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This was terribly mishandled, only benefits shorts on AMC by giving them confidence in a shorter term conversion/dilution and hurts shareholders.

This also would have allowed the conversion/dilution to happen at a much higher price which is not just better for shareholders but also AMC as a company.

$AMC All this letter does is give more confidence to short sellers playing arbitrage on AMC/APE. If @CEOAdam had just waited 1-2 weeks, the uncertainty of dilution + FOMO OTM calls would blow up the hundreds of thousands of puts at $3/$4, rocketing the price up.

@rumblevideo you guys have to add chat replays. So if someone watches a livestream the next day they can see the correlating, real time chat that happened.

@SaveYourSons Understanding risk vs leverage and when to take leverage vs derisk.

Subjects that should be mandatory in schools: - Taxes - Coding - Cooking - Insurance - Weightlifting - Self-defense - Survival skills - Social etiquette - Public speaking - Personal finance - Car maintenance - Basic home repair - Stress management What would you add?

@ryancohen This is about bbby, not gme

In general, when an executive gets paid millions of dollars and leaves a company in shambles, they should be forced to return the money

@sanityninsanity I never said which direction. It definitely did rip today

@ThatGuyAstro In this space there is less than 1% of people actually pushing the envelope to figure out the mechanics of wtf is going on. Idk if @ThatGuyAstro is right, but he’s one of them. Then there’s people not crediting others and farming views. There is clearly a distinction.

Time to get rid of some fucking snakes. youtube.com/watch?v=cJmQno…

@narhwal5 This sub thread is hilarious. This guy doesn’t know the difference between a buy and a sell fill. Also PFOF has nothing to do with this, lastly what are we subtracting? I bought at NBBO and sold $10 higher than NBBO in less than min. lmao

@Daniel_UK_ I’m surprised it took this long for someone to notice. It’s always the first thing I look at.

@RedInvests To me, the big question is not why you're still on robinhood, but why you let your phone battery get so low!!

@KarolSwDev True

@RedInvests How absolutely incredibly stupid to be using that shitty broker to do any investing. ROFL.

@RekuhQV Also, people see a RH screenshot and there brain goes “FREE LIKES, I NEED VALIDATION” so they write something disparaging without taking the time to understand what’s going on. Ngl some of the comments have been funny tho

@RedInvests People are not understanding what Red did here. He was just testing the fill. There’s a complete post on Reddit on this experiment

@Trader425 @ncman424 Wait? What happened with Robinhood?

@ncman424 @RedInvests Only ppl on Rh are friend & family of rh, no one in their right mind would put their money in something that is looking to take every last cent over time

@JPK553 They’re the worst

@RedInvests People still using Robinhood deserve to lose everything They already showed their hand. Get out or lose your money

@hodlnova I think this is correct, but on the bright side if this is true we just found an infinite money glitch as long as you’re willing to sell 1 penny at a time.

@RedInvests its just because they can’t give you 1.5 cents. so they have to adjust fill price so you can get the full 2 cents, and not lower at 1 cent to underpay you. not really much to look into unfortunately

@EGarbagio I agree with the math, but then in theory we have an infinite money glitch here. Granted you’d have to sell 1 penny at a time. You could just buy a share and sell it off for a 20 profit lmao

@RedInvests It’s because you sold that many shares for 2 cents. The math adds up. .02 % .000379 is 52.77. At 1 cent it would be 26.38 which is below market price so it would not fill. Nothing sketchy going on about it at all. I hope this helps.

@gnarly_terps Very

@BrettQCotton @heejybaby Because you’d need to sell 1 penny at a time. And you’d have to assume you always get the inflated fill. But you’re right, in theory someone could do this.

@EGarbagio I originally messed up and thought the min was 2 cents, not 1. But either way, showing the inflated fill is interesting. Not in the NBBO, and I’m wondering how it effects thier accounting. Also I’m waiting for someone to sell a full fractional 1 penny at a time and profit it hah

@RedInvests How do people not understand this 🙄 you put in a sell order for a tiny fraction of a share, they can’t sell it for a fraction of a penny, so it went to 2 cents because that’s above market price, at 1 cent it would have been below market price. This is normal.

@Nothitbynotrain Assuming you always got the same fill at 52.77, and you had an entire trading day to sell 1 - 2 pennies at a time. Yeah in theory you have infinite money lol

@RedInvests Do this 1000 times and you’ll make $20. Did I understand you right?