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AMC Stock: How Reddit Traders Destroyed a $7 Billion Hedge Fund In January 2021, AMC Entertainment went from bankruptcy to becoming Wall Street's biggest nightmare. This is the complete story of the AMC short squeeze, how retail investors organized on WallStreetBets, and the hedge funds that lost billions betting against a movie theater chain. 📊 KEY MOMENTS: AMC's $5 billion debt crisis and pandemic collapse The short squeeze that sent AMC from $2 to $72 (3,500% gain) How Melvin Capital lost $7 billion and eventually closed The "AMC Apes" movement and retail investor revolution What happened after the squeeze and where AMC stands today 💰 HEDGE FUNDS DESTROYED: Melvin Capital: Lost 53% in January 2021, closed May 2022 Total industry losses: $20 billion in one month Multiple funds forced to shut down 🎬 THE AMC TIMELINE: 2020: Nearly bankrupt with $5B debt Jan 2021: WallStreetBets discovers AMC June 2, 2021: Stock peaks at $72.62 2022-Present: Ongoing debt struggles and dilution This video explains the complete financial history of AMC Entertainment, the meme stock phenomenon, short squeezes, and what really happened when retail investors took on Wall Street. #AMCStock #ShortSqueeze #MemeStocks #WallStreetBets #HedgeFunds #RetailInvestors #AMCEntertainment #Investing #StockMarket #FinanceEducation 📈 Related Topics: GameStop squeeze, Robinhood controversy, retail trading revolution, hedge fund failures, market manipulation, Reddit stock movement 🔔 Subscribe for more financial history and market analysis ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: "This video is for educational and entertainment purposes only. It is not financial advice. We do not encourage or condone any illegal activities. All information is based on publicly available court documents, news reports, and verified sources."