they also hope that the company can survive the pandemic and make steady profits.

It should be noted that the CEO emphasized that the 20millionshares were originally intended as a reward for senior management, but senior management decided to monetize it and apply it to AMC's development and operation. It is a win-win situation for both the company and shareholders. The company will be more competitive because it has plenty of cash, and investors will no longer worry about the risk of the company going out of business. Moreover, the CEO confirmed that there will be no additional issuance this year, and that the current capital is sufficient for the company to operate or even expand mergers and acquisitions.

Therefore, as long as the company does not go out of business, the bears are for a limited time, and sooner or later they will be knocked out. If you watch Youtube, you will find that everyone is quite united. A short squeeze is also imperative; it is only a matter of time.

Those who write articles about company offers are either empty or sour people who can't eat grapes and talk about grape acid. Our investment in AMC was driven by short squeezing. No one cares about its fundamentals. If the company doesn't go out of business, the biggest fundamental aspect is, it can give the bulls unlimited room to play.

But this is a gamble, a huge gamble between long and short, so don't speculate on AMC with the money you use for emergencies. Earning money, retiring early, and losing money will not affect your life is the correct answer.

If you're afraid, go home; if you're not afraid to do it, it's over! AMC TO THE MOON!