I've seen a few posts from the #AMCARMY basically gloating over the fact that $NFLX is laying off people. It's actually pretty pathetic of them when one compares the two companies on a revenue and net income basis. Fear not, I did the work for you. Here's $AMC vs. $NFLX.

Is it just me or is Coca-Cola flatter than it used to be? I don't buy a lot of Coke these days, but I picked up a six pack of 8-oz. glass bottles made with cane sugar. The lack of fizz is disappointing. Do better, @CocaCola.

Just like that, more companies of the $SPY are trading above their 20-day (69.6%), 50-day (51.3%), and 200-day (52.6%) moving averages than aren't.

How does all the crypto garbage spike at exactly the same time?

Who are these idiots?

😂 $AMC #AMCARMY

416 of the 503 constituents in the S&P 500 Index have total market caps smaller than $AMZN's $128.4 billion increase so far today.

The average market cap of the S&P 500 index constituents is $145.6 billion. $AMZN is up $131.7 billion today. The market cap of the entire index is up $376.8 billion today.

According to my numbers, the average S&P 500 constituent is down .28% today while the index itself is up .59%. The top 10 by market cap are up 1.41%.

This is what we men in the U.S. must start doing if we want to save our country.

Imagine Mike Tomlin narrating an Audible book…😂.

Look at the retards go.

Imagine thinking 2026 is the same as 2021 for $AMC. What these bulls forget is the explosive share growth over the last 5 years, making any comparisons a waste of time when taken out of context.

JLP here with a reality update. Had you "invested" $100,000 in $AMC five years ago yesterday and left it alone, you'd have $714.29 at yesterday's close. That would give you a -62.78% CAGR over the last five years and you'd "only" need a 13,900% return just to get back to $100k (and that doesn't include opportunity cost). Pretty pathetic. Oh, and that includes $AMC being up 86.54% so far in 2026...lol. The #AMCARMY bought a lie.

Check out the S&P 500 Consumer Staples sector performance since 10/01/2026. Pretty impressive.

There have been five Monday, October 19ths since 1987 (six if you include 1987). Here's how the DJIA performed on those days... 1987: -22.61% 1992: 0.44% 1998: 0.59% 2009: 0.96% 2015: 0.08% 2020: -1.44% 2026: ?

UH OH! I just realized that Monday is 10/19. Let's hope it's not like Monday, October 19, 1987...😂

The top 10 constituents in the $SPY lost nearly $555 billion in market cap yesterday. The entire index lost over $904 billion yesterday.

$NXH's short interest is creeping up. It's now over 13% of shares outstanding.

I turned 57 yesterday. Here's a pic of me when I was little. I was always a serious reader...lol.