You know how when we first get told about stocks and they say price is supply and demand, and fundamentals?

Anyone got any legitimate reason why we've opened down 7% today when there is 0 chance of AMC going bankrupt? We literally have more cash on hand then our market cap. Quarterly revenues also higher than our market cap.

2024/2025 is gonna be huge for movies and amc is also now a distributor... Dune literally crashed the website with demand.

We have expanded into multiple revenue streams. Including more merch, popcorn, credit cards, candy with beer and wine coming.

We are paying down debt at a discount.

We've streamlined, closing over approx 100 poorly performing locations and opening approx 50 which generate more revenue than those 100.

Are q4 2023/q1 2024 earnings gonna be a bit dicey, maybe, could there be one more small round of dilution to get us through that and keep paying down debt to renegotiate that 2026 lien holding us back from issue dividends, maybe. On the balance of things does that mean we should be down 7%+ hitting all time lows? $AMC Entertainment(AMC.US)$