AMC Chart Analysis, Week of 1/25- 1/29
Updated
AMC Stock Analysis - Fundamental and Technical Analysis
Week of 1/25 - 1/29
Hope this helps some of you understand what happened
and why price moved a certain range/direction.
*can not predict short-term price
due to lack of data on 1/28-1/29
across the channels on
real time
volume
market cap
shares outstanding
bid/ask
limited # of shares purchasable changing
and fundamentals such as
company's outlook
economical outlook
future growth rate
current revenue
debt (significant changes)
Ratio of short-term traders (without long-term investment interest in AMC)
vs. Long-term traders (with long-term investment interest in AMC)
that will determine next week's buy/sell volume and interest.
Week of 1/25 - 1/29
Hope this helps some of you understand what happened
and why price moved a certain range/direction.
*can not predict short-term price
due to lack of data on 1/28-1/29
across the channels on
real time
volume
market cap
shares outstanding
bid/ask
limited # of shares purchasable changing
and fundamentals such as
company's outlook
economical outlook
future growth rate
current revenue
debt (significant changes)
Ratio of short-term traders (without long-term investment interest in AMC)
vs. Long-term traders (with long-term investment interest in AMC)
that will determine next week's buy/sell volume and interest.
Note
Forgot to mention AMC issued at-the-market shares at the beginning of this event, and many were trading to #saveamc. Prices had a strong push down during middle 27th aftermarket close and 28th premarket close (institutional sizes) then fell to $6.52 LOW where shorts may have covered their positions.
Note
On September 14, 2018, Silver Lake Alpine invested $600 million in AMC Entertainment, the global film exhibition company. 450M + 117M = 567M
was fine but looks like there were other inside traders in during premarket looking at the volume.
Note
D1, which ended the month down about 20%, was short AMC and GameStop, said people familiar with the fund. One of the people said D1 had exited both positions by Wednesday morning but that those were small drivers of losses. Another factor was shares of travel-related companies declining. -WSJ
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