AMC’s CEO wants to reward meme investor loyalty More so than companies like GameStop or Bed Bath and Beyond, CEO Adam Aron has wholly embraced AMC’s “meme stock” status.

(Reuters) - (The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) If everything goes the way shareholder lawyers and defense counsel for AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc ...

Let's rewind a bit During the COVID pandemic, AMC's stock gained "meme stock" status, and the company was able to leverage the retail shareholder excitement and issue additional equity.

Wedbush turned bullish on AMC’s stock, citing a more consistent movie-release slate over the next several quarters and ...

Pandemic-hit AMC faced a 78% revenue drop and over $10 billion in debt but raised $587 million through its meme stock status and equity offerings. CEO Adam Aron's dilution-causing equity moves ...

AMC stock became a popular meme stock. Now that the phenomenon is over, is it still a buy? Here is what you should know as an investor before adding it to your portfolio.

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. reports third-quarter results on Nov. 8, with the meme-stock darling grappling with a “dearth” of major new movie titles in August and September.

AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) stock rose only 20% during June’s meme-stock rally, suggesting limited future benefits from this trend. The company issued a negative outlook for Q2, expecting ...

AMC Entertainment Holdings is in a good position for growth after the movie-theater chain and original meme stock reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter revenue last week.

In this article, I will use the TipRanks Stock Comparison Tool to help me analyze leading meme stocks GameStop (GME), AMC Entertainment (AMC), and Trump Media Technology Group (DJT). A closer look ...

Shares of the movie theater chain gained on another meme-stock rally. What happened Shares of AMC Entertainment Holdings (AMC 0.33%) were climbing today as meme stocks came back into vogue.