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amc. most of their responses were skeptical. the apesew did share a video about why they are investing. >> i'm hoping i will be able to pay off my debts i have a lot of student debt. >> even if it's not the big, big numbers they are talking about, i hope we all make a sizeable profit and also make a sizeable statement. >> it will go to the moon and even if it doesn't, it's been a wonderful ride. >> i got amc for generational wealth you know what i am saying? i want my kids' kids' kids to be financially stable. >> why am i an ape i am an ape because [ bleep ] them that's why >> reporter: despite the ape's distrust of main stream media, we also interviewed two of the most well known influencers, trey collins and matt cores, who share why they are fighting to shin a light on what they feel is a system that is rigged against the little guys. shep >> love it thank you. the documentary, how the amc apes cracked wall street is playing on cnbc's youtube channel. go check it out. >>> sometimes, you can have one. sometimes, you can't i mean, that

proponents has been an epic battle between the wall street short-sellers betting against the stock versus amc apesed to buy up the stock in siu's the shorts. if they were to eliminate those amc would fail and trigger the departure of the eighth army as well we bring in marco notice of former short-sellers who had come up with a unique proposal for amc investors along with charlie gasparino. welcome, welcome be met thank you for having me. >> i never seen so many comments like don't have this on your show. i will say this, i hate cancel culture. i think what you are saying an important piece of amc puzzle solving what you are proposing. >> thank you for having me on. the thing that ticked me off and got me started was january 28, when the buy button was pulled for a few stocks after. i thought that was unprecedented, i thought it was wrong it illegal and a lot of people got screwed in that moment individuals. joe sixpack if you will. my lawyer wrote a letter to the senate and congress read i was on numerous podcasts saying this is absolutely outrageous. it really bothered me that people did not foc

as the next six, 18, 30 months play out you'll see amc branching out to do more interesting things that will have the definition of success. >> the apes have given aaron a billion dollar lifeline to do that did the retail investor save amc? >> we savered amc first. by raising a lot of money but then the retail investors arivered in huge numbers and yes. they saved amc and that's when they saved amc because of the retail investors we raised another $1.250 billion in may and june of 2021 and that last billion dollars is what really will i think guarantee that we survive through this pandemic. >> it is always interesting when a ceo calls the valuation massive. we have much more including whether there's a secret message of not wearing pants in that clip you can catch it all on youtube or cnbc.com. >> thankfully wearing pants there. >> not wearing pants is another interesting part of it did you talk to the retail traders themselves what's surprising is how long they stayed in this game and the question is how does this end? >> how does it end is obviously the great unknown but when we saw it start with the gamestop frenzy in january and t

>> the bored apes are different than the amc apes. have i got that right? >> very different.ed okay you can't by an e sf t on an amc ape. >> i'm sure you can. >> i be buy one and give it to the jim for christmas. he loves those guys. >> here's what's going on, guys. oil prices are something to keep an eye on, opec and its allies are meeting today. they're not expected to lift oil productions, prices remain multi-year highs the price of crude doubled in the past 12 months was right now wti crude is at 82.20. meantime, farm equipment maker deer is warning striking workers, they're not getting a better contract offer. it's not coming. workers are down, a proposed six-year deal earlier this week a. second time a strike continues after kellogg workers revise a contract worker that strike is nearly a-month-old. meantime, nintendo is cutting its sales for a switch gaming consol, yet another product in the upgaming version last month. supplies remain tight in many markets, joe >> let's get to dom. dom chu for a look at stocks to watch. we talked roku and quality koym earlier, but you

. >>> how the amc apes cracked wall street. e, righafr ist teth >>> it's safe to say the retail trading frenzy of amc could end up being one of the biggest stories of the year. here's one of her conversations with trey collins. >> i think what attracts people to amc is the unity behind the trade. it brought people together to appreciate that you can come together and set aside your differences for something that you believe in in this case, it's fighting against a corrupt market, a market that wasn't built to be fair for every single party. that's what amc, speaking out and making noise everything that comes over the last world didn't come quietly it came with noise it came with blood. >> this new documentary about amc, it's couldle that you did this do you think the amc story will be bigger than the gamestop story? >> i think some movement, the ability of this group of people know as the apes to rally around the cause of market structure will have more lasting effects the fact that you can talk to gary gensler about dark pools

over the next few months it's big news for retail traders especially those who call themselves the amc apesate. back over to you >> okay, frank thanks so much >>> affirm and sofi are reporting better than expected results. up next we will discuss with a top analyst. we'll be right back. ♪ music ♪ ♪ dream, dream when you're feeling blue ♪ ♪ dream, dream that's the thing to do ♪ ♪ music ♪ when you see value in all directions, you add value in all directions. accenture. let there be change. > >>> some big movers there after hours. we'll be diving into all of those in more detail shortly but first it's time for a cnbc news update with shepard smith hi, shep >> hi, wolf. thank you for the news on cnbc the white house says roughly 900,000 kids age 5 to 11 now have their first covid vaccine shots. and hundred thousand others have their appointment scheduled. nationwide 28 million kids in that age group now are eligible for their first dose the department of justice is suing uber the rideshare company accused of charging wait time fees to customers with physical disabilities, meaning they're paying

nbc of publishing false information and is seeking $2.85 billion for defamation >>> stock three, amc, the apesrrower than expected loss, revenue also topping expectations, ceo adam aaron warning the theatre chain faces challenges ahead, the stock is down just under 5% and also revealing the company is exploring how it can accept shiba inu and other cryptos as payment. >>> and stock four, the real real surging. revenue topping forecasts, the real real up a real 15%. wow. on deck just how long can this record breaking stock rally e roll on? could it have more to do with rates than anything else we have tiab b maconleigoney advice just for you. stick around ocean. bring your visit to outdated montepisa! our sights will take your breathing away. our food will make your mouth leak. and our roads will make you break wind. translation is complex. transperfect makes it simple. our experts help your business succeed. in any market, any language, any industry. simplify global business with transperfect. >>> welcome back we are in the uk all week. there's a view that is a live look at london and st. paul

. >>> plus a new cnbc documentary will dig into the meme stock phenomenon of amc and its self-proclaimed apes here's some of them to explain why they are so invested in the company. >> i'm hoping that i will be able to pay off my debts i have a lot of student debt. >> even if it's not the big, big numbers, i hope we all make a sizeable profit and also make a sizeable statement >> it will go to the moon. even if it doesn't, it's been a wonderful ride. >> i've got amc for generational wealth i want my kids kids kids tbeo financially stable. >> why am i an ape i'm an ape because [ bleep ] them, that's why (loud drumming) drums! drums! aaaaaahhhh! at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. we save a lot. aaaaaahhhh! ohhh! (loud drumming) animal! aaaaaahhhh! for bundling made easy, go to geico.com. uh-oh... your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> welcome back, everybody. we're keeping an eye o

based on my story, see , when i write something negative about amc all the apes buy it, so i wrote anipulation, of all these -- liz: let's see how big their power is can they turn it around charlie: maybe, i don't know who knows but in any event, it is kind of an interesting thing going on, on top of everything else that's interesting with the stock. a short seller, coming to the aid of the ape movement, i guy named mark kahotes, long time short seller now kind of like out of the business, he runs a chicken farm in california. [laughter] liz: somebody has to. charlie: maybe he buys corn from adam aron. liz: popcorn. charlie: feeds his chicken popcorn, it could be something like that in any event he's behind the ape movement and he's come up with a plan which he says and he's been discussing this its been online and people have been sending me snip-its of it, that is designed to squeeze out all the shorts that are in stock. now we should point out the stock is not necessarily heavily shorted because of a short interest used to have like 100%. liz: the apes chased them away. charlie: i

amc, one of the biggest stocks i'm a shareholder to the apes. christopher has a question. re it is. i've been investing in amc since january, i've been holding a lot of rumors, heavily proofed amc is naked shorted with millions of shares circulating. my question, do you think adam aron or the sec are investigating this? if an investigation found naked shorts what would be the consequences, trey? >> there is great example of a stock adir. they recently found naked short circulating of their own float of 30 million shares. the ceo came out publicly, look we found this, dig into this. we'll see what happens. with amc specifically what they need is incriminating evidence. they can't play a game of guessing this or that. it needs to be we found this evidence. i think the first place to look is in derivatives and options because that is where heavy, heavy leveraging takes place. where market makers and liquidity providers hide nefarious activities that take place. i hope the sec is looking into that but i guess time will tell. charles: what is interesting, years ago a ceo brought

. >>> and a programming note check out the new cnbc online dock how the apes of amc cracked wall streettors piling into the chain, including one of the more high profile traders rallying around the company, trey collins. >> i think what attracts people to amc is the unity behind the trade. it brought people together to appreciate that you can come together and set aside your differences for something you believe in and in this case it's fighting against a corrupt market a market that wasn't built to be fair for every party involved. i think that's what amc stands for speaking out and making noise. any change in the world didn't come quietly, it came with noise, it came with blood. this is the new world of work. each day looks different than the last. but, whatever work becomes, the world works with servicenow. when you hear the word healthy it always feels a little out of reach. but it's all about the baby steps. maybe it's a jump or eating something green. or taking mom to get that vaccine. ♪ healthier means bringing stuff to the folks ♪ ♪ that really need it. ♪ ♪ like help at 2 am or

the next six, 18, 30 months play out, you'll see amc branching out and doing more interesting things. that will be the definition of success. >> the apes have given aaron a billion dollar life line to do just that. >> did the retail investor save amc? >> we had saved amc first by raising a lot of money, but then the retail investors arrived in huge numbers and, yes, they saved amc and that's when they saved amc because of the retail investors. we raised another $1,250,000,000 in may and june. that will guarantee that we survive through this pandemic. >> always interesting when a ceo calls his own company's valuation massive. we have much more from aaron including whether there was a secret message behind him not wearing pants during that infamous youtube interview why they're diving into a more fair market for the investor you can watch it on youtube, as well as cnbc.com >> i'm so excited to watch this and as someone who covers the movie industry what has been so fascinating to me is how distinct from the fundamental of movie industry all the movement in amc shares has been my question is, did you get a sense of what some of the change

and if it does not, it has been a wonderful ride >> i got amc for generational wealth i want my kids to be financial stable >> why am i an apefluencers on youtube who share why they are shining a light on it and why they feel the system is rigged against the little guy >>> how the amc aicpas crack wall wall street is playing on our cnbc's youtube channel >>> sometimes you can have one and sometimes you can't, that's the allure of mcribs it has haters, no doubt. also a cult-like fan club. today mcrib is back at all u.s. stores for of course a limited of time only that creates a buzz moment for mayor mccheese and the rest of his crew it's gimmick enough, the return all by myself. many of us fast food fanatic saluted. have they have gone at last too far. they turned the mcrib into an nft. a piece of digital art, nfts are often sold the nft for the first tweak for $2.9 million every the first 5,000 days sold for a whopping $69 million mcribs will be given away on ten fans over the next week. the company says with the mcrib's nft, you will never again have to say good-bye to the sandwich you love. news flash mcdonald's. fans love

amc shouldn't be bought. >> twice the american box office. >> adam aaron, on melissa's excellent, excellent documentary gave a terrific soliloquy how they solved the issues -- >> you keep changing the subject. oh, wait, the apesst loves it [ laughter ] >> how is that i can do that game >> i want to talk -- >> brookings had a good quarter. did you see that we not often talk about, roche buying $20 boil onback from novartis? it's an enormous deal. they had a pretty good return over time. i think it was over 10% annualized return. it was an enormous deal. i remember when they did that. remember when roche -- remember genentech? >> also ford with buying back some debt. i think that, once again, farley surprises every day. >>> phil lebeau has something in "techcheck." >> i've sent farley e-mails at 3:30 a.m., 4:00, sometimes you think our e-mails cross. he does not sleep for multiple days, i'm convinced that he has problem the most aggressive ceo -- >> i don't think elon musk sleeps a lot, either i will take your farley and up you a musk >> the fact we're calling it musk versus farley is interesting. >> remember, it's the pickup farley has never said it's about the regular vehicles it's the pickup, and where is el

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