It's rather interesting and depressing if you go down a rabbithole on Reddit as you see how degenerative a lot of those people are.The sisterhood of degenerate investors![]()
Cats be on there showing pictures of them losing $25K in 15 minutes

It's rather interesting and depressing if you go down a rabbithole on Reddit as you see how degenerative a lot of those people are.The sisterhood of degenerate investors![]()

Yeah but some of them are gambling with inherited money. There's also trust fund kids behind some of those accounts. It is what it is.It's rather interesting and depressing if you go down a rabbithole on Reddit as you see how degenerative a lot of those people are.
Cats be on there showing pictures of them losing $25K in 15 minutes![]()

AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc. is soliciting proxies for its 2025 Annual Meeting on December 10, 2025 to vote on eight proposals that would materially change governance and capital structure. Key governance items ask stockholders to (i) declassify the board so all directors face annual elections, (ii) allow stockholder action by written consent, and (iii) permit stockholder-called special meetings. The board recommends FOR each of these governance changes.
The meeting also seeks approval to increase authorized Class A common shares from 550,000,000 to 1,100,000,000, primarily to enable conversion of newly issued Muvico exchangeable notes into equity. The refinancing completed in July 2025 included New Exchangeable Notes of approximately $154.5M (adjusted) and New 2029 Notes of approximately $834.4M; shareholder approval would allow exchangeability and reduce the New Exchangeable Notes’ interest from 6.00% cash + 2.00% PIK to 1.50% cash, avoiding a potential increase to 9.50% cash + 3.50% PIK and an estimated incremental interest cost of $35.0M per year if not approved. Other routine items include ratifying Ernst & Young as auditor and a non-binding Say-on-Pay vote.
That's not what that means unless you're trolling

#hodlThat's not what that means unless you're trolling![]()
