AMC STOCK TO ISSUE DIVIDEND IN FORM OF PREFERRED SHARES!!

AMC ENT Reported earnings after the bell today with these being the numbers:

EPS:

Expected: -0.19 & -0.22

Reported: -0.20

REVENUE: Expected: 1.16B & 1.18B

Reported: 1.17B

AMC Ent also announced Thursday they plan on issuing a dividend to all retail investors and all shareholders in the form of preferred shares to all investors. They plan on issuing this ‘Dividend’ to all shareholders in the form of equity units under the symbol APE. The Apes have been waiting for something as amazing as this for some time now, and the question now is, will this be what it takes to finally squeeze the shorts out of their positions!?

The shareholders are going crazy off this dividend alert! Starting august 22nd #AMC will be paying out a special dividend in the form of shares trading on the NYSE under the symbol APE

ADAM ARON WEIGHS IN!

1. In this important “Tweetstorm,” a dozen messages explain a bold step. In addition to releasing today our handsomely improving second quarter 2022 earnings, we also broke out the 3-D chess board and got creative. A big move that addresses so many of your asks. TODAY…WE…POUNCE

— Adam Aron (@CEOAdam) August 4, 2022

ADAM Aron is getting bombarded by questions and concerns about this AMC Dividend. Aron has made it clear that him and the AMC team were prepared to pounce and pounce they did!

WATCH OUT FOR MAINSTREAM MEDIA FEAR MONGERING

AMC investors are not naive when it comes to the mainstream media’s narrative regarding meme stocks. Mainstream media outlets are embarrassingly trying to convince meme stock retail investors that they need to sell now and get out while they can, and that meme stocks have no chance to survive. However, retail investors continue to not flinch with their fear mongering tactics. AMC retail investors are well aware that News Corp owns Barrons, MarketWatch and DOW Jones Newswire, and that they are also the parent company of Wall Street Journal. Conveniently enough, CEO of Citadel Ken Griffin happens to own a portion of the News Corp Stock — which means that we have a significant conflict of interest. We know that Citadel Securities is one of the many financial institutions that has heavily shorted the AMC stock, so if CEO of Citadel Ken Griffin has stock in News Corp, then News Corp certainly has reason to push a negative narrative to AMC retail investors in hopes of benefitting Ken Griffin and Citadel Securities.