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iii want to welcome back to the show, the host of trey's trades, trey collins. ettlements. t-plus-2 is long time for stocks to settle. it allow as lot of hijinks by hedge funds. what about getting these trades much quicker, what would that do to prevent the sort of shorts we're seeing? >> charles, thank you for letting me come back on to fox business to chat with everybody and represent the apes retail investors. this is a awesome opportunity, what is being laking wall street and the big guys have opportunities to have information very quickly regarding different short interest data and analytics and what is actually happening in the cycle. here is the fact, ortex, has a a t-2 share cycle. two days before the average loan is reported to the average retail investor. what is sad about that, average wall street guy gets information much quicker than the little guy on the streets will. it would be a huge mon monumentl shift for more availability and free market for the average investor. charles: do they do it for naked shorting or do he have to enforce the rules for

adam aaron is speaking directly to a youtube personality and, you know, the youtube personality trey collinsetting interesting information out of him as well what we're seeing here is the changing landscape we've been seeing over the last few years, intensified by amc and gamestop, a new generation of investors thinking about value very creatively and i think will affect the way that investing continues even in the companies, the big tech companies, with real fundamentals going forward. >> i don't think so. i mean, i think this amc thing, it's a great movie but amc is no tesla. this is not a tech stock or a real estate play it's a reopening play. people want to see movies again, but the idea that this is worth a 52 plus -- >> jon -- >> this is not tesla this is one of those cultural moments i think. it's like we're going to look back on this like aol/time warner or the groupon ipo. we'll look back. remember that. wasn't that crazy how those stocks did that thing. it didn't really matter in the long term, but that was weird. >> i hear your point and get your point, but tesla wasn't tesla unti

. >> right and in fact take a listen to what trey collins who calls himself the leader of the apes, the retail investors in amc right now, how he thinks about price being truth. >> don't get me wrong. there is risk involved with every sort of trade that's not based on fundamentals alone. but there is money to be made on moment you up. and that's what this is right now. it's a momentum play, it's a movement it's a story, man. i think the apes truly trying to tell the story about why they deserve to you know be heard, to make money because the short sellers have been betting against retail investors a long time. i think it seems like the retail investor has the upper hand. >> he conceded that amc shares are probably not worth what they're worth right now in a fundamental basis. maybe worth 20 tor $25 a share but he also said that at 47 or whatever it's trading at right now, i don't know whats it it is in the after hour. that is what at the market values amc right now that's all that matters. tim you tim you shake your head service of process why not. >> because short sellers aren't going

. >> that's aron with youtube permit trey collins followed by meme traders aron tried to embrace thenger retail audience that helped them stay afloat and for how long >> the way this used to work, the way this works, the way when you buy stock you pay for future earnings per share and when the demom nater is bigger, the answer is smaller. that's generally how this works so that's the piece that a lot of people crazy about amc on twitter don't seem to be focused on. >> that's why to the prior conversation the 2,300% rise in shares of amc no analyst can justify the stock appreciation we have seen in amc. given the metrics that you just point out. short interest is slowly rising today at around 21%. a few days ago at 19%. time is of the essence for this ceo to claim this meme status and take advantage of it which he clearly has as one would do given the distress amc is under to raise money. >> who knows what next week will bring? thank you. >> yeah. >>> bank of america trying to get ahead of the next meme mania. head to cnbc.com/pro coming up on "power lunch" a look at how inflation and

i had trey collins on yesterday of trey's trades.he show, the segment what is the greatest risk for the reddit revolution. this is what he said, infiltration. >> i think the greatest risk is infiltration. there is no stranger to the note that these big hedge funds and firms will pay people to infiltrate the community and act like one of us. we have to watch out for those people and recognize this is not the normal way, stick true to your convictions, simple as it gets. >> i a have great book everyone in the reddit community, a great game, emergence of wall street as a world power, 1653 to 2000. john steele gordon. it's a great book. discuss as lot of scoundrels in there. jacob little is described as one of the earliest most successful practitioners of market manipulation. he made his fortune leverageing short stocks and short sellers. they have a list of short stocks, put out a few things, pump is up for a quick trade there? >> thank you for having me back on the show. more than happy to represent the ape nation here. i agree with tr

deeper into amc with two traders with real skin in the game, joining on a "fast money" exclusive, trey collins and matt core guys, great to have you with us, welcome. >> thank you very much. >> first of all, matt, are you guys friends >> yeah, definitely. >> have you guys done this before, trey, together >> interview together, no, this is a first time but we've been good buddies a while we chat couple times a week. >> i tell in your twitter feed there's real camaraderie in this trade. what's the number one reason at $60 a share amc will go higher >> oh, the number one reason so there's definitely a myriad of reasons but for me it's definitely much more of the fact the stock itself, its price is the scoreboard, and it's the power of the psychological wildfire that the social and cultural movement is taking place, we're just seeing the impact of that in amc's ticker. >> trey, same question to you. i'm sure you probably echo some of what matt said, in terribles of other reasons in terms of other reasons behind this stock what's the reason amc will go higher in your view? >> i think it will go hig

host of trades on youtube, trey collins. obviously a strong advocate what i call the reddit invest revolution. you know the movement amc, you always say it was not about near-term fundamentals. the financial media, they still don't get it. they compare it look at market cap versus this company and that company. tell the world, tell the financial media what this always has been about? what has this movement been about? >> charles, first off extend a thank thank you forgive giving opportunity of, of apes talking about the culture and story about amc stock. they're getting the wrong picture with this whole segment. we understand clearly this is not fundamental value at time. this is not black and white. this is not the case. this is message, apes are trying to write right now to the short sellers, hedge funds, institutions blatantly betting against, frankly taking advantage of the institution, retail investor over these past six months year, five years, 10 years, show them that we are stronger than they think we are. we're stro

19% from left than 14%, the shorts are definitely reload ing joining me to discuss on youtube, trey collins amc this week? are you concerned the volume is drying up a little bit, pulling back a little bit? what do you think? >> well charles first off, it's great to be back. i've got to say i respect you more than you probably know, [laughter] amc i'd call this right now is volume exhaustion and consolidation, so the amount of liquidity in volume going to amc in that short period of time those couple of weeks, you have to cool off from that you receive between 2 and $4 billion of in flow on any given date so this kind of fluff in the middle between what i'd consider the next rip to be is that base foundation, the consolidation that allows the next big move to happen. this is a technical trade and still very technical given back about 38% from this $14 rip up to 77, which is healthy so i'm absolutely fine with this consolidation period. it's boring but it doesn't scare me in the least bit. charles: is there a support point? i love charts, i love technical analysis. is there a support point th

on another meme stock, bed, bath & beyond they also terminated coverage of gamestop as for amc, trey collins from trey's trades told cnbc earlier the stock's fundamental value is somewhere in the $20 to $25 range but there's money to be made on momentum i thought it was a really interesting interview earlier on "squawk box," mike the key takeaway for me, even though he didn't bite on the question as to whether this is gambling versus investing, he did say he was willing to lose all of his initial investment when he does something like amc and that's his mindset which shows that it's not traditional long only investment where retirees, for example, will hope not only to keep all of their initial investment but slowly but surely grind it higher. >> it's not about margin of safety or necessarily knitting what you're paying to some concrete estimate of fair value, it's basically buying into a story, yes momentum, yes, emotion, but also what the market will bear at any given moment i did think it represented at least from his perspective, we don't know if this is broadly applicable to everybody,

trey young off the glass to jonathan collins for the dunk.rae young is just growing up before our eyes 4th quarter. young .8 points, including that 3 point play over drew holiday. wow. what a debut for him. now. clint capella with the offensive rebound 32nd left and he scores. so one point lead, 3.3 point game khris middleton played terribly. that was a microcosm of that. he rams out there. your final score, one 16, one 13 game 2. it's friday. that is also in milwaukee. the olympic roster for the men's senior national basketball team has been finalized and draymond green will be a part of it. this will be the second time he's played in the olympics he won a gold medal back in 2016, the olympics, of course, will take place in tokyo japan's and those begin on july 23rd. so we wish draymond green and it's not draymond green and it's not good luc [hippo groans melodically] [iguana belts major 3rd] [gator reverb] [splash] [singing indri sings] [elephant trumpets] [buffalo punish timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪ attenti

trey young. he's been so good off the back board to john collins.is a former teammate of tampa bay's more. let's go to the 4th quarter. 48 points most ever. for a player making his conference finals debut 30 seconds left young misses. but clint capella gets the rebound. give the hawks the one-point lead bucks down 3. now, last chance khris middleton. it's not good. final score. one 16, one 13 game 2 is on friday. the olympic roster for them and senior national basketball team has been finalized and draymond green will be a part of it. this will be the second time he's played in the olympics he won a gold medal back in 2016, the olympics, of course, will take place in tokyo, japan and they will tokyo, japan and they will begin o attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check cove