Summary of Reacting to Trey's Trades last AMC Update

00:00:00 - 00:40:00

The author of the video discusses Trey Smith's decision to walk away from AMC, arguing that the stock is more likely to be manipulated than other stocks. He also argues that the "coltish mentality" of some minority investors can negatively impact the entire market.

• 00:00:00 Trey discusses his decision to end his coverage of AMC, citing different reasons for his decision. He mentions that he still believes in the stock, but notes that it will not be soon before AMC reaches its all-time high.
• 00:05:00 The speaker discusses the role of content creation in the context of the "Cancel Culture" that they think is holding back the legitimate development of equitable markets for all. They share their thoughts on Trey Smith, who they believe is delivering optimistic updates in a way that risks being harmful to the community as a whole. The speaker discusses the effects of Hurricane Ida on them and how it shaped their perspective on the market.
• 00:10:00 The author of the video argues that, because AMC is largely owned by retail investors, the stock is more likely to be manipulated and thus is not a good investment. He also argues that the "coltish mentality" of some minority investors can negatively impact the entire market.
• 00:15:00 Trey suggests that governing bodies should make more changes to the stock market to help prevent short-selling and other problems.
• 00:20:00 The author of the video notes that, contrary to popular belief, people who make money on YouTube are not immune to the stock market's volatility. He goes on to say that, while it is his job to be the brunt of anger and frustration among those who are down money, it is also important for everyone to be accountable for their own actions. He finishes the video by urging viewers to do their own due diligence before making any financial decisions.
• 00:25:00 The author writes about how he feels about the current state of the stock market and how it has affected his life. He talks about how he blew up on Twitter after a bad trade and how it has affected his happiness. He explains how he thinks people can make money during a bear market, but that it won't last long. He ends the essay by saying that he's going to stop talking about AMC stocks, as it's not healthy for him to be so invested in the company.
• 00:30:00 The speaker announces that he is moving his live streams from YouTube to Twitch and explains why. He also says that he disagrees with the idea that people should be allowed to do things they disagree with.
• 00:35:00 Trey discusses his decision to walk away from AMC, describing it as a "choice", and how humans are still animals. He notes that one negative comment will stand out more than positive comments and that this is why it is so easy for comments to take people into a negative place.
• 00:40:00 The author reflects on Trey's trades and how they relate to his own experience. He explains that, while Trey is still young, he has gone through a lot and is world's worse off than the author. He urges viewers to put themselves in Trey's shoes and think about how they would feel if they had made the same mistakes.