I want to extend my highest praise to Paul Atkins, Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, for the wise decision — perhaps a better characterization being the brilliant decision — he announced today on behalf of the SEC about Stock Tokens.
The SEC granted a five year period of experimentation on this topic in U.S. markets. In doing so, the SEC laid out some inviolate and unequivocally annumerated conditions:
The SEC highlighted that “Investor Protection Is Not Optional.” The SEC clearly laid out that even as it puts forward an “Innovation Exemption,” the SEC has an implicit right to govern on this issue. This means that at least within the U.S., there is an underpinning that appropriate regulatory bodies can regulate
as they think is needed. I believe that over the last full century, investors have best been protected when U.S. regulatory bodies have been involved and U.S. securities laws have been applicable. Thank you, SEC.
The SEC also emphasized that there can be “No Synthetics.” Any such Stock Tokens must carry full voting and dividend rights. No synthetics is such a vital and basic concept. Thank you, SEC.
Also of crucial importance, the SEC mandated that “Issuers Can Object.” It said that issuers of stock must have the opportunity to object and prevent their security from being trading on a Tokenized Securities Venue if companies so choose. This puts companies in charge of their own securities and capital structures, not brokerage houses. Thank you, SEC.
I applaud what the SEC did today. Bravo!
And @vladtenev and @dangallagher I note that at Robinhood you accepted and supported the SEC’s ruling today. I call on you now to adhere to the exact same standards internationally. How hypocritical would it be if Robinhood’s stock tokens abroad were to differ materially from stock tokens in the U.S. on these hyper-important matters of investor protections, synthetics and issuer objections.
Adam Aron
Chairman and CEO
AMC Entertainment
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Replying to @amemecoinrh @RobinhoodApp
Every great magician has a grand illusion. Most are successfully accomplished through diversion.
$AMC ≠ a-meme-coin:native (RHL Jersey Debt 191 - Token)
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History follows a 5-stage crash pattern that Wall Street hopes you ignore.
4 out of 5 stages are already flashing red, the window is closing fast.
Save this video to understand the signals before the final trigger hits.
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Replying to @NoLimitGains
This is classic late cycle behavior, and the data point that actually matters is the zero buys.
Insider selling on its own is normal. Executives sell for a hundred reasons.
But 200 out of 200 being sells is not normal. That is coordination through caution, not coincidence.
When people with asymmetric information choose liquidity over upside, they are not timing tops for fun. They are managing risk.
Also important: the crash was cross asset.
BTC, stocks, metals, housing sentiment all moved together. That is not a crypto issue or a tech issue. That is balance sheet stress and leverage being unwound.
The bounce afterward does not invalidate the signal. In these phases, rallies are often distribution. Buyers feel relief, sellers feel opportunity.
The key takeaway is not “sell everything.”
The key takeaway is position sizing and patience.
If someone is panicking, they were overexposed.
If someone is calm, they planned for this.
Cash is optionality. Volatility is the price of future opportunity.
The people who win the next cycle are not the loudest bulls or the loudest bears. They are the ones who survive long enough to deploy when insiders stop selling and start buying again.
That is the bell everyone should be waiting for.
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🎉 Congratulations to the Oklahoma City Thunder franchise ☄️ — bringing their first championship since moving from Seattle in 2008!
🎬📽️✨
Now as summer movie season continues to kick-in (keep in mind) 💫 Movie going is still cheaper than an NBA D-league game from 11 years ago
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If you believe in the CAT System repost and like this post🚨
SPREAD THE WORD!!!
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An APE walks into a bar.
Wall Street laughs.
APE picks up tools.
Draws memes on cave walls.
Shares DD.
Multiplies.
Wall Street sweats.
Still think it’s just a joke?
#APESNEVERLEAVING
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Replying to @MindMathMoney @unusual_whales
Dead on! Hence why so many books written about the ‘Crash of 1929’. A brand new one from Andrew Ross Sorkin titled “1929”. Did you know there was a stock market crash before 1929? It was nicknamed the “Knickerbocker Crisis” 1907. I’m very focused on this eras upcoming c r a s h…
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Replying to @greg16676935420
greg, I believe that’s called a ‘Brazilian Swan Wax’?
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Replying to @jpaulkenny @PamBondi
Stocks are not candy, we are not babies.
“They” take stocks, they fake and make stocks. They bury companies six feet under. This needs to come to an end!
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Replying to @DLewTrades @TheRoaringKitty
If you guys want more $AMC coverage, make sure to ❤️ + ♻️.
In the land of people screaming "moon" everyday without even knowing how to draw a trendline, I'm trying to keep the balance.
Will only tweet on it when I believe "the time" is near or when there are new developments.
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Here's some positive news and developments regarding AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. recently:
- **Box Office Recovery**: Despite challenges, AMC has seen an uptick in box office numbers, reaching pre-pandemic levels with fewer movie releases, indicating a strong recovery trend in movie-going habits.
- **Debt Restructuring**: AMC has successfully restructured a significant portion of its debt, which was around $2.45 billion. This move has been praised for improving AMC's balance sheet position, reducing financial strain, and freeing up cash flow for other operational needs or investments.
- **Profitability**: There's optimism around AMC turning profitable, with reports indicating positive earnings since June. This profitability, especially if sustained, could lead to discussions about share buybacks at current valuations, potentially boosting stock value.
- **Market Sentiment**: On platforms like X, there's a noticeable sentiment of optimism among investors and enthusiasts. Discussions highlight AMC's resilience, strategic maneuvers, and the potential for significant growth, especially with blockbuster movie releases on the horizon.
- **Operational Highlights**: AMC reported its highest weekend attendance and admissions revenue for 2024, both in the U.S. and globally, alongside record food and beverage sales. This indicates strong consumer interest and operational success.
- **Strategic Positioning**: Analysts have noted AMC's market share gains and a robust end to the second quarter, despite ongoing balance sheet concerns. The company's focus on premium experiences, like luxury seating and enhanced food offerings, positions it well for a broader recovery in the movie theater industry.
- **Future Prospects**: With no more Hollywood strikes and lockdowns, coupled with upcoming blockbuster releases, AMC is poised for a potentially strong third quarter. The anticipation around these releases could drive significant box office revenue.
- **Stock Performance Signals**: Technical analysis indicators like the formation of a Golden Cross for AMC's stock suggest potential bullish signals, reminiscent of past significant stock price increases.
These developments paint a picture of AMC not just surviving but showing signs of thriving amidst industry challenges, with strategic financial management and operational successes contributing to a more optimistic outlook for the company.
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Another friendly reminder:
Citadel Securities enters into reverse repurchase (repo) transactions to acquire securities to cover short positions.
This is interesting, given that reverse repo agreements require securities be sold back at a later date [often for a higher price].
Translation:
Citadel enters into reverse repo agreements to get securities, then [likely] pledges those securities, and/or uses the value of securities as collateral to borrow further funding to cover short positions. I should also note that Citadel has the right to rehypothecate these ["borrowed"] securities.
This means that after covering said short positions, Citadel then sells back the securities to the counterparty [in a repo agreement] at a higher price.
..."borrow from Peter to pay Paul" intensifies.
Citadel Securities 2023 Financial Statement: sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/…
Friendly reminder that Citadel Securities reported $27.758 billion of "Securities sold, not yet purchased" at the end of 2023. This amount accounts for 58.25% of Citadel Securities' liabilities for the period.
Citadel Securities 2023 Financial Statement:
sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/…
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Seriously, who would be dumb enough to short #AMC?
#AMC in 2024 is thriving!
#APE #MovieNight #AMCTheatres
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Replying to @washingtonpost
“Eskimo ice cream isn’t what I thought they meant”
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The result was to have all those other short positions go up to disperse the weight of the other short positions. 🙄
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Replying to @SullivanJam @Practicalstocks
For newer Apes >>>
Look up “Cellar Boxing” and Private Equity “Bust out” of public companies to start and this info graphic for Wall St abuses and manipulation!

























