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Jakobe Thomas said he got a text from Kirk Cousins about No. 8 yesterday, and gave Cousins the number back with no negotiations. “No money needed,” Thomas said. “I just need him to come here and win games. A lot of fans have his jersey anyway, so they could pull him out of the closet and put him back on. So that's all it is. Kirko's got a lot more memories and history in that number than I do, and it's rightfully his. So I just gave it back to his rightful owner.”
So @CEOAdam , we can expect to see insiders start buying in confidence?
Please address the share reconciliation possibility. Thanks
On our earnings call this week, we were able to point to dramatic increases in AMC’s Adjusted EBITDA, that we are currently free cash flow positive, and that 97% of our debt maturities have been extended to 2031 and 2033.
This means that we no longer need to talk about the trials and tribulations of the past six years. Instead, we will be focusing on all of the many growth opportunities and high IRR projects in our sights and which we can pursue to stimulate increases in free cash flow going forward.
Welcome to the stress-free world of industry-leading and abundantly-recovered AMC Entertainment.
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🚨AMC reported its strongest quarterly revenue and adjusted EBITDA in company history, with significant improvements in profitability, attendance, and cash flow. $AMC
-AMC generated more quarterly revenue than at any point in its 106-year history.
-Adjusted EBITDA nearly tripled compared with last year.
-AMC generated $109.3 million in quarterly free cash flow.
-Management expects positive free cash flow for the entire year.
-Nearly 75 million customers visited AMC theaters during the quarter.
🟢 Revenue: $1.71B (+31.6% YoY)
🟢 Adjusted EBITDA: $347.5M (+183.7% YoY)
🟢 Free Cash Flow: +$109.3M (vs. -$81.1M)
🟢 Attendance: 74.92M (+28.3% YoY)
🟢 Adjusted EPS: ~$0.12–$0.13
🟢 Revenue Beat: ~9.7% above expectations
🟢 EBITDA Margin: 20.3%
🟢 Premium Format Revenue: +62% YoY
Bottom Line: Record quarterly revenue and adjusted EBITDA, positive free cash flow, and strong attendance growth.
RISKS👇 #AMC
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Justin Herbert in my opinion is the perfect match for Kevin O’Connell’s offense and the Vikings should be taking a hard long look at making a trade for the 28 year old QB.
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AMC Entertainment Holdings, $AMC, reported its third-quarter 2026 results on November 4, 2026, setting new all-time records for quarterly revenue and Adjusted EBITDA.
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Kevin O'Connell's decision to punt on fourth and five with 3:01 to play in a 19-15 game showed a lack of trust in Kyler Murray to get the first down. If you don't trust your QB in that spot, you need a different QB.
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#Vikings offense this season:
• 29th in yards per game
• 30th in passing yards per game
• 31st in offensive TDs per game
• 27th in PPG
• 27th on 3rd down
• 28th in yards per play
• 32nd in first downs per game
Yes, exactly! That’s what I said during the game, terrible game management!
KC went for it on 4th and 5 from the 25 when we could’ve kicked a field goal to go from a defect of 5 to 2.
Then he punted with 3 minutes left down 4 on 4th and 4 from his 30.
Ridiculous decision making. Hes a terrible play caller. His offense sucks. Flores gave up 19 on the road to a good offense and still lost. Fire KOC
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MIN decided to punt to DET from the MIN 33 on 4th & 5 with 3:01 remaining in the 4th while losing 15 to 19.
With a Surrender Index of 12.58, this punt ranks at the 96th percentile of cowardly punts of the 2026 season, and the 94th percentile of all punts since 1999.
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51% of Americans now say even one or two drinks a day is bad for your health, per Gallup.
In 2001, only 27% said so.
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We’re living in a time where you can work 40 HOURS a week, cook every meal at home, drive an old car, have ZERO hobbies, and STILL have absolutely NOTHING in savings.
And before someone says “LEARN TO BUDGET”…Budget WHAT exactly?!
People are canceling subscriptions, skipping vacations, avoiding restaurants, and cutting back on EVERYTHING just to survive.
Groceries are ridiculously expensive. Housing is ridiculously expensive. Insurance is ridiculously expensive.
And somehow a quick trip to Walmart costs $150 when you barely bought anything.
People are EXHAUSTED. They’re working FULL-TIME, paying their bills, and trying to be financially responsible.
They’re not asking for luxury cars, designer clothes, or million-dollar homes.
They just want to afford a NORMAL LIFE without constantly worrying about their next paycheck.
When did working hard and living within your means stop being ENOUGH?!