The AMC stock price has fallen, leading to a shift in focus to a delisted stock, MMTLP, by some individuals. Journalist CGasparino, who previously promoted AMC, is now investigating the MMTLP conspiracy. Meanwhile, financial advice is given to sell positions not favored for the upcoming year. The influence of journalists on investors is questioned, with concerns raised about their alignment with investors' interests.
Actually it’s not strange; I’m a journalist and someone who pumped $AMC (and got crushed) and also touts this #MMTLP conspiracy started trolling me (never a good thing). So I decided to take a look under the hood. Stay tuned! https://t.co/HilQz05Qaz
"To the extent that you have positions you're not enamored with, that you're not going to hold onto in the next year because your position has changed on the direction of these companies, sell those," says @Ivory_Johnson to @FrankCNBC https://t.co/wLfS4Ryg9w
I wonder if there is a connection between the people who failed to pump $AMC (which crushed so many small innocent investors) and those who pushed this #MMTLP thing? I’m going to investigate
If you fretted over “it’s just 7 stocks,” and that caused you to sit out this year, it harmed you badly as an investor.
They’re not here to help you. They’re only goal is to distract you. It doesn’t make journalists bad people. It’s just that their goals are not aligned at all with yours as an investor. https://t.co/N58EZgYBA5
Joe Rogan doesn't bother me. You know who bothers me? The ex-journalists who became redpilled, anti-trans podcasters who pretend to be "nonpartisan" journalists when they're conservative-funded entertainment stars in the business of fame and money, not journalism.
Now that the AMC Apes idiotic theory about a soaring AMC stock price has completely evaporated, morons like this are obsessed with another stock only this one is actually delisted. It’s called MMTLP. Further proof that the mind virus of dopey delusional stock pumping gets worse… https://t.co/Ge0ZUsjyOd