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Weekly Buzz: Super Mario Bros. movie boosts AMC and cinema stocks

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Happy Monday, mooers! Welcome back to Weekly Buzz, where we review the news, performance, and community sentiment of the selected buzzing stocks on moomoo platform based on search and message volumes of last week! (Nano caps are excluded.)
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US stock markets experienced a rollercoaster ride last week. While markets soared slightly for the week, the Dow gained a massive 1.2%, the S&P 500 rose by 0.79%, and the Nasdaq was up by 0.29%. However, things went downhill after March retail sales data showed consumer spending falling more than expected, resulting in a Friday slump. On the bright side, oil prices rose for the fourth consecutive week, with West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude benchmarking at $83 per barrel, reaching its highest level since November. Meanwhile, U.S. Treasury yields saw a surge with the yield on the 10-year note peaking at 3.52%. (As of Apr 17, 2023)
Weekly Buzz: Super Mario Bros. movie boosts AMC and cinema stocks
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Anyway, let's dive into the weekly buzzing stock list of last week:
1. TSLA - Buzzing Stars: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Tesla's shares saw little movement last week, with only a 0.03% decline. It has announced price cuts for its Model 3 and Model Y electric vehicles in certain countries, including Germany, where the cuts were 5% and 10% respectively. However, the Model Y has been successful in America, with a starting price better than double that of the Toyota RAV4 and Honda CR-V. (As of Apr 17, 2023)
@Teslaconomics
Tesla Model 3 becomes the world's most popular electric car model
Weekly Buzz: Super Mario Bros. movie boosts AMC and cinema stocks
2. CXAI - Buzzing Stars: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
CXApp, an artificial intelligence-powered enterprise software company, has experienced a surge in its stock price over the past week, rising 823.33% after going public via a SPAC merger with KINS Technology Group Inc. The stock has been discussed a lot with no new updates from the company. (As of Apr 17, 2023)
@FrankieSmilez
Is it time for INPX to have an epic comeback?
Weekly Buzz: Super Mario Bros. movie boosts AMC and cinema stocks
3. AMC - Buzzing Stars: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
AMC Networks shareholders may be happy to see the share price up 4.49% in the last week. Its successful release of the animated film "The Super Mario Bros." Movie has had a successful opening weekend, bringing in $377 million worldwide and boosting stocks of Nintendo and cinema chains such as AMC, IMAX, Cinemark Holdings, and Cineplex. AMC recorded its busiest week of 2023 and its third busiest week since December 2019. (As of Apr 17, 2023)
@Carter West
Another strong week...
Weekly Buzz: Super Mario Bros. movie boosts AMC and cinema stocks
4. NCMI - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐⭐
Last week, it was revealed that AMC Entertainment had taken a passive stake in the company, which doesn’t include voting rights. And National CineMedia announced a voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing with plans for a restructuring. NCMI stock has been rising throughout the week, with a 160.67% increase. (As of Apr 17, 2023)
@Jodom_Jay
National CineMedia, the nation's largest theatrical advertising company, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
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5. AAPL - Buzzing Stars: ⭐⭐⭐
Apple's revenue in India reached almost $6 billion in the year through March, representing a growth of nearly 50% from the previous year, indicating the increasing importance of the Indian market for the iPhone maker. This comes as CEO Tim Cook arrives in India to open its first local stores. Apple is scheduled to report its quarterly earnings on May 4 and has indicated that it expects total global revenue to decline. Its shares were mostly flat last week, with only a 0.33% increase. (As of Apr 17, 2023)
@ehttrader
Apple’s 40% Plunge in PC Shipments Is Steepest Among Major Computer Makers
Weekly Buzz: Super Mario Bros. movie boosts AMC and cinema stocks
6. NVDA - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
Nvidia launched a gaming chip – GeForce RTX 4070 GPU (graphics processing unit). The newly launched chip is powered by the company's AI-enabled Ada Lovelace architecture to provide gamers with a new experience with more realistic images. NVIDIA revealed that RTX 4070 graphics cards would go on sale from Apr 13 onward at $599. The newly launched chip is believed to be the company's mid-range GPU, which costs up to $1,599. Nvidia's shares declined 1.03% last week. (As of Apr 17, 2023)
@aiden_cole
Five reasons for Nvidia's price increase
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7. NIO - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
The NIO stock rallied 2.89% for the week. The company has recently stopped providing free home charging ports to new customers, and there are reports that it will also limit battery swaps. NIO delivered 10,378 vehicles in March 2023 and is on track to meet its 2023 production target. (As of Apr 17, 2023).
@Brandony
Nio registered 122 cars in Germany in March, up 89%  
Weekly Buzz: Super Mario Bros. movie boosts AMC and cinema stocks
8. BABA - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
SoftBank is reportedly selling most of its stake in Alibaba, with over $7 billion in shares sold this year through prepaid forward contracts. This move might be seen as a sign of long-time China investors lowering their exposure to the country. SoftBank has the option to buy the shares back but has previously settled deals by handing over the stock. Alibaba saw much movement last week, with a 7.97% decline. (As of Apr 17, 2023).
@Galaxy Paris
Alibaba is facing the reduction of holdings by the giant Softbank: an analysis of development difficulties and cooperation prospects
Weekly Buzz: Super Mario Bros. movie boosts AMC and cinema stocks
9. FRC - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
First Republic Bank closed at $13.12 on Friday, marking a -6.49% move from the previous week. It will be looking to display strength as it nears its next earnings release, expected to be Apr 24, 2023. (As of Apr 17, 2023)
@Stitch-fu
Undeterred by the banking crisis, individual investors in U.S. stocks still plunge into bank stocks
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10. HUBC - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐
HUB Cyber Security has appointed David Riker as its Global Chief Operating Officer. The company has also announced the resignation of Moshe Raines as a member of the Board of Directors. The stock price of HUBC on Nasdaq rose by 1.52% to $1.34. (As of Apr 17, 2023)
Weekly Buzz: Super Mario Bros. movie boosts AMC and cinema stocks
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  • Mcsnacks H Tupack : The cinema industry is done. Technology advancements will always eliminate the outdated for a better experience. I remember when you used to drive to the movies and never have to leave your car. The picture wasn't that great or the sound and there couldn't be inclement weather. My movie theatre trips have declined to none. I haven't been in 5 years and I used to go at least twice a month before that. But going to the movies now is  time consuming, costly and uncomfortable. There is no appeal. Movie theatres and companies will be non-existent by 2025.

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  • MuscMoo Mcsnacks H Tupack: lol. movie theaters are having their best year ever.... where else do you think people are going when they're going out for the evening? going to a concert for $200 a pop? I think you're making a classic blunder of thinking what you like is the same as what everybody else likes.....

  • noglyph : Investors that have an interest in movie theater stocks may be cautious about the high market volatility.

    While companies like $AMC Entertainment (AMC.US)$ could be considered too risky for some, other options like $Disney (DIS.US)$ and $IMAX Corp (IMAX.US)$ could be promising in terms of sustainability. Disney has a strong position in the market and is expected to continue its diversified business of parks, resorts, and the enormous media empire. IMAX is financially stable and could potentially continue to perform well in the near future. AMC has to establish some leadership roles to continue operation success. As always, potential investors should do their own research and analysis before making any investment decisions.

    $National CineMedia (NCMI.US)$ on the other hand has been spoken to see an increase of 925.86%. 👀

    Thank you for the feature @Popular on moomooYeah!

  • Milk The Cow : Cinema the best is maybe for u to experience the 3D effects feel for now Thinking Face?

    I don't even remember when is the last time I'm at the cinema...
    Also, I think those companies also slowly evloved to online subscription Shocked?
    Once META is accepted by the public, I think that's the end of cinema, maybe Thinking Face...

    Welp, who knows that it may still survive as I heard that cinema is the place for ppl to past time when they wanna stay away from home Trick (Some ppl may even actually go there just to sleep undefined instead of watching the movie Surprise?)~

  • 102392341 : I would see future would be many possibilities which include definitely better display and sound, and then maybe next time it would be compulsory with motion enabled and 4d-experience and many that we can’t think of and imagine as of now.

  • LifeLongLearner : No. Not those in traditional show biz; unless they successfully disrupt their biz to a different level.

  • Mcsnacks H Tupack MuscMoo: Are you mental or do you not research and just run your mouth?  Theater revenue in 2018 was $16billion dollars. Theatre revenue for 2020, 2021, and 2022 was a combined $15.5 billion. And that's not even considering how bad inflation has hit them with bills. And the fact that I have 3 kids over the age of 13 and none of them are going to the movies either tells me also that theatres are over and done with.

  • MuscMoo Mcsnacks H Tupack: lol, we haven't even hit the summer months on the year yet bro. I see you very angrily going around today and stating your expertise on a number of different tickers. but guess what dude, your anecdotal stories about your children and your fuzzy math isn't really impressing anybody. also you're kind of rude but that's besides the point. lol

  • GodSpeed289 : For me, the cinema experience evolved. Cinemas are offering a variety of premium formats, such as IMAX, Dolby Atmos, and 4DX, that provide a more immersive viewing experience. Virtual and augmented reality technologies are being used to enhance the cinema experience, allowing viewers to interact with movies in new ways. As for the future of the cinema experience, it will be subjected to advancement in technology. And changes in consumer behaviour given the rise of on-demand streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime, which has given consumers more options for watching movies at home, leading to increased competition for cinemas. I reckon we may see more "hybrid models" emerge whereby movies are released simultaneously in cinemas and on streaming platforms satisfying the ever-changing consumer needs. Simply because the law of supply and demand rules apply to this business model.

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