Rusty Shackleford 1 OP JAY 48 : You are at least above the price to extend the debt to 2029

Rusty Shackleford 1 OP Tranquil0 : Yoy mean the one with billions of dollars of cash?

Rusty Shackleford 1 OP Jimmy Fullwood : the 2029 notes doesn’t close, not only will the 2026 notes remain due, but AMC’s cash reserves ($527 million as of Q3 2024) may not cover all near-term obligations, given ongoing losses. This could force further restructuring or, in a worst-case scenario, raise bankruptcy concerns.

Rusty Shackleford 1 OP 72119175 : They never use lube with me.

Rusty Shackleford 1 OP Sabertrader39 : If you want to watch commercials, why go out to a movie theater. you can watch them at home for a way cheaper. They also are 10 minutes longer at AMC compared to the other major movie theater companies

Rusty Shackleford 1 OP DOISEE ACCUMULATION : That is fine and probably great memories, but you can watch movie trailers at home. They are going to be actual commercials, though. Every movie theater will always show trailers for future movies. Also, movie ticket prices are going to keep increasing, especially if they end up having to increase minimum wage in most of the states

Rusty Shackleford 1 OP DOISEE ACCUMULATION : I think that comment went over my head, but if I do understand it, their are multiple small business in Minneapolis that will have to lay off the majority of their staff and some even close all together. It might eventually spread to movie theaters. AMC already has trouble being profitable with so much debt.

Rusty Shackleford 1 OP : I have yet to see an argument proving me wrong

Rusty Shackleford 1 OP Cashcauterize : I wish people would have honest conversations like you. Much appreciated. If people would swing trade like you instead of holding for 5 years and keep buying when the price drops, $.01. They would be much better off, but most of these people don't have enough in their account to be able to day trade

Rusty Shackleford 1 OP Cashcauterize : Yes, it definitely can happen, but they need to be s.art about it like you. Most of them bought over $20 a share and keep "averaging down" hoping with all their might that it will shoot up to $30 a share. AA would do an ATM if it goes anywhere near 10 a share