December is usually the busiest month for movie theaters, as it coincides with the holiday season and the release of many highly anticipated films, such as Avatar - there's a reason they released it at that time. In particular, the period between Thanksgiving and Christmas tends to be a peak time for moviegoing, as families and friends look for ways to spend time together and escape the cold weather.

AMC, one of the largest movie theater chains in the United States, has typically seen increased foot traffic during the holiday season. The company has reported that December is typically one of its busiest months of the year, with many customers coming to see new releases, as well as classic holiday films that are often re-released in theaters.

Expecting strong earnings report tomorrow.

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The cycle repeats as designed by the real owners of this country. Plebs need to be put in their place every so often.

The fed pivots because the economy is fucked, which is inevitable when you raise rates this fast and yield curves get this inverted

Doomers gonna doom

Just so happens they all jumped on the GME/NFT bandwagon and lost all their money.

Must've been the economy's fault, it's definitely gonna crash

I’m in the south and there is no room to build unless you move to the sticks.

Good human.

From an all time low which still means a shortage of inventory. Every market is different but national numbers don’t lie.

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Interesting that you’re inversing Loose on WBD

Because we can’t afford to do more. The regulations are to keep kids out of the club. You gotta get lucky if you don’t have money, you just need time once you have it.

Because tesla stock go uppies dummy. Stocks can go up on feeling alone without fundamentals or any reason.

It would be nice to hear the counter bull thesis to support the theory that the majority of companies are undervalued as compared to current and future earnings. Yet instead, you shoot the messenger. I'm pretty sure MS has little to gain by warning people that this may be a bull trap, except maybe some credibility. A rare thing on Wall Street.

You don’t even need cash, I sell puts on margin.

Thanks!

A rejection and close under 215 would be the best short opp which is its 200ema

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Just sell them covered …

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26dte 396p right now

Kids sat around the house and didn’t go to work until age 7! Spoiled brats. Previous generations worked the land at 3.

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Puts are primed to pay out. Inb4 another dilution loophole.

I still think we trade 390 to 405 till cpi most likely