AMC Stock: The Big Screen News That Has AMC Theaters Gaining Once Again
Brenden Rearick, 20 July 2021
The last month has been pretty rough on AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC). The theater chain erased a great deal of its gains over the last few weeks, thanks to slowing momentum in the world of meme stocks. Investors in this highly volatile investing sect have seemingly turned their attention away from large plays like AMC and sent prices tumbling. But now, the company is closing a deal that can bring it some crucial revenue over the next few years; two theaters in the Los Angeles area will become AMC theaters, with the chain signing a years-long lease on the locations. As a result, AMC stock is gaining once again. Continue reading “Article: AMC Stock: The Big Screen News That Has AMC Theaters Gaining Once Again”
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