Replies to post #140065 on AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc (AMC)

[Stockman1010101]

AMC VS GameStop. The good the bad and the ugly.

AMC Credentials:
- AMC has good revenue business from selling movie tickets, concession stand items, and popcorn in the supermarkets to the tune of several $billions per year.
- AMC makes more money diluting/selling its AMC stock to private and public investors to increase their cash in the bank by billions dollars.
- AMC has $1 billion in their War Chest or in the bank to use to pay for expenses.
- AMC has $5 billion in debt due to poor management of the company. A debt that is eating the Co alive from inside.
- AMC management sells most of the free AMC shares they get as soon as they get it. Shows they have no respect for the share value and their shareholders.
- AMC management lies to its shareholders and takes actions that help AMC short position holders. Destroying shareholders confidence and trust.
- AMC management acts like a bunch of money hungry "sell their own mother" pigs.
- AMC management gives themselves the biggest salaries and bonuses in their movie industry. Even when the company is losing money or not running due to Covid.
- When AMC shares are rallying AMC CEO puts Twits and PRs with much FUD in them to cause the AMC stock to tank.

GameStop Credentials:
- GameStop has poor revenue from its products.
- GameStop make most of its money by selling GME shares. Mostly on hype and pump and dump by people like ROARING KITTY.
- GameStop has very little debt and has a few $billions in cash in the bank.
- GameStop management does not sell its personal shares on a regular basis.
- GameStop passes actions to enrich shareholders. Like giving shareholders a 4 for 1 dividend as a form of Forward Split.
- GameStop Management had taken action to stop market fraud like Naked Shorting. Unfortunately SEC did nothing to remedy the problem for GME and other stocks.
- GME shareholders have much respect for GME management.
- GameStop management takes very little salaries for the work they do.
- GameStop just announced a dilution of 45 million shares to raise another $1 billion to invest in other profitable merger Cos to improve their revenue stream and stay in business fundamentally.
- GameStop just announced a poor earnings report.

So as a stock investor you tell me which business is better to invest in for the long term???

Enquiring minds want to know.

[knrorrel]

Can't wait for Monday, is it already Monday when $AMC finally starts running above $10 and beyond?
imho