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hey everyone kevin here in this video

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i'm going to talk about my thoughts on

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amc and gme i'm going to talk about why

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these stocks are falling in the after

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hours i'm also going to provide you my

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perspective on these particular stocks

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and i'm going to provide you with

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exactly what my position is related to

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these two stocks in the stock market

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i'll give you screenshots and i'll

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actually just pull up my weeple and show

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it to you but for now let's go ahead and

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see what the heck is going on we'll keep

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this nice and concise and if you like

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that make sure to hit that like button

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alright so check this out amc is down

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2.15 percent in after hours down 0.9 on

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the day amc has obviously run up

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substantially from some of the lows that

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we had at the end of july and the middle

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of august which is great we've had a

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very nice recovery we are heading back

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to sort of bouncing off that

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50.85 level we've worked out plenty of

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times before but we are nicely above

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that 41.75 level right now which is

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excellent for amc we jump on over to gme

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first thing is i do have much less

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technical analysis on gme i'm going to

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talk a little bit more about

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fundamentals on gme but we see a little

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bit of a curvature here to the downside

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following a run at the end of august we

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ran at the end of august from around

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that mid 160s range

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all the way up to a high of 231 dollars

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per share and presently we're sitting at

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about 198 dollars a share we are

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slightly down in the day and we've also

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fallen in after hours in fact if we look

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at the after hours we're all the way

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down to 181 it's almost like we're going

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back to that mid 160s range within 8.7

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decline so what happened today well two

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things happened today first thing is amc

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amc announced or released on fox news

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this really incredible i mean really

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emotional piece of artwork uh a tv

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commercial and and very enticing a tv

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commercial campaign with nicole kidman

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who i can't believe is over 50 years old

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she's incredible but anyway

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she is a star in this commercial and

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this commercial really you've got to

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watch it it entices you to go to the

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movie theaters like when you watch it

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you feel the emotion of the movies

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beginning to play and like the beginning

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of a movie all that hope and

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anticipation of when that movie starts

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and everybody goes quiet and the the

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lights turn out it's great they did a

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phenomenal phenomenal job on their tv

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commercial this was announced on fox

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there were some tweets also

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of some securities attorneys trying to

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threaten fox suggesting that fox might

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get sued for helping promote the moas or

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a mother of all short squeezes

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suggesting that there's no fundamental

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basis for a moass and therefore because

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fox is promoting the moas fox might be

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exposed to potential litigation for

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promoting a short squeeze where there

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might not otherwise be a short squeeze

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which i thought was really

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uh unsavory i thought it was very very

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wrong that securities attorneys would

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come out against the amc movement

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because we have to remember that short

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squeeze aside amc and gme represent a

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movement it's kind of like in my opinion

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black lives matter and i'm not trying to

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get political here it's just they each

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represent something right so you think

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about it this way black lives matter

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represents social inequality and decades

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of making it harder for just for example

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black folks to build wealth through

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owning real estate because of redlining

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or just straight up discrimination

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blockbusting and real estate the fact

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that people couldn't get loans or that

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home value some black communities were

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lower right it so black lives matter

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represents a movement finding a solution

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for these inequalities right in my

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opinion

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the amc gme momentum movement the short

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squeeze movement the ape nation movement

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represents a frustration over

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the suits and a lack of transparency a

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lack of transparency around short

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interest data why is it that ortex has

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their data here and then s3 partners has

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their data here and then the truth is

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somewhere else but nobody seems to know

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except the hedge funds and the suits and

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the suits are the same kinds of people

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who are like oh how dare you fox looking

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out for the little guy well screw you

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suits you know charles payne and some of

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the folks at fox have been the most open

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to this ape movement ever

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compared to anyone else out there

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the exception of

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cnbc but i will only mention cnbc

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because i kind of feel like they're

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playing catch up to fox like they're

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like oh man charles payne is doing such

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a good job here and the other folks over

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at fox are doing such a good job on fox

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biz

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cnbc is playing a little bit catch-up

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but anyway

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point is gotta respect the amc movement

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and the gme movement the ape nation i

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respect it it represents much more than

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the underlying stocks and that's why i

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actually increased my exposure to amc

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and i'll show you exactly how i did that

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in just a moment

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but for now let's focus on amc and gme

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so

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amc

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incredible tv commercial uh incredible

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rumors about potential partnerships or

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talks or advertising talks with gamestop

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and excitement over what is to come uh

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adam aaron had an excellent interview on

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fox business today was very impressed

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with him

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now we have to see will this new

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marketing effort this 25 million amc

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marketing effort will that translate

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into

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revenue that's what matters now remember

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adam aaron says we've got about two

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billion dollars in cash or credit lines

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i expect that most of that is credit

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line and that's generally because it

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makes more sense to have your high

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interest rate credit lines paid down

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than just to have a lot of cash sitting

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around but yeah look we've got cash

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equivalents at amc and this enables us

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to advertise and get nicole kidman i

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mean what an honor what an honor to see

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movie theaters like amc now advertising

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themselves rather than just movies

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themselves right it used to be and adam

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aaron mentioned this it used to be that

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tv commercials would just advertise the

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movie and then go look at it in amc

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right this whole commercial you got to

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watch it you could see i'll link it down

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below the whole commercial is all about

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see

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a movie

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in amc because it's a theater and it's a

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full experience you got to enjoy it it's

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excellent it's awesome so now that's amc

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let's touch on gme and we're going to

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show you some shares and some things

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that i'm doing all right

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jimmy now we got some talking to do

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about this one so it bothers me a little

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bit that they're not doing q a sessions

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in the earnings call the reason for that

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is as someone who is a real estate

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investor and negotiator specifically a

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negotiator when it comes to real estate

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you know we don't really negotiate with

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stocks right

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we like to think we do but we generally

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don't i negotiate a lot in real estate

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and in my opinion the q a session is the

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most important to understanding what's

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really going on i want to see people on

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the hot seat under pressure responding

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to questions this is why i think all

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politicians should always be forced and

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compelled to debate

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because i want to see a leader under

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pressure i don't want to see somebody

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falter in the face of fake news i don't

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want to see someone give up in the face

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of fud

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i want the truth

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and i want that reaction from people and

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so i'm a little bit disappointed that

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there's no q a session in the earnings

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calls

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it bothers me

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now i'm obviously bullish

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on the movement that amc and gme

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represent

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but i'm not so excited about some of the

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details in the earnings call today i'm

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going to give you the good and then the

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bad

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from what we have which is very very

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limited because the good that we have

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well we're going to go through that but

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the potential for bad is very very

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limited because we got a very catered

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outline no forecasts and no q a

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let's talk about some of the good

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so the first thing that's worth

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mentioning is that year-over-year sales

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are up substantially they're up 25.6

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percent where we just crossed a billion

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dollars in revenues at gme we're at

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1.183 billion dollars compared to 942 in

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2020 in the second quarter

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now

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i personally am not super jazzed about

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that second quarter reading why because

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the second quarter represents april may

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and june

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okay april may and june we were just

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barely getting our first stimulus check

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people hadn't gotten their ppp money yet

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people hadn't gotten their eid l money

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yet the markets were not flush with as

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much money just yet april may june of

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2020. i think real consumer spending

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started coming back

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uh in in you know the third and fourth

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quarter in other words this 25.6 revenue

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growth is good the net sales growth is

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good

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but i am worried we are comparing year

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over year to a big hole

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now i know a lot of people during the

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pandemic in the lockdowns spent more

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money on video games but then you also

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had the problem of a lot of game stop

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stores potentially being locked down

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especially in california where they

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weren't open anyway and people were

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buying their video games online

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so i really think you're comparing to a

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hole comparing to q2 2020 now we'll see

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at least it's up i mean up 25.6 that is

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good i have my reservations but that is

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good

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now

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the ceo of gamestop does mention that

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they were able to achieve this despite a

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9 reduction in stores due to the

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pandemic

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this sounds good again but in my opinion

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also relates to this comparison back to

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a whole

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yes gamestop is consolidating its stores

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now with this 25.6 growth i also thought

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it was interesting that the ceo

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mentioned by the way we believe quote

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net sales is how people should evaluate

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us in other words assess the stock

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well yeah because that is also one of

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the best metrics that you have right now

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the big big big big tell to me is how

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are we doing quarter to quarter i'm

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gonna pull that up for you right now

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folks take a look at this okay this

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these are just the numbers this is not

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me trying to be a bear or or a bull it's

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just looking at the numbers okay net

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sales for the first quarter of 2021 was

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actually higher net sales of 2021 were

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1.276 billion dollars we came in at 1.83

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that folks is a quarter over quarter

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decline which we did not hear mention uh

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divided by 1276 that is a decline of

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about seven percent that's a quarter

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over quarter decline of seven percent

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and you have to pull up the q1 earnings

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release to actually see this because

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they don't give you the comparison in

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this quarterly report and they didn't

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have q a right then when we look at sg a

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let's go ahead and do the math here so

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sg a here sat at

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378 divided by 1183 that works out to

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about 32

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and in the quarter over here q1 sgna

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worked out to 370 divided by 1276 worked

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out to 29 percent

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so you had a two percent increase

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quarter over quarter in sg a and a seven

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percent reduction in sales quarter over

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quarter that's not good you have a

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softening in quarter over quarter sales

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but the ceo doesn't mention that the ceo

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mentions hey we're up 25.6 compared year

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over year that's despite a nine percent

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reduction in same store sales and our sg

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a is doing better compared to the second

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quarter of last last year

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okay like i i want amc i'm sorry i want

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gm well i want both of them i want both

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of them to win and succeed

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but here's what i ask

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be real with us

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be real with us like look if i got bad

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news and you know this if you watch this

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channel you know this about me

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if i got bad news you know i will tell

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you i'm not gonna lie to you i'm not

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gonna deceive you i'm not gonna tell you

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something's uh green and crystals when

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it's actually garbage and

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moldy grossness

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i'm gonna be blunt with you

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so i don't like those things and we're p

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picking these things out because these

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are specifically things that the ceo

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cheered

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now the good news is clear

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gme doesn't have debt no debt no

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borrowings they've got a little bit of

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debt they got a small term loan with the

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french government it's like a pandemic

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relief loan so most people don't really

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consider that even though technically is

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debt most people don't consider it they

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spent 28.2 million on capex they're

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making investments into this they gave

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no guidance we know this but we've got

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1.775 billion on hand

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cash they did this by selling 5 million

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shares at the money or at the market

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right

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they've got a lot more money than they

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had last year a billion dollars more

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they lost less money than they've lost

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in previous quarters which is good

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they're at 642 stores which is still a

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very sizable company strengthened their

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balance sheet a lot they leased a new

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customer care facility in pembroke pines

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florida which is actually five minutes

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away from where i used to live in

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florida they're hiring talent for this

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customer for customer care there i

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personally think the focus should be a

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little bit different for example if i

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were on this board i'd be pushing for

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things like what can we do to partner

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with companies like corsair to sell

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gaming pcs memory cards chips become the

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best buy of gaming what can i do to

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partner in innovative ways with other

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businesses where i can sell games where

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the people are like how can i partner

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with dave and busters for example to

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have a gamestop kiosk so that way while

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people are sitting there eating taking a

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break and they're having fun playing

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games they're like hey we should take

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home a nintendo switch and uh super

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mario brothers or whatever like

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bring the games to where the people are

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right partner with sports betting firms

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like draftkings whatever

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look it's great that we've got a 500 000

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square foot fulfillment facility opening

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up next year nevada and that the york

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pennsylvania facility is already

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starting to ship products this is good

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we're playing catch up with amazon it

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needs to be done this is bare minimum

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this is good it's bare minimum though i

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want the vision the problem is right now

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we're not getting the vision now a lot

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of vision is expected to come from ryan

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cohen who's the chairman of gamestop

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he's not the ceo he's the chairman of

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the gamestop board he also was the

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co-founder and ceo of chewie now he's no

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longer at chewy which is partially good

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because chewie has not had the best year

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so far their last earnings was a big

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oopsy doopsy oopsies which is not good

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uh he did step down to spend more time

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with family so that has nothing to do

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with him there's a separation i just

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want to make that clear because some

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people think that he still works at

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chewie it's just worth disconnecting

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those things he just focused on well i

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imagine family and gamestop which is

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great uh and the ceo mentions that hey

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look we're in the process of bringing in

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new innovative products some of the

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things they mention and i imagine ryan

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cohen has a lot to do with what what's

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happening here they mention more focus

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on products collectibles and electronics

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i'm really hopeful that electronics are

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things like pc gaming equipment i hope

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by collecting collectibles they mean

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nfts which remember you there's a

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website gamestop made a whole nft

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website splash page teasing nfts coming

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so i'm really hopeful that they've got

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big things brewing because there's

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there's not much to love in the

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fundamentals right now what we need for

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gamestop is hope you know like

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some vision uh and we're not getting

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that right now and i think that

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frustrates the stock market because the

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stock market is impatient i'm not

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suggesting people sell uh but uh you

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know i i why is the stock down it's

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because people like hope in the stock

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market you know with the hope opium lead

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stocks to go up uh and i'm such a big

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fan and proponent of the movement i

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really want to see gamestop and gme

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gamestop and amc succeed now i did

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promise you that i would show you my

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position in at least amc uh that is

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because i don't have shares in gamestop

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i do not own anything uh in gamestop but

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i do own shares in amc uh and i promised

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you i would hold amc shares for at least

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a year

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this is my weeble scroll to the amc

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section so what you can see here on

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screen

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right about let's see here so here

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where my finger is

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these are the shares i have i have 2 100

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shares

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i sold a covered call for 55 to get a 24

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500 credit i sold that last month

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sometime

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so i just have to make sure like if amc

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goes over 55 that i get rid of that

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contract so i don't get called out right

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but this is just a way of lowering my

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cost basis see it cost me i don't know

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exactly how much it cost me i think

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that's market yeah that's market value

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uh it cost me probably somewhere well

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i'm up whatever 80 bucks or 40 bucks or

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whatever it is so it cost me somewhere

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around 97 000 to buy these shares

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if this option expires worthless it

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basically reduces my cost basis by about

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25 which is really awesome right here's

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another thing though that lowers my cost

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basis right here and actually increases

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my exposure to amc is i sold puts

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between now and january of 2023

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which forced me to buy

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2 000 amc shares which would be like

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doubling my position in amc

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if amc

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sells for under 40 dollars

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by january of 2023

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so i'm making that commitment that amc

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is going to be above 40 for the long run

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now i could be wrong then i'd be forced

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to buy the shares right so i'm playing

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options on both sides here milking

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credits i'm really particularly liked

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this one right here the reason i like

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this one a lot is because uh

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two thousand shares at forty dollars

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would cost me

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eighty thousand dollars and i got a

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forty one thousand dollar eight hundred

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credit which is crazy that's a little

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bit more than 50

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so anyway this gives you a little bit of

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perspective into my thoughts amc gme

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everything that's going on if you found

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this helpful make sure to subscribe

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thank you so much for watching and folks

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we'll see you the next one bye

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