The Army of the Apes seems to recede and long term speculators are taking the spot. Beside that the average volume sunk below 50% from end of August the daily trading is now only about 30% of that. 30 million daily trades compared to 176 million average trades on August

Tuesday and Wednesday in AMC we had a PUT to Call Option Trading of 66.6% More Puts were traded than usual.  The average trading volume is down by 50% compared to August 25th. Share trading is around 50 – 60 million and this is not enough to drive the price

  My short position on AMC is still valid. 37 PUT 123 DTE.  What happened before  Remember, when AMC crossed above $40 I bought 100 shares and did the little ride up to $45. Took profit but missed the run up to $50.  Then I sold a $42 PUT since it

I was impressed that the Ape Army could actually gather enough apes to initiate a March on Rome. They had more success than expected. But as I said, if they can gather the needed trading volume, above average, for at least 2-3 days they can drive the price above $40.

Today the Ape Army gathered momentum and drove the price higher.  The average share trading volume was surpassed by 30% and reached 225 million shares. At the same time over 1 million options contracts changed hands. 75% of which were call options and 25% put options. AMC was traded  at a volume

After the week was starting out stronger for the Apes as before Thursday ended with a very low trading volume. I expected more. While AMC was increasing the average daily trading we noticed today that the volume cut out at around 27%. The Option trading volume reached about 75% of

Thus, where to begin? Following the Option trades and putting together an Excel sheet on a daily basis for AMC to get an understanding WHAT the numbers are telling you. The trading volume was higher than usual. Yesterday about 180,000 contract and today about 190,000 contracts. Even though the apes

This week was a sliding down the slope for AMC . As predicted it didnt go below $30. And it will not do tomorrow. It just dipped below 30 for one hour just to come back into the profitable range for the Market Makers. Tuesday the trading volume with Calls vs Puts, was 136%

 I said yesterday and the day before: “The Market Maker Sweet Spot moved slightly from $40-38 to $38-35. At $38-35 closing of the week it will have the Market Maker paying out about 5.6 million Dollars. At $33 it would be $11 million so they will stay above that and