Today I Want to talk through the AMC squeeze timeline and explain the two possible squeeze scenarios. We've got the short-term squeeze or the mother oval short squeezes triggered by one of many Black Swan events and we've got the long term squeeze or the short squeeze. What? AMC continues hitting new all-time highs for years to come, so stay tuned and let's make some money now. I'll drive straight in with the information.

So Brandon tweeted saying one of two things is for sure now that bankruptcy is off the table. Either one, we get a rolling squeeze lasting decades for those shorts to deliver or some Black Swan event will happen whether unrealized losses won't matter because they're too huge and these funds go bankrupt. So I want to explain why this will happen to AMC But I First, want to show some proof of this happening. So AMC 8 tweeted this screenshot comparing Overstock to MC and pointing out the massive similarities between both stock charts.

As you can see, Overstock had this initial run from 20 to 90 dollars per share very similar to June of 2021 for AMC AMC ran from 14 to 72 77 and Overstock run from 20 to 90. But then over the next two years and three months, there was a 97 total drop in the share price of Overstock while it was being attacked by Shorts, Overstock fell from 90 per share to an all-time low of 2.50 during that time Patrick Byron The CEO of Overstock was complaining massively about illegal Short Selling Many of those videos you can find on Twitter or on YouTube and I've spoken about them many times, but since that all-time low at two dollars and fifty cents back in March of 2020, Overstock ran to a new all-time high of a hundred and twenty eight dollars per share. Overstock had its initial run up to 90 per share and then was attacked by the shorts for two plus years until having another run-up and setting a new all-time high. That period of attack lasted two years and three months and the Overstock stock fell by 97 percent.

AMC on the other hand, has also been attacked for the last two years and three months and has experienced a 98.5 drop. As you can see with these two charts side by side, they are very, very similar and I believe AMC will be hitting new all-time highs for years to come. As I'll explain now, I've previously touched on a number of stocks before, like Booking.com whose stock price went from seven dollars and 32 cents to over three thousand dollars per share. There's also a number of other big stocks during the.com bubble era that created but then exploded massively over the last 20 years, consistently hitting new all-time highs year after year after year.

The thing that made these companies set consistent new all-time highs over the years is the fact they are good, successful companies. During the.com Bubble error, many of these companies were loss making, but since then they've improved their businesses setting new record profits. now. many of the shills point to AMC and so that AMC can't ever be a successful company and is guaranteed to go bankrupt because it has negative shareholder Equity Basically meaning the total liabilities are bigger than AMC's total assets.

They say the fact AMC is profit generative is pointless because AMC has too much debt, but I Want to point out why that couldn't be further from the truth and why AMC will be a successful company because there's also a number of other companies that are very successful that also have tons of debt and negative shareholder. Equity You can currently get a guaranteed free share of Tesla or of Google and up to 15 free shares on top of that, which you could always use to buy more shares of AMC or GameStop. All you have to do is sign up to Mumu using the link in the description below and make the required qualifying temporary deposit. Signing up to the movies free and it's easy.

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Taking McDonald's for example, they have 50 billion dollars in total assets, but 56 billion dollars in total liabilities. meaning they have negative shareholder Equity of six billion dollars, McDonald's has 56 billion dollars of debt, but continues to be successful because it is profit generative generating around 10 billion dollars per year. and if you look at the share price for McDonald's it's gone from 3.81 cents to over 279 dollars. Now again, let's also look at Starbucks 27 billion dollars of assets, but 36 billion dollars of liabilities and debt leading to negative Shareholder Equity of 8.7 billion Starbucks is successful because it's profit generative generating around four to five billion dollars in profits per year.

And again, the price of Starbucks has gone from 42 cents per share to over 95 per share. Now another one and this is probably one of my favorite examples is Domino's Pizza 1.6 billion dollars in assets, but nearly 6 billion dollars in debt leading to negative shareholder Equity that's even larger the name c of over four billion dollars. But again, Domino's Pizza is successful because it's profit generative generating over 500 million dollars per year. Now, all of those people that say AMC will go bankrupt because it has too much debt won't ever talk about Domino's Pizza Starbucks or McDonald's because these are three massively successful companies that also have tons and tons of debt.

But their share price continues hitting new all-time highs each and every year as AMC continues setting record-breaking profits quarter after quarter after quarter, especially with a new Taylor Swift revenue and additional concert revenues in the future, AMC share price and AMC stock chart will look like McDonald's AMC stock price will hit new all-time highs year after year after year as it becomes even more successful. Booking.com McDonald's Starbucks and Domino's Pizza are perfect examples of companies that do have high debt, but are successful companies setting record-breaking profits year after year after year. and as a result, their share prices also hit new highs year after year after year as well. This is a perfect example of that rolling squeeze lasting decades where AMC share price would hit new all-time highs year after year after year, year well into the thousands and it seems CNBC is also finally catching on that AMC isn't going anywhere CNBC Posted this article saying Taylor Swift could change the movie theater industry with her era's tour concert film.

Here's how it says: Taylor Swift changed the music industry and now she's coming for the movies. It says, despite placing her previous documentaries and concert films on streaming services in the past, the iconic pop star opted to deliver her errors to our film directly to Cinemagos. This October and the film concert is already breaking records for movie theaters and is expected to top a 100 million dollars during its opening weekend. And it says the excitement which led movie theaters to design specialty popcorn buckets, creating Boutique cocktails, and even setting up friendship bracelet making tables illustrates there's a hunger for making something bigger and more memorable.

Out of a trip to the movies and following the pandemic, consumers have gravitated more towards experiences out of the house. And because this communal experiences that can only be experienced outside the home are more important than ever to the theatrical industry, The Taylor Swift Aristor concert is expected to generate billions of dollars alone, and 43 of all of that money will remain with AMC. This alone could cause AMC to generate billions of dollars in profits, making it a company similar to McDonald's Starbucks Domino's Yes, it's a company with debt, but it's also a company generating billions of dollars in profits. Now that's an example of the long-term rolling Squeeze Play lasting decades where AMC continues setting new all-time Highs But let's also talk about that shorter time period or time frame short squeeze or mother of all short squeezes caused by a Black Swan event I've covered Black Swan events many times in the past between Market crashes, dividends, Acquisitions and many other forms, but Ed has pointed out how much of a great time now is for a potential actual AMC acquisition.

Something I found very interesting is that AMC currently has a market capitalization of 1.1 1.2 billion dollars. AMC also has 950 separate theater locations directly from their website. and if you take that 1.2 billion dollar market cap, divide by the 950 theater locations, that's only around 1.2 million dollars. An acquiry would be paying per entire theater.

These theaters are set in multi-million dollar locations, generating multi millions of dollars, potentially generating billions of dollars, as at the end of this year and a potential acquirer like Amazon Netflix or Paramount or a number of others could buy these theater locations for just 1.2 million per location. And as I've explained previously, an acquisition could be the perfect Black Swan event for the AMC mother of all short squeezes. So guys, be sure to let me know what you think down in the comments below. And as always, guys, be sure to ding that notification Bell because that way you'll be alerted when I put a new video Cheers!.