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Shares of GameStop Corp. undefined slumped 3.9% in volatile trading Tuesday morning, putting them on track to snap a record-matching 10-day winning streak.

Fellow meme-stock AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. AMC,-9.01%was also halted briefly for volatility, after shooting up as much as 17.0% right after the open then reversing course trade lower. The videogame and consumer electronic retailer's "meme" stock was briefly halted for volatility starting at 9:37 a.m. Eastern, as it shot up as much as 5.2% minutes after the open before pulling a sharp U-turn into negative territory. The movie theater operator's stock was last down 1.4%, paring earlier losses of as much as 3.8%. Year to date, GameStop's stock has now run up 22.8% and AMC shares have gained 6.4%, while the S&P 500 SPX,-1.26%has slipped 3.3%.

AMC posted another billion-dollar loss in 2021 but things are starting to look brighter as AMC posted its first EBITDA profitable quarter in Q4 2021 since Q4 ...

I won't say what I would be willing to pay to see Top Gun 2 in the movies, but that is an experience I can't recreate to a satisfactory degree at home due to the level of special effects and the way the movie was filmed. Disclosure: I/we have no stock, option or similar derivative position in any of the companies mentioned, and no plans to initiate any such positions within the next 72 hours. Here is the problem, it takes a tremendous amount of capital to unearth these reserves and bring them to market. If HYMC was such a great investment and the economics of its mine were lucrative, why wouldn't one of the major players take it over, considering HYMC has a market cap of $141.57 million. Going to the movies can become costly if you're a family of 4, and if tickets are an extra $5 - $10 each, it could be a deterrent. Now AMC is in a position where 5% of their revenue is tied to a fluctuating market that could decrease or increase at a moment's notice. When you purchase a stock, you're buying an equity portion of a company where your shares correlate to a portion of revenue and earnings which the company generates. The difference is that T could continue to operate WarnerMedia internally as they continuously generate $25 billion-plus of FCF. They are spinning it off because they feel it will generate the most value for shareholders. Depending on what profit metric you use, AMC did return to profitability on an EBITDA level in Q4 2021 as it produced $119.6 million of EBITDA. Patrons are going back to the theaters, and Q4 2021 was the first time in 2 years where AMC's revenue exceeded the operational costs of running their business. For some investors, exiting their position in AMC isn't part of the equation, but the reality is that they are holding shares of a company whose liabilities exceed their assets, with an increased amount of debt as their shares represent negative equity in the company. If AMC does, what would the valuation be worth, and before you think it's going to the moon, remember, when you invest in a company, you're paying the present value for future cash flow. In 2018 AMC generated $1.03 billion in gross profit, placing its gross profit margin at 18.81%. AMC generated $110.1 million in net income for the 2018 fiscal year placing its profit margin at 2.02%. A 2.02% profit margin is very small in any business, especially in a business where you're generating $5.46 billion of revenue in that fiscal year.