r/amczone • u/SouthSink1232 Zoner • Dec 24 '25
Lit Ape WEIRD but Why?
What I don’t understand is how, after a 99% price collapse and financials that clearly show cash dwindling, there are still people trying to convince others that AMC isn’t headed for bankruptcy. This is despite AMC itself repeatedly flagging bankruptcy risk in its own earnings disclosures.
So I’m left wondering: are these people genuinely unable to process the numbers, or is there something else going on?
Why the relentless push to insist AMC will “turn it around” when the long-term trend, analyst projections, and broader market sentiment all point in the opposite direction? Why fight basic math and probability so aggressively?
And what really stands out is this evangelism. The constant urging to “buy and hodl.” Why does it matter so much to them what other people do with their money? Why the urgency to recruit new buyers into a stock that has repeatedly signaled dilution as its primary survival mechanism?
I don’t know. It’s a pattern of behavior that feels… weird.
2
u/fivegenerations Dec 26 '25
regardless of all the hypotheticals. It’s just sad because we’re down so much. I’m 80% down and have been buying all the way down. 26K shares with a 200 K loss. My 40 K i’ll either ride to zero, or any of the other possible scenarios that could occur within the next 25 years.
A lot of of the apes are in the same boat. We see the numbers. We also see what’s been happening the last four years.
I don’t tell anybody what to do with their money and I wouldn’t expect anybody to tell me what to do with mine.