DFR.Uh yeah that’s a bit misleading. They were labeling for the CV models they were training. I guess I’m not surprised for that nuance to be lost on someone who works as a call center tech .
Looks like they’re pivoting towards a different means of tracking/checkout via smart carts. Amazon really isn’t, or historically speaking hasn’t been one to kill off entire products. That would go against Jeffy’s mentality of customer obsession and earning trust. We’re in a post Jeffy Amazon now and Jassy has made it clear this isn’t the same company, and not in a good way.. We’ll see how it plays out..
You are a powerful retard, but that’s for a different thread.
That's exactly what this thread is for and it's far better to run those by some of us experienced like Blazin, Sanrith, and myself to take a look at and at the very least point out any glaring flaws eg: value traps, etc.I’m a small time player but I have been playing(with mostly success) with two new services. LevelFields and OptionsSamurai.
I have two accounts. The IRA(retirement of old 401ks and technically 1 other 401k that I can’t merge yet) and on that I am insanely conservative. Details aside it’s basically SPY and a probably over extended FBTC position.
but I have a regular old fail brokerage account that I also play with. And with that I am not quite put it all red WSB style risky, but I def. Take more risk and I am ok with that.
anyway, reason for posting….I am a nobody dealing in Pennie’s compared to people like Blazin and I am not looking to turn this into my soap box. But would anyone care if I post or discuss my plays? They are not “all in on penny stocks” crap. But more like potential for jumps on ATR or CEO quit etc. things from those services
for the record: I never deal in more than 10k on these plays
AGI = A Guy in India:
2.99 feels right because the value of movie experience is declining every year along with ticket sales while AMC is holding onto tons of theatres they can't fill. They're probably losing too much money and have too much inertia to adapt to 2023+ market conditions and other more agile theatres will.Anyone still holding AMC? I've been in a while and was way before the 72-dollar run up, I held through it because I was and still am convinced that that wasn't jack shit. Of course, im feeling a bit dumb now that it's in the shitter.
There's a wide range of opinions on Adam Aron, from he's a total scum bag piece of shit to, he's the ape god and will get us to MOASS eventually. I'm torn myself; I won't say he's a con man, but I also won't say he's doing the best job either.
I know last, I looked it was at 2.99, and I absolutely know that's a criminally low number. I full believe there's synthetic and naked share bullshit going on still. I got some more just now at 2.99.
At this point I don't know if the fuckery will stop. All I know is I didn't sell at 72 and I'm sure as fuck not selling at 3. Something has to break eventually. Bankruptcy has been off the table, the writers' strike hurt the bottom line thus far this year, but movies are going to start coming out again and people are going to the theaters again and will continue to.
2.99 feels right because the value of movie experience is declining every year along with ticket sales while AMC is holding onto tons of theatres they can't fill.
That chart looks fine up until Covid bullshit. The other main issue was everything was coming out on streaming platforms and some were in movies and streaming. It now you’re going to start seeing movies being released exclusively in theaters only to start off like it was before Covid. I fully think the numbers can get back to pre Covid levels.2.99 feels right because the value of movie experience is declining every year along with ticket sales while AMC is holding onto tons of theatres they can't fill. They're probably losing too much money and have too much inertia to adapt to 2023+ market conditions and other more agile theatres will.
U.S. & Canada: number of movie tickets sold 2023 | Statista
Throughout 2023, movie theaters in the United States and Canada managed to sell slightly more tickets than in 2022.www.statista.com
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I went to the movie theatre a few times over the last year and everytime I think, "I'd rather have watched this at home."
Yeah, they actually did a smart thing when the GME mania hit and they got wrapped up in it. But then they squandered it by thinking they were somehow not a dying business. Now they're still a shit company, just with many more shares outstanding.The shares are in the shutter not only because of what Tuco said, but they diluted the fuck out of the shares with offering after offering and taking on mountains of debt.
Why would you ever think this?I fully think the numbers ca\n get back to pre Covid levels.
https://www.amazon.com/TCL-2023-Model-Accelerator-Streaming-Television/dp/B0C1J3CGLV
Do you have a dune popcorn bucket buttered up and hot at home?It's to the point where seeing a big cinematic movie like Dune in theatres is done partially out of nostalgia rather than it being a premier experience.
article: https://www.axios.com/2024/04/02/dei-backlash-diversity
Not to derail this thread but I think a big part of the DEI push was a political side effect of the BLM movement and other related movements that were invested in heavily (and successfully) for the 2020 election. That investment dried up as soon as the election was over and now all the cascading effects are reverting to the norm.
Yeah he removed the fence post from his ass and inserted shai-huludDo you have a dune popcorn bucket buttered up and hot at home?