First: Evaluation on meme stocks

Maybe many people will compare these two for differences

Previous arguments have pointed out

Short-term AMC:

Too much selling pressure, excessively high short interest

High debt ratio and low popularity, I've said this long ago

Many licensed analysts only realize it belatedly when the stock price shows slight improvement and publish seemingly positive articles, unaware that you're building positions at the bottom to boost buying interest?

Short-term GME:

After a long period of sideways movement, popularity has slightly decreased instead

On the contrary, bullish sentiment is overly strong.

This will make investors develop a FOMO mentality.

The core philosophy of investment is simply you being bearish while I'm bullish;

Excessive bearishness leads to buying low and selling high, excessive bullishness leads to selling high and buying low

Evaluating and analyzing based on the company's overall situation

A surge is nothing more than not falling despite negative news, going through a cycle

Or even turning losses into profits in financial reports, big players entering the market, etc.

Don't wait until the media starts hyping and everyone thinks it's good to enter

Because many people only see the good and not the bad, that's human nature.

About GME I have no comments, after all it has grown

AMC is still the same old saying, mindlessly buy below $4 lol

Shorts collaborate to kill buying interest, with cheap prices you don't pick them up

Do you really want to wait until the main upward wave starts to pick them up?

No one can predict the rise and fall of the stock market

Not even the stock god.

$AMC ENT(AMC.US)

$GameStop(GME.US)