Thread by @CringleKitten

(Part 1) Let's explore some things. $AMC

Disclaimer: Anything under this thread is not financial advice. All of this is based on my professional experience and content here are for educational purposes.

(Part 2) The squeeze is imminent. Technical analysis doesn't work. Prediction models are haywire and inaccurate. Fundamentals are out of the window. Ortex and S3 Partners aren't reliable.

(Part 3) Lately, I've read talks about the 2nd book system. It is real. The 1st book is held by the company registering transactions between a buyer and a seller. The 2nd book is for validation of such transactions between these two parties through a clearing house.

(Part 4) Every institution has a 2nd book system in order to peer-review transactions and to avoid accounting mistakes.

The real controversy is the order outflow when market makers taking their time to report their transactions from their 2nd book...

(Part 5) ...to the central stock exchange to update pricing on securities. Usually, they have to report these numbers within two business days to the stock exchange - part of standard procedure to clear and process out transactions for retail or in-line institutional investors.

(Part 6) The disruption comes from the willingness to withhold that information - giving enormous power to bad institutions to keep trading at all times, seeing orders in real-time while the rest are waiting for their transactions to clear out.

(Part 7) Currently, you see $AMC being traded in the 40$ range. You buy at market prices and they rake in billions worth of processing fees because they purposely withhold that hidden information from the 2nd book to update the price in a timely manner.

(Part 8) It wouldn't surprise me that meme stocks had already taken off - (we just don't see it right now but they do - and they try to mitigate that) and $AMC real price would be in the late hundreds, if not, within the thousand dollar bracket.

(Part 9) Consider these bad institutions are from the future by a few days time but they are already screwed and we, operating from the market price, are waiting for that outcome to happen eventually.

(Part 10) Words in the market are that the price of $AMC in the NYSE are more or less matching the average price coming from the Dark Pools. Being from the market side, we don't know what is being dealt under the table and the SEC is actively investigating into these order flows.

(Part 11) Now that you know this kind of loophole, the screenshot of that $1500 - nobody can validate that number. You can inspect the element of your browser and edit that number with HTML.

(Part 12) Just keep in mind that this $1500 could be a resulting glitch from the 2nd book system. The thing is we're speculating here. All smoke and mirrors until actual and admissible evidence under a court of law.

(Part 13) Spreading that number doesn't help the community at all without verifiable sources... just unnecessary hype with no factual foundation.

Cut the noise!

(Part 14) Because of that loophole due to the disruption of order flows coming from that 2nd book system, technical analysis is impossible with prediction models being useless.

(Part 15) We cannot rely on Ortex and S3 Partners as they report official shorted shares. By the time, the short interest hits zero - there is no certainty if these bad institutions have covered everything including synthetic shares.

(Part 16) The squeeze is a leap of faith believing the community would hold until they bankrupt these bad institutions, covering all shorted positions, There is no official metric to see if they have covered synths.

(Part 17) Stick to goals. People know the statistics. The unknown variable is what's being dealt under the table. We cannot control that. The SEC is looking into it.

Don't invite cops crashing into our party by taunting them.

(Part 18) Let the institutions bankrupt first. Cash out. Wait for due process. Not the other way around.

Have patience!