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naysayers go to amc, quick to point out we're not yet back to 2019 levels, pre-pandemic. we're not. but we're so much stronger today than we were in the third and fourth quarter the 14 days we just came through is the highest two-week box office that our industry has seen since february of 2020, 20 months ago that's good news ifor us the question is, where do we go from here. we have no intention of just bringing back the company that existed in 2019. the company raised so much money, our shareholders have armed us with what was at the end of the second quarter, a $2 billion cash and liquidity war chest to go out and transform our company and we have several big ideas that we're working on. >> from what to what we heard about football games. i'm a charger fan. can i go to an amc theatre soon and watch the chargers play tyler's washington football team >> you can at some of our theatres watch some nfl games each week. we are in discussions with the nfl right now to broaden our rights so that we can show all the games we want to show as opposed to just some of the games. >>

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charles: amc, a lot of folks rooting against the whole thing.rest is going down that the stock is doing down at the same time. it is making a pretty nice move right now. what is the proposition vis-a-vis short interest? is that the main thing anymore? >> you know the short interest definitely is important, charles, but that is one piece of a very massive complex puzzle. i think the most interesting thing about amc is the derivatives market. the calls and the puts for this specific security are so heavily traded that you can actually hide a massive amount of short interest in the puts. i think that is what you're watching happen. charles: right. >> this stock is constantly being hedged to the downside anytime there is any push because of the massive amount of derivatives that there are. i'm more paying attention to that. i want to see puts getting absolutely burned. i want to see premiums getting smoked. that to me is going to really ignite the fire that will drive the short interest down and then the stock price up. charles: speaking of which th

there was a lot of talk about amc going bankrupt. obviously they got funding from other folks but, but the fact was that was where they were and this because doc res happened now. now peter, we hear about the diamond hand. they were a big deal in the middle of the crazy. the writers you know, wanted you to hold on to stand strong on those stock. i mean, does the bottom eventually drop out or do they just hold it? and amc for some reason continues to be a stock that is way, way over value. both the diamond hands is all part of the height because the people who want to sell have to make sure that other people don't because you don't want to be in competition with other sellers. so you have to convince everybody never sell, hold on forever. well, what are you holding on to? it's a company that doesn't have any earnings. it doesn't pay any dividends. you're holding nothing. you're holding air, you're holding height. the smart money is dumpy, while those people with diamond hands have been conned in the holding. not every bitter, just one

the bag is going to happen with amc. it's going to happen with game stop. it is going to happen with not only bid coin, but all these crypto currencies. all right, have been sending that for us. do you see this chain continuing as we move forward, or will it die out as wall street continues to win? well, if we're, if we're talking bitcoin and crypto, your listeners have to understand that particularly bitcoin is a religion. it's an instrument of faith. it is tribal, digital tribalism. when you say i'm a crypto person, that means those a theory of guys are knuckleheads. i feel great about that. it makes me feel great and smart when the things going up and value man, i'm getting dopamine. hips like crazy. i love it, that is an addiction and it's, it's tribal psychology if, if you're, if your listeners really want to learn something to look up tribal psychology because everything that happens with bitcoin and with any of the criptos follows the path. there's a leader. it's like you get to go to heaven and religion will hear you get to hang up and hang on with

amc, of course it matters to the core business. become disengaged from really the magnitude of what amc's business is right now. i would put that aside and say, you know, i don't think we're arguing about are movies coming back are people going to want to go back to movies or not? it's not that binary. how event movies are going to be bankable to the degree they were before >> true. >> that's, to me, what the industry is figuring out. >> cinemark is down 4.5% today my husband said he might go see it, which would be maybe the biggest breakthrough for the bond box office in a decade. thank you very, very much. we'll leave it there mike, julia, and chris for "rapid fire. >>> coming up, companies have been vocal about the persistent labor shortage what about the workers the factors keeping millions of americans out of the job market are next thanks for coming. now when it comes to a financial plan this broker is your man. let's open your binders to page 188... uh carl, are there different planning options in here? options? plans we can

somen usual options activity on amc was spotted.well, a lot of activity i am not sure how unusual it is. amc was the fourth most active single stock option today. and i say that bearing in mind that actually it's usually in the top ten. it is a very popular stock option trading up there with names like apple, even though it's less than 0.001 the size of that company. over 50,000 were trading hands for about $1.71 on average t most of this flow was retail the rally that we are seeing in the shares could continue through week's end betting that the stock will be above 44.70 by friday. >> thank you tune into the full show friday 5:30 p.m. eastern time do not miss the first interview with amc chairman and ceo adam aron tomorrow 2:15 p.m. on cnbc. up next, final trades. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ flexshares are carefully constructed. to go beyond ordinary etfs. and strengthen client confidence in you. before investing consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. go to flexshares.com for a prospectus containing this information.

and amc, for some reason, continues to be a stock that is way, way over value. both the diamond hands is all part of the height because the people who want to sell have to make sure that other people don't because you don't want to be in competition with other sellers. so you have to convince everybody never sell, hold on forever. well, what are you holding on to? it's a company that doesn't have any earnings, it doesn't pay any dividends. you're holding nothing. your whole, the air you're holding height. the smart money is dumpy, while those people with diamond hands have been conned into holding on a bit or just one more follow up on that. i mean, i know we talk about this regularly and i know we, we tend to talk to you occasionally about crypto, which are not necessarily a huge believer it. but is there some truth to the idea that yes of that has value? if you decide it has value, well, not really because something actually has to have legitimate value. there's a difference between price and value. warren buffett talks about that price is what you pay. value

i think the way to do that is expand the appetite of amc and reach beyond being a pure movie theaterand do things as well in the future as we did movie theaters in the past >> like moving into crypto, doing commemorative tickets. that was part of my interview. how the amc ace cracked wall street you can check that out it's live right now. >>> gearing up for another big week of earnings how should you be trading them a time of a halloween version of our favorite game trade it or fade it. we are going to kick off with uber, reporting on thursday. trick-or-treat >> treat like getting a three muskateers bar rather than a snickers or reggie bar they gave you a treat. they have been outperforming lyft i know uber has been maligned. they gave you great insight into july and i think profitability trends are decent. i love the super app component of where they are with not just restaurant but nonfood deliveries uber is a treat for everybody. >> candy is a test, too, because i would have taken snickers over three muskateers any day >> i am with you, mel, i will take snickers every day. do you

we've got to build these amc resources with our own pro piretary programing.r >> matt blank, always good to see you. >> you bet >> when we come back, kevin o'leary and john hill brian will talk president biden's tax plan and whether corporation pay their fair share. >> netflix reporting we will get you up to speed. netflix shares this morning up 1.53 stay tuned you are watching sfraux and this is cnbc. ff everything you've seen me do was made possible by what you don't see. cause when you're not looking, i go to work. ♪♪ strength isn't a given. it's grown. it's earned and tested. ♪♪ we all have the strength to see what's possible. it's up to us to unlock it. tonal. be your strongest. this is ashley. she's a posh virtual it's u receptionist. ck it. she'll make sure you never miss a call or an opportunity to grow your business. you can't be in two places at once, let posh answer. posh virtual receptionists. paola needs a parachute. so, salesforce customer 360 unites your marketing, sales, commerce, service, and it teams around her. so they can deliver a great ex

neil: charlie, amc, look at this -- >> this time in 2019.to movies. i'm a streamer. i'm a dreamer and a streamer. neil: all right -- [laughter] >> i'm a stream ther as well. amc is just an undercurrent to all the nonsense that you see today -- >> right on, brother. right on. >> it is. neil: all right. >> i mean, this is just a nonsensical world right now. neil: you know, steven, i want to thank you. i want to thank charlie, thank you, wicked, terrific. >> by the way, can you get steve to say china once? neil: could you say the china thing once? >> china. [laughter] not only will i say china, we have to cooperate with both europe and china right now, unfortunately, to get out of the hole that we're in. that doesn't mean that that hole is going to fall through the ground immediately, but it's going to happen. you cannot have interest at 1.5%, inflation at 5, who the hell knows how high. neil: can't carry that. >> looked at energy. we're pro-carbon. makes no sense! nothing! neil: got it. >> we've got to stop cooperating. neil: all right. steven

plus, a change at amc movie theaters across the country. -- reggie: a customer's quick thinking to stop a guess station robbery in its tracks. kumasi: a live look outside at 6:12. we will be right back. a marine corps veteran in a flash disarming an armed robbery suspect at a gas station in arizona yesterday. the veteran was a customer. not only did he grab the gun, as you can see here, but then, he restrained the suspect until deputies arrived. that suspect was booked on multiple charges and two other people are still being searched for. he said, not today.oday.oday. reggie: a potential breakthrough under the search for brian laundrie, the missing fiancee of murdered 22-year-old gabby petito. human remains have been found in an area brian laundrie has been known to frequent. jobina fortson with what the fbi has and has not discovered. jobina: the effort to identify those remains is underway this morning. federal investigators are making it clear that brian laundrie's backpack and notebook for discovered by. the area of the florida nature p

. >> here's where it destroys all of the amc conspiracy theories, by the way i want amc the tribe i likeat job. but the amc conspiracy theories have been destroyed here's how they think the only way you can shorten something like 135% of its flow if you operate through dark pools and naked short selling this report says there was none of that the dark pools and naked short selling had nothing to do with this. liz: i did not argue that point, the point that i argued the actual resort. you are very rude. >> you said i don't know how you can shorten something more than it's worth. >> is called common sense. liz: i know you have news all in with this i know you have new breaking news here is one twitter follower who said to me charlie tries to tell you that you don't how to play poker and somehow you break down the chips over to your side of the table. go on with your news. >> the zach i speak english language. liz: go ahead. >> english as a second language. >> we do have breaking news on the back etf. this will be a tough sale, one of the reason why morgan stanley in particular from what we

there are, according to the head of amc, which runs, i think they have opened about a dozen multiplexessaudi arabia, the one in riyadh, they estimate it does about 11 times the traffic as the one in london, for example. they are packed, they have been packed from day one when they opened in i think it was 2018. their first showing was black panther. it was the biggest event in riyadh memory. and that is interesting because it is the same black panther you'd see around the world. i wonder if the investment in something like netflix, the same question i asked jim, is does it have real—world implications, in terms of what they are seeing? does it give the saudis any editorial sway in what netflix views are seeing? we see tiny bits of that and i would say, unlike whatjim was saying, i think one of the major effects is a kind of...the hesitation that western producers have now. can they...um... can they create something that is very critical of the saudis without risking losing their shirt in the process? there was one instance which, of the documentary called the dissident made by an oscar—

do they need to focus on exercises to include amc trance calm and figure out the logistics side? >> some answer is yes and the other answer is we are already doing that and the other thing i would not just focusing with amc because it does generate new supply chain challenges from you when you distribute your force in a very unpredictable for the enemy, unpredictable for us fashion you obviously have a new distribution i challenge and that's why i mentioned earlier we see with her 18130's which obviously their main risk mission is to the rescue but if there is a doing rescue that phenomenal capability to deliver airman parts and pallets and the other folks we need to coordinate with, our special operators. they have a unique skill set showing up somewhere, low signature thereby definition multi- capable airman, very professional and help us with getting in and getting out of a spot or refueling and rearming, but to josh's question we are working pretty well with amc and we recognize the logistics challenge. of the biggest seed two-part i'm working is we basically don't have enoug

cheryl: talk about big-screen ambition into weeks amc ceo adam adamaron making the crypto dreas come theory on, litecoin and bitcoin cash with bit pay, this coming after adam aron surveyed customers and asked them if it should be accepted with online payments and 68% responding saying yeah, take a look at amc stock is down 1% but take a look at crypto extending the rally bitcoin just hit 55000 on your screen as you can see a theory on higher by 2.5%, a digital token spiked overnight on the news but dogecoin down 2% or so. besides raising the debt limit and getting a spending package pushed through, president biden teams to be having a tough time getting his pics approved by congress charlie gasparino is here with start with the federal housing finance. >> it is a combination with logjam with a 50/50 senate and also dividing him administration that delayed fhfa federal housing finance agency is a huge position for the economy, this is the person this is has a policy whether expansive meaning you can use the fannie and freddie. >> to expand housing to people in lower income categories

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amc shareholders will need something blockbuster here >> so, well, you are all cooking and i'm eatingry night for dinner for me this is an epic deal. i mean i might even think about getting a plane ticket to the theater so that i can engage in it look, we know that theaters make a lot of money off of the food concession, and yet those numbers are down pretty materially and capacity utilization is down according to amc. i think right now they want to get seats filled and this is a way to do it, and then they can save it out another time i don't think it will be a money maker for the theaters but i do think it will draw people in >> amc shares, julia, around the $38 mark, but more scrutiny on the fact that box office numbers are not anywhere near what they used to be >> they're not near what they used to be but we have a big james bond movie, "no time to die" coming out a week from today. i think it goes out to the conversation we were having before about what it takes to leave the house. the bar is raised for restaurants and also for movie theaters i don't think this particular food de

shares of amc actually went up higher in the days after they stopped the trading, so that's where we is just me talking covering wall street all these years, i can imagine a top executive should be trading stocks involved in you know your business in such a major way. it just invites too much trouble. i just wonder even if he doesn't get charged, i know they think he's innocent, whether he gets disciplined in some way, it's just really not a smart thing to do in the middle of that-- it's like goldman sachs bringing a company public and it david solomon buying and selling the shares when it's going public. it's just in saying. he would never do that, by the way. along the lines of this because remember amc was one of the stocks that were huge on robinhood and everyone was talking about and here's the president trading it, you know. it's crazy. neil: appearances count for a lot. sometimes even if it's not illegal it raises enough eyebrows. >> senators always get rich. he didn't get charged, but he looked bad and kelly leffler might have lost her election because of that, just crazy stu

amc is one. >> we reported earlier today that gary gensler has always been a huge supporter of bitcoin else blamed him for picking winners and losers including a loser and excerpt the going after ripple. liz: that was a case brought under trump, follow my logic gary gensler in march 2018 went to jay clinton and to express his views including bitcoin is not a security and does not violate the law just so you know jay clinton and the sec not long after that the top sec gave a speech about bitcoin not being a security, a theory i'm not being a security and it mentioned srp and it became clinton did the case against x rp and ripple and chancellor is pushing it forward. liz: that is going to come back and you should be here, he got the good which is amazing for the first etf. >> it is bitcoin focus and get garygensler was lobbying. but any event gary has his hands full and there's a report that he needs to put out and wants to put out about the mean stock that a january and february this year when robinhood sees trading and handle the volume that did have the capital and payment came under

they have invested hugely in disney, in amc movie _ invested hugely in disney, in amc movie theatres,d now are there lots? there are, according to there lots? there are, according to the head _ there lots? there are, according to the head of— there lots? there are, according to the head of amc, which runs, i think they have _ the head of amc, which runs, i think they have opened about a dozen multiplexes around saudi arabia, the one in— multiplexes around saudi arabia, the one in riyadh, they estimate about 11 one in riyadh, they estimate about it times— one in riyadh, they estimate about 11 times the traffic as the one in london — 11 times the traffic as the one in london. for example. they are packed, — london. for example. they are packed, they have been packed from day one _ packed, they have been packed from day one when they opened and i think it was— day one when they opened and i think it was 2018~ _ day one when they opened and i think it was 2018. their first showing was like a _ it was 2018. their first showing was like a panther. it was the biggest event _ like a panther.

gamestop and amc are evidence of that. it is almost a social movement. just an analysis of spreadsheets and whatnot. so the younger generation sees it as a way to get closer to basketball and away way they never could before, but you see older folks that may be collected cards when they were young. now they have kids. the lack of transparency is too much to keep up with. top shot is easier. you show up, by from the source. you don't have to pay scalpers. if you don't like what you got, you can sell it instantly. you have both sides of the market. it is male-dominated for sure. lots of sports technology is. we are just, one of our partners launched a dr. seuss app, and that is more families, moms and dads playing with kids, daughters getting into it, so it is about different communities bringing different demographics in. they are all tradable, shareable, and open. romaine: fascinating. great to see you in person, thanks for being here. roham: thanks for having me. romaine: the founder of dapper labs. that will wrap up our coverage. a long week in los ang

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amc is lower and the revival is facing a huge test this weekend with the release of the latest james"no time to die" has $6 million last night the best bond domestic preview number ever. this puts the film on track to gross $80 million this weekend according to senior media analyst after the film grossed $120 million internationally last weekend the film is distributed by mgm in the u.s whether bond nears the $90 million opening pandemic record set by sony's "venom" last weekend depends on whether older audiences feel comfortable to return to theaters why the franchise tends to do well with men age 45 and up. googen time says if they return then quote that would be a breakthrough for the domestic box office and proside some hope to those distributors with oscar bait releases and others are watching for an indication of what is to come this fall. bond has the advantage of being an exclusive release with the widest release of any bond film in 15,000 screens. >> although as i turn to tyler i think the theaters while they may count on 45 and up males liking the franchise want younger mal

amc stock overvalued by mow metrics, sure i said at the conference last week the stock is worth what people are willing to pay for it the answer is higher if the bond box office is huge next up on tuesday, we hear from a company that, it's only $30 billion. listen to me a proxy. a proxy for industrial growth. im's plies everything to build something. barring new developments of course from washington you should expect traders to go overboard. you should see the fast money. not "fast money" but fast money -- on wednesday it's almost impossible to determine how the market will react to jpmorgan's results this is a well didn't return company in the habit putting out terrific numbers but terrific @and not to justify the run in the stock typically not. yet overanxious traders bid it up right? between 6:00 and 7:00 in the morning. only to be bogged down by other traders who hate it. find a line they don't think is good haven't bought jpmorgan by now, you can afford to wait see what happens blackrock reports too. a huge asset gathering almost as if they have a monsters port i say that numbe

mostly all higher except for amc. >> it's always the same five things >> right, it is.t brian, you know, cold play, i'm so excited for that. i'm a big fan so i'm really excited they're doing that >> every tear drop is a waterfall, silvana every single tear drop >> good one. >> it's all yellow. >> all of it. >> green and redand blue and yellow >> all the colors. >> the cold play puns. thank you very much. >>> why are so many people looking at the ten-year yield? as we head back to break, a big programming note, and we mean it on monday we'll be at the milken global conference in los angeles, go dodgers. at noon eastern on monday, something that is cool, never been done before, so it's either going to be amazing or completely implode, a special one hour cnbc pro live stream with four guests, giving them about 15 minutes each, no breaks, roll them in, roll them out, on rates in the fed i think in jase auby's first cnbc interview it is all live, it's going to be totally unscripted check it out today sign up on cnbc.com/pro. monday noon eastern time root for us folks. we've

the boost coming courtesy of two box office heros, james bond, and venom, amc up earlier in the day as can see now it's in the negative down about 4 and three-quarters of a percent. cinemark is actually strong up 5.25%, imax 3.25% to the upside, so holding on to gain throughout this ugly session. the blockbuster news for theaters and in-person entertainment taking a toll on some of the pandemic's biggest stay-at-home stars. zoom, peloton, and docusign all sticking to the bottom of the nasdaq today. zoom down 4.25%, peloton down 5.5%, docusign down more than 5% social media stocks are slipping ahead of tomorrow's senate subcommittee hearing on facebook 's controversial practice and its all-star witness and whistleblower that everyone is going to be watching out for that former facebook employee unmasked herself last night as one of the main sources of the wall street journal's deep dive into this over the past few weeks and accused the social network of prioritiz ing profits over online safety. of course this that blockbuster general report facebook is lower by more than 5.5%. twitter,

i'll say, look, even though it's not on the recommended list and i saw marin yesterday and they hate amc, but you have bond coming up, and bond opened up huge in europe. i got that right from marin last night when i had a cocktail with him. maybe even if you are a short seller you realize hey, maybe i ought to subscribe to that because i see why amc. >> you're pulling the curtain on why you care so much about the market. >> that's it >> i go back to the title of your book. you want people to get rich, you always have. >> you want them to do it carefully. you'll be fully transparent on the winners and the losers you have, what 34 stocks? >> my dad said listen, be a teacher, you made that money and that's great, and be a teacher i said, well, dad, i've got an idea and i literally worked on this project with him many, many years ago. pop used to get these bulletins and he would say now i know what google is and it's what kids use. it was also about trying to figure out what pop would like pop is not part of the investment committee, but he loves the stock market and now it's about the robin

if you would be a buyer of netflix, would you be a buyer of amc?had 4 million people in theaters over the weekend, stock is still lower today we have the bond moving well internationally but flops here at home. what would you do with amc i mac i x is outperforming todai should note. >> i max would be my bet today i max is an event-driven stock what i mean by that is when you want to see a movie like the caliber of a bond movie or an adventure movie, you go to i max. >> yeah. >> people want to get out of their homes. it is not like watching in your living room when you have surround sound i would be a buyer of i max into the bond release >> delayno, what about you you can throw in another streaming play if you would like to do it versus theater? >> i'm long netflix and bullish netflix, and the main reasons i would look to ad here is netflix did hold up in september which was pretty strong. we saw massive sell-off in september, a correction i should say. so when you are looking at netflix the big thing that investors are looking for is the queue up a

i also want to show you what's happening with amc. ashley: ill like to, but i'm not sure i will. >> oh, come on, i'll even buy the popcorn. [laughter] unconventional from amc's ceo, and he's really trash talking the shorts. take a look at this tweet. some of you have suggest that as ceo of ahc theaters i've -- amc theaters i've been playing chess. james bond's no time to die opens in the u.s., it plays more like amc is playing three-dimensional chess, and i say it out loud, hashtag choke on that. not exactly conventional, right? [laughter] ashley: i love it. >> yeah. okay, also want to show you some upgrades. the hydrogen fuel cell maker, barclays calls it call weight weight with $27, here's where we are, and oatly, is it milk, oat milk? jpmorgan upgrading it, worth $21. the stock is down around 50% from the june peaks. ashley: whatever it is, just don't choke on it. susan is, thank you very much is. talking 007, now this: after many delays, 007 back on the big screen. roll it. >> james bond. license to kill. history of violence. [bac

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amc says it wants to be more welcoming for the herring hearing impaired, with open captioning and forice will be available at select theaters, including some here in the bay area with the holidays approaching, toy companies in the us are having to come up with some creative strategies to get toys on the shelves, given the current supply chain issues. according to the toy association about 85% of the toys sold in the united states are made in china and with shipping containers now scarce and more expensive. many toy companies have decided to order more small toys and fewer large toys in order to fit more toys in each container. sometimes it's going to be quantity over anything right. let's hope it's the thought that counts rules overall. absolutely absolutely. overall. absolutely absolutely. dr. oz: coming up next, new pills, antibody treatments, repurposed medicines, new life-saving covid treatments you need to know about now. what to take if you get covid today. >> having such a hard time. dr. oz: why it feels like our brains are foggier whether or not we've had covid. three-step bra

people and it is what amc is in all things but name, but i'm telling you somewhere out there, there's z s p n or something because people are fascinated by the walking dead. and i'm wondering what, what do i don't know because what do you feel about why people are so fascinated by the genre? yeah, i mean, i think it proves to all of us that things could be worse than they are. i think, right. we got a arguably is as close as we've ever been to is on the apocalypse last year and it was interesting. we shot the 1st season of the show. we wrapped december of 2019 . then 2020 head. i was like, i already living in this post paul post apocalyptic world, killing zombies. and, you know, just, just in this place where i had to appreciate life to its fullest extent, men 2020. and we went back and shot the 2nd season, kind of right in the middle of it and the sick and the whole are imitating life life imitating art thing. it was very real and grateful for the experience to be trained so to speak, to survive. but yeah, i, i, i think we're attracted to, to things that are worse than what our, that

stu: amc. >> no rally for amc, close to three and a half% for mcdonald's more than this at the startpting big.from adults going from a $200 a day they are accepting in does. stu: you can't -- yes, you can from pay and big. >> they don't have the technology up yet so shall we say, a tease for the future because into investors and customers. stu: crypto overall is doing pretty well. >> we have big.passing 55000, that's near five-month high, exceeding a topical third-quarter trading's revenue estimate for 40 dollars, $200 up most 80% rally they were predicting. stu: that's huge that's what we used to say. one of the themes on the show today is energy price inflation but the news today about gas prices and oil, it down a little bit, is that helping the market? >> of course, the exxon for the world from occidental and oil price coming down gas prices are down 8%. gas prices here in america busier uk, i checked this, did you know gas prices are up 35%? stu: yes, in one day. >> how you heat your homes when you have to pay a third more. stu: you don't. [laughter] that was great stuff. now lo

maybe the biggest since the pandemic, at least based on what i heard from adam aarons i know amc, when you think of merck's pills, don't you think it will be huge for theaters the best place to play movie business is to buy disney. for years i have talked about my travel trust and the recommended surrounded i brought it to my cnbc, my new investing club i am so excited of the process of you joining the most interactive stock club we figured that covid was going to peace, we'll pull the trigger on disney. and remember got crushed recently, people didn't really like it. now that merck got something close to a cure, i bet the stocks got a lot more upside stay tuned for our deeper bullish on our company we think disney goes much higher in a post covid world, even higher than where it was today i am also worried of freight causes and supply chains i fear the rally will be short lived. don't get me wrong, its got 3% yield. if you stick around, we'll hear from dr. pepper later in the show the beverage company taking share directly from coke and pepsi. now, i don't know about you. we are watch

what i just heard from the holmans, i think people will be going out more amc, we have "venom" comingbers in europe are extraordinary. it's going to get people going to the movies. if you have an amc, and you're thinking, maybe it's too dangerous, this could change this it's also, by the way, anti-inflationary, if you can believe it >> wow, a big cheer here [ bell ringing ] >> you love the enthusiasm there's the opening bell it's quantum computing company celebrating its listing. a restaurant chain celebrating its ipo we haven't had too many of those. >> i'm doing work for an index that i would want to put together for the investment club basically a brand name, people no dutch bros. there's a lot of companies that are coming public, because wheels up, they've seen the ads. i want to be a little circumspect. if you like your warby parker glasses, that does not mean go by it. it may be a start, but it can't be the end point you need to do some work >> we'll do work to help people. believe it or not, i talk to enough young investors i'm saying we have an idea, you have to look to see if

amc up better than 1900% year to date.'ve got is a report that says with positive sentiment and not the cover that sustained the weeks long price depreciation of gamestop stock. it also supports theories that there really was nothing wrong here. that the market showed resilience. as for the outrage that surrounded broker robinhood's decision to restrict trading in late january, they found there were many factors that warranted that at the time, such as margin calls that needed to put up more money. haidi: what did the report have to say when it came to the impact on hedge fund? su: that's another interesting part of the report. it said hedge funds as a whole were not negatively affected by this big trading frenzy. in fact, they found they were not significantly affected by gamestop and other meme stocks. they also seem to support with the market showed, that many hedge funds actually benefited from this trading even though the melvin hedge fund was widely reported to have lost a lot of money. the report very much supports

ashley: you are apparently watching amc a much talked about stock, why amc?ot smart enough to trade it but i do think it tells us volumes about how the society is coming if we had big numbers with james bond that will tell me people are engaging in more normal behavior, i think amc is not just a new stock it's a very important barometer at that. ashley: how concerned are you with energy inflation that is not going away the cost of oil is going up and up, it is a direct to consumer's pocketbooks, is that a concern to you for the economy overall, it is for two reasons, the fed has been wrong since day one and nobody is asking why it's wrong there except in the numbers at face value, high oil tells me there's still supply chain problems and higher cost to work their way through the system and that concerns me, i'll watch it at very carefully because the impacts the christmas retail season especially. ashley: what are you thinking on facebook with all the negative headlines it's been dealing with. >> i won't touch that with a 10-foot pole, probably not a 20-foot

is that big finance because i still keep digging into the amc thing?'t know, what could it be. >> what could it be. that's the question. without we would as the directly . thank you for coming unpaired first of all, good for you for calling them on this and public. that's really our only defense. why do you think they would do this to you? you're not running for anything are you? >> i'm not running for anything. in never really know what you'r doing it. it varies every time. they're is something to say it' the algorithm and it may not be as devious, but the algorithm certainly plays to people they be more on the liberal side. so could it be a made fun of aoc ? that could be at. it actually got a little warnin that this may be fake news and all i said what she was at the richest part of the rich. that's really not anything you' have to check. people may not like that. big pizza, i'm joking. finance? i certainly have gone hard at the end the billionaires club. they're are so many different angles, but one thing is for sure, if people in a certain society