$AMC
(Part 1) Does this cat care about the story of Mudrick Capital Management, LP?
Nope.
(Part 1) Does this cat care about the story of Mudrick Capital Management, LP?
Nope.
(Part 2) Adam Aron is not intrinsically involved with the sales of 8.5M shares of the company. It was done through a purchase agreement by Blackwell Partners, an authorized issuer of shares.
(Part 3) It was effectively done from using an existing reserve pool of certified outstanding shares distributed by AMC. There was no dilution involved.
(Part 4) Adam Aron already has proof of disparity with speculated billions of synthetic shares circulating in the open market. Selling 8.5M in trading hours wouldn't make a dent into the current price movement.
(Part 5) Logically speaking, based on the numbers presented with short volume data and daily volume being exchanged, there is already a problem with the amount of shares. We apparently own the float several times over on what's officially reported.
(Part 6) As a matter of fact, retail investors ate those 8.5M shares like candy.
(Part 7) The CEO clearly knows what he's doing. Raising cash gives value to his company.
In return, it increases perceived value into the stock price giving incentive to retail investors into purchasing more positions - amplifying positively the squeeze.
Think about it.
In return, it increases perceived value into the stock price giving incentive to retail investors into purchasing more positions - amplifying positively the squeeze.
Think about it.
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