Welcome back to the channel everyone today, i want to talk about, what's likely to happen to the amc price during the moas, i've got a few different scenarios up on the screen. I want to talk through each scenario. Explain what's going on and explain which scenario is the most likely so stay tuned and let's make some money and now i'm gon na dive straight in with the information. So obviously i've got four different scenarios here: scenario, a scenario b scenario c and scenario d.

Obviously, in scenario, a we're seeing a very steady rise in the amc price, with almost no falls, just maybe some slight stuttering along the way. So obviously, with scenario a it looks like the hedges, don't really put up much of a fight and they basically give up straight away whether this happens over the course of a few hours a few days or a few weeks. I don't know, but it looks like a fairly easy ride now i think i'd be lying if i said that i hope this doesn't happen. Obviously this is the best case scenario.

It'd, be a miracle and it'd be very, very easy to hold your amc to the very tippy top of the squeeze just before selling, but obviously i want to be as honest and transparent as i possibly can with you, and i don't think this is what we're Likely to see during the amc squeeze it'd obviously be far too easy, and if this was the case, amc would have squeezed months and months ago and the hedges wouldn't have been putting up a fight. Obviously, we know how much corruption and how much market manipulation. There is ongoing with amc every single day the hedges are fighting to their last breath, and i don't think this is a realistic expectation for the amc squeeze now. Obviously, with scenario b, we're seeing a small rise in amc, which then gets pushed back down, another larger eyes which gets pushed back down again and then a final squeeze and the price maintains this position for some time now.

I don't know whether, in scenario b, the price of amc would hold this very tippy top of the squeeze position for seconds minutes hours days weeks or even months. Now, while i do think scenario b is slightly more realistic than scenario a, i don't think scenario b is the most realistic scenario, obviously, along the way, during the amc squeeze, we are going to see the price increase and then get pushed back down again. We're going to see another increase in price which then gets pushed down again. Obviously the hedges are going to be fighting to their last breath and they're not going to give it to us easily.

But what i don't think is realistic about scenario b. Is the price of amc holding at this very tippy top of the squeeze position for an extended period of time? Again, obviously, i do think scenario b would be a fairly ideal circumstance and would give everyone so much opportunity to sail at the very tippy top of the squeeze. But again i just don't think that scenario b is overly realistic. Obviously, scenario b also assumes that the price of amc never returns to its pre-squeeze value and stays at this squeezed value for an extended period of time.

That would obviously assume that amc would be the largest stock in the entire stock market by a very long way. For a very long period of time, while i do think amc is a great company, i don't think it's deserving of being the largest company in the stock market for an extended period of time. Obviously bringing up the old, reliable volkswagen squeeze chart. We can see the volkswagen squeeze was a fairly quick event where the majority of the squeeze was over and done with the same day.

Obviously, here volkswagen fell to its pre-squeeze value at around 200 per share and then within the space of one day, squeezed all the way up to over 900 per share and fell back down to around 500 to 400 per share. Now, obviously, the amc squeeze is going to be so much more than the volkswagen squeeze, but i don't think it's realistic to expect amc to maintain these prices in the thousands or tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dollars per share for any more than A day or two really, i do think for amc. This entire squeeze period between when volkswagen first started, squeezing when it ran up here to around 300 per share. And here, when the squeeze finished, when the price dipped below 300 per share could take somewhere between one to three weeks for amc.

But obviously i don't think amc will be maintaining this very tippy top price for any more than a day. And i think it will only maintain that price for a matter of maybe even a mere few seconds guys. Most of you might not have a lot of confidence in the stock market at the moment. There's all of this market manipulation and market fraud, and it seems to be going entirely unpunished, and that's why i personally have also been investing in cryptocurrency, especially on this big dip with blockfi.

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Obviously i think this is exactly what we're seeing so far over the last few months. Every time we push back to 30, 40 or 50 dollars, we've then been pushed back down to 25, 20, 15 and even below and then with scenario c. We start to see the apes begin to overpower the hedges. The apes push us back up, but the hedges can't quite push us down low enough again.

The apes then take over push us to new highs where the hedges make one final stand before the squeeze. Obviously, then, with a squeeze, we can see that amc runs up. Very very quickly, but then comes back down equally as fast before battling around at the lower positions again before finally trailing off. Obviously, i personally think scenario c is the most likely.

I know that there is going to be a battle between the apes and the hedges, because that's exactly what's been going on the last 12 months, but obviously i know that at some point the hedges are going to be overwhelmed and the hedges will lose and amc Will ultimately squeeze, i believe, this kind of area here where the apes finally gain control will be somewhere between 70 to 150 dollars per share, maybe even as high as around 300 per share. When amc then breaks that 300 per share mark around here, i think that's. When the squeeze will break out and amc will squeeze to its very tippy top position in a matter of a few hours now, the reason why i think it's going to be somewhere between 70 and 150, maybe even as high as 300 per share, is because this Is where the majority of those large hedge funds are going to end up being liquidated and forced to cover their shorts? Obviously, in the run up to 72 dollars a share, there were some smaller hedge funds that were shorting amc that ended up going bankrupt and many more hedge funds that were on that knife's edge. Therefore, obviously, the next time we run two and above 72 dollars per share, there will be more liquidations.

I think some of those larger short hedge funds will be able to average up their short position and hold out a little longer before being liquidated. Obviously, those short hedge funds have basically shorted as much amc as they can possibly short and they're, basically just holding their current position. I do imagine they have some dry powder to add to their short position if they really need to, but obviously they're hoping that it doesn't come to that. That's why i think that some hedgies may be able to survive past 72 dollars a share - maybe even past 100, and maybe even past 150 per share, but at some point they will lose control and amc will squeeze again.

Obviously i don't know how much longer is left of this battle between the apes and the hedges, and also i don't really know how long the amc squeeze will. Last. Obviously, as i said earlier, i do speculate that at this point here when the amc apes finally gain control, and this point here when the squeeze tails off, i do think we'll be somewhere between a week to three weeks in total, but obviously the majority of this Squeeze in action, i think, will take place over the space of a few hours and i think that amc will only touch this very tippy top point for a matter of a few seconds. And finally, i've got scenario d here as well just to round us off.

Obviously, at the start, we can see there's very little battling going on between the hedges and the apes. Obviously, then, amc squeezes maintains this squeezed position for some time before then returning to its pre-squeeze values. Now, obviously, i guess this is somewhat of a hybrid between scenario b and scenario. C, but again i don't think scenario d is overly likely again.

I think in this period here there will be a significant battle between the apes and the hedges, because that's what's been happening for the past 12 months and again. I also don't think that amc will maintain this very tippy top squeeze position for an extended period of time, because i don't think there's going to be many shares traded at a very tippy top of the squeeze as i've spoken about in many of my videos. I do think the majority of apes that are selling their amc will end up getting prices between one to five thousand dollars per share, but i do think there will be a lucky few at the very tippy top of the squeeze that gets significantly higher prices. Like 20 to 50 000 per share, obviously in my video the other day, i gave my thoughts and opinions on lose price brackets, but i did the lose price brackets were low and i do think that we could see shares being sold between twenty to fifty thousand Dollars per share, but obviously i do think the majority of shares will be sold at lower prices, obviously taking the volkswagen squeeze chart.

For example, i do think the majority of apes will be selling on this run up here, and also this part here are for the squeeze. I do think some apes will be able to time the very tippy top of the squeeze up at the very top, but the majority of apes will be selling in these regions. Here again, i do think there will be some paper hands that sell too early on here and even here after the first initial run up, but obviously i do think the majority of apes will be selling their shares somewhere in the middle, so guys be sure to Let me know down in the comments below what you think is going to happen to that amc price during the moass and as always guys, if you enjoyed this video, be sure to check out some of my others. Alternatively, subscribe to channel and ding that notification bell, because that way, you'll be alerted when i upload a new video cheers.

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