RT @CEOAdam: On our earnings call this week, we were able to point to dramatic increases in AMC’s Adjusted EBITDA, that we are currently f…
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For the second quarter in a row, AMC Entertainment posted an all-time company record for Revenue and for Adjusted EBITDA, our biggest and best ever quarter financial results in 106 years.
In Q3 2026, Revenues were up 32%. Adjusted EBITDA were up 184%, nearly triple last year’s third quarter.
Our Adjusted EBITDA for the first 9 months of 2026 was $707 million, up an astounding $453 million versus the same timeframe last year.
What a triumph for AMC.
In recent years, where other key players in our industry collapsed, at AMC we repeatedly instead have talked about recovery. Today, we can finally say that AMC has recovered.
To our studio partners, lenders, business partners, employees and our millions of passionate shareholders, thank you for standing with us as we traveled through
a long, and at times brutal, road.
Mere survival was never the goal. Our goal ultimately was to thrive, and that is exactly and precisely where our focus now lies.
We are highly energized by the tremendous opportunities ahead.
businesswire.com/news/home/2…
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JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Judge officially approves Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros for $110,000,000,000
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AMC Stock Jumps 12% As Debt Refinancing-Fueled Rally Sharply Accelerates
go.forbes.com/BrPg2r
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In my crosshairs as much as Robinhood’s shameful Stock Tokens and the trademark- infringing meme coins that they trade: dreaded TICKET SCALPERS.
So far, we have reclaimed more than 1,600 AMC tickets from resale sites posted there.
Scalpers beware, AMC is coming after you.
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Calling on all other CEOs to support @CEOAdam CEO of AMC theaters @SECGov @FBI @DOJFraudDiv @DOJCrimDiv if U.S. companies are being controlled by third parties why would any company in the future want to go public? how can the public have confidence in the markets?
Hey there @dangallagher, in the past week you and @vladtenev CEO of Robinhood have made public comments defending your use of and “standing behind” your relatively new Stock Token concept.
I think this practice is abhorrent. It defeats the very ethos of share ownership. Public financial markets were created so that companies could raise capital, and so that investors could share in the wealth created as a result. Not to turn investing instead merely into some gamified business-oriented casino.
If by your own admission you can’t offer or sell Stock Tokens to “U.S. persons” why does your U.S. web site talk about them so much and so favorably?
Vlad: How can a U.S. brokerage firm be proud of creating an offshore Channel Island operation in far off Jersey specifically with the intent to operate outside U.S. securities laws? Is there potential confusion that Stock Token purchasers are getting less than all the rights accorded to real shareholders, and if so do you care? If those tokens are theoretically backed 1:1 by real shares, but hypothetically some of those underlying real shares are in turn lent out to short sellers, are the Tokens really backed 1:1 in fact?
Dan: I think U.S. securities laws have protected the public very well over the past century. You spent much of your career at the SEC. Deep down, in your heart of hearts, how can you really think a world without the precautions imposed by U.S. securities laws creates a better, safer environment for investors?
Choose whatever descriptors you think best make sense under the circumstances: Non-regulated, derivative, synthetic, sham, debt-backed securities trying to simulate actual real stock, or pick your own words if these don’t fit.
Stock Tokens may make you an innovator in your own eyes. In my eyes, they bring your firm dishonor.
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🚨 2.185 BILLION $AMC shares traded off exchange across 95 trading days, according to my tracker. How much buying pressure is actually reaching the public exchanges? 👀
Now add tokenization. Without transparent backing and clear ownership rights, how does adding another layer make this market more
Amc investors deserve transparency in how our stock trades. 🍿🦍
@CEOAdam
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UPDATE:
It’s HAPPENING!
With weekend figures higher for almost all films + #LaborDay MON estimates also upgraded, SUMMER 2026 will hit legendary 4.76B cume TONIGHT & officially beat SUMMER 2013’s 4.75B ALL TIME RECORD as the HIGHEST GROSSING SUMMER OF ALL TIME at US #BoxOffice!
SUMMER 2026 also makes history as only SUMMER ever to see all four full months (MAY-JUN-JUL-AUG) crossing 1B mark each, with AUG 2026 being the highest grossing AUG of ALL TIME with 1.27B - and only the 3rd AUG in history to cross the 1B mark.
Exhibitors and the whole industry in celebration mode. It was a long and tenuous road since the Covid disaster to reach this moment many thought unreachable after the big reset. But here we are!
The turning point and the chance of finally going back to pre-Covid levels have never been so bright ahead of us!
LET’s GOOOOOOO!!!
SUMMER 2026 has rewritten history at US #BoxOffice as first SUMMER ever in which all 4 months crossed the 1B mark each, crowned by the highest grossing AUG of ALL TIME, with 1.27B, which by the way was only 3rd AUG in history to cross 1B.
But it’s not over yet, as Biggest Record of ALL could come on MON #LaborDay, the last day of this SUMMER Season!
After SUMMER 2026 reaching a 4.73B cume on SUN, If current projections for all movies on #LaborDay MON hold when the actuals come on TUE. the final day of SUMMER Season could help SUMMER 2026 to become the HIGHEST GROSSING SUMMER of ALL TIME, beating 2013’s 4.75B ALL TIME record, something industry believed we would never see again Post-Covid!
#BoxOffice is BACK, BABY!
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August 2026 had the highest industry-wide domestic box office grosses for any month of August since record keeping started 50 years ago. See for yourself: boxofficemojo.com
Experts moronically predicting movie theatres were dead?
What a total crock of - - - - !
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@vladtenev The concern is not mysterious.
You put AMC’s name on a Jersey debt note, sold it as an “AMC Stock Token,” and then asked the CEO of AMC what the problem is. That is the problem.
Retail is not confused about the wrapper. We know it is not a share. No vote. No ownership. No claim on the company. You said that in the fine print. You still used the ticker, the brand, and the price of a company that never hired you to package its equity.
Then you put that wrapper on a permissionless chain with a thin float. It trades 24/7. It sits in DeFi pools. It gets used as collateral and as the quote asset for memecoins. When a small token float gets shoved away from the NYSE print, that is not “innovation.” That is a second AMC market you created without AMC.
A 1:1 claim is not an answer. It only helps the listed stock if you buy real shares to mint. If you mint against inventory, hedges, locates, or delayed settlement, you created extra AMC exposure without extra demand on the tape. Discount arbitrage can hit the real stock. Premium minting can add more wrappers instead of lifting offers.
You blocked this from U.S. persons and still wrapped a U.S. company. Then you replied to the CEO with “What’s the concern?”
The concern is you built a synthetic AMC market, kept the economics, left AMC with none of the control, and treated a shareholder-rights question like a support ticket. @RobinhoodApp @RobinhoodCrypto
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🚨 AMC TOKENIZED WITHOUT CONSENT?! 🚨
The ticker was hijacked, stock tokens were minted, and AMC’s CEO just dropped a NUKING statement calling the entire scheme VILE! 💣👇
🕵️♂️ THE PLAYERS INVOLVED
SUBJECT: Robinhood Stock Tokens — tokenized "Real-World Assets" issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited.
VICTIMS: AMC shareholders and 190+ public companies that NEVER signed off on this.
THE VILLAINS: An offshore wrapper sold like real stock while the actual companies have ZERO connection to it! 🛑
🔥 THE SHADY PATTERN
1️⃣ They pick a public company.
2️⃣ They spin up a debt token tracking its price.
3️⃣ They trade it 24/7 on their own chain.
4️⃣ YOU get the economic shadow… THEY keep the legal title!
❌ No vote.
❌ No beneficial ownership.
❌ No seat at the table.
…and then they call it "INNOVATION" 🤡💸
📊 THE SMOKING GUN EVIDENCE
AMC CEO @CEOAdam just went public with the hard facts:
🚨 Robinhood is behind tokenized RWAs for AMC — and SUPPOSEDLY 190+ other companies!
🛑 NOT REGISTERED under U.S. securities laws (Securities Act of 1933).
🏝️ OFFSHORE ISSUER: Based out of Jersey (First Floor, La Chasse Chambers, Saint Helier).
⚠️ NO U.S. PERSONS: Regulation S only. Outside the U.S. reach.
🛑 AMC'S OFFICIAL RESPONSE: Zero connection. Do NOT condone. Outside securities counsel is ALREADY on it! ⚖️🔥
🛡️ THE HIDDEN COVERUP
The fine print exposes the entire trick! 📜⚠️
Stock Tokens are actually DEBT SECURITIES, not actual shares!
You get price exposure — NOT THE SHARE.
Backed "1-to-1" at a custodian while the token floats through wallets, DEXs, and DeFi pretend-trading as real AMC common stock.
They hide this massive rights gap deep inside a Jersey prospectus and walls of fine print. 🕵️♂️
📅 THE CLIMAX (Sept 3, 2026)
Adam Aron, CEO of AMC Theatres, put it in writing:
💬 "Contemptible, outrageous, disgusting, detestable, inexcusable, VILE."
He then dropped the single most dangerous question in finance:
HOW CAN THIS POSSIBLY BE LEGAL?! 🤯💥
👇 MAKE THIS GO VIRAL BEFORE THEY BURY IT 👇
1️⃣ RETWEET to expose what's really happening! 🔁
2️⃣ REPLY: Is a token without ownership really a stock? 💬
3️⃣ TAG @CEOAdam + anyone who still thinks a crypto wrapper equals a real share! 🏷️
#AMC #Robinhood #StockTokens #CryptoExposed #MarketManipulation
Entertainment purposes only • DYOR 🧠⚡
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Robinhood apparently is behind an effort related to “tokenized real-world assets including Stock Tokens” for AMC Entertainment (and supposedly 190+ other companies). They are not registered under U.S. securities laws !!!!!!
I find this practice to be contemptible, outrageous, disgusting, detestable, inexcusable, vile. How can it possibly be legal? We have no connection to this at all, and do not condone it in any way.
We immediately are going to have our outside securities counsel look into this.
docs.robinhood.com/rhj
Stock Tokens are not registered under U.S. securities laws and may not be offered, sold, or delivered, directly or indirectly, in the United States or to, or for the account or benefit of, U.S. persons. Offers and sales of Stock Tokens are subject to restrictions in other jurisdictions, including, without limitation, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland. A full list of the jurisdictions in which offers or sales are restricted or prohibited is available here: docs.robinhood.com/rhj
Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited is a private limited company incorporated in Jersey, with its registered address at First Floor, La Chasse Chambers, Ten La Chasse, St. Helier, JE2 4UE, Jersey. The Issuer is registered under the registration number 162428.
Stock Tokens have not been and will not be registered under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended from time to time (the "Securities Act") or with any securities regulatory authority of any state or other jurisdiction of the United States. Stock Tokens may not be offered, sold or delivered within the United States to, or for the account or benefit of U.S. Persons (as defined in Regulation S under the Securities Act ("Regulation S")), and (ii) may be offered, sold or otherwise delivered at any time only outside of the United States and to transferees that are not U.S. Persons (as defined in Regulation S)….
©2026 Robinhood Markets, Inc. All rights reserved.
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Donald Trump came away from a meeting with actor Jon Voight and two Hollywood producers very supportive of a federal tax incentive for film and TV productions.
Something that may have caught Trump’s attention was the explanation by one of the producers that he would be forced to shoot a planned biopic of Richard Nixon outside of the U.S. unless there was an American tax incentive.
variety.com/2026/film/news/t…
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🚨🚨HESTER PEIRCE WARNS ABOUT TRANSPARENCY IN SHORT SELLING
The problem is that there is zero transparency.
Short selling is part of the capital market but because there is no transparency or enforcement short sell has turn into illegal naked short selling. Shorting Securities they don't own and haven't borrowed.
This artificially dilutes the float creating Phantom shares that don't exist.
There is a big problem but Hester warns against transparency.
5 years later and the problem has not been fix but ignored.
SEC HAS FAILED IT'S MISSION TO PROTECT INVESTORS 🙊🙈🙉
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Friday I went looking for another stock to buy and somehow ended up adding more $AMC. Bears keep telling me I’m supposed to be scared, but with Q3 already pushing toward history and Q4 loaded with major theatrical firepower, I’m doing the opposite. I keep raising my $1.24 average because I still think this is too cheap for the setup in front of us. More movies, more premium screens, more concessions, more operating leverage, and a cleaner path into 2027. If Q3 clears $3B and Q4 delivers, the “AMC is dead” crowd is going to have a very uncomfortable problem on its hands. $AMC Over Noise 🟢🍭💀
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Naked short selling is a national security threat because it functions as financial counterfeiting.
This has to end and those involved must face stiff penalties.
I believe @grok would describe this as a grave national security threat.
@elonmusk
@solari_the
@annvandersteel
@JamessemaJ51927
@TheClayClark
@SecScottBessent
🚨 NATIONAL SECURITY THREAT ALERT 🚨
Are you paying attention yet?
Wall Street is currently running a masterclass in selling things that don't exist. Whether you’re looking at Silver or MMTLP the scam is the same: the system is drowning in Synthetic Figments while the real assets are nowhere to be found.
Naked shorting is a national security threat because it functions as financial counterfeiting. In the commodities market, "paper" contracts are used to suppress the price of strategic resources like silver, which are essential for defense and energy technology.
By flooding the market with "phantom" Shares and contracts that don't exist, bad actors can artificially collapse the stock price of strategic U.S. companies in sectors like defense, energy, and biotech. This "cellar boxing" prevents critical innovators from raising capital, effectively allowing adversaries to sabotage American infrastructure through the market rather than the battlefield.
As former SEC Chair Harvey Pitt put it, "Phantom shares are analogous to counterfeit money." When brokers create millions of fake Shares, they are effectively printing unbacked currency. This devalues the entire U.S. capital market, which is the literal engine of our national power.
