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On sunday night , after a JOE BIDEN's tweet about showing his support for a $2000 stimulus check ... Dow Futures went from RED to GREEN in a matter of seconds ... Tell me what do you think ? Will Biden Tweets creates lots of volatilities on the Markets in 2021 ? 

$AMC has a 52 weeks low of $1.91  On Tuesday, AMC CEO Adam Aron said the company had managed to raise just over $200 million of the $750 million it needs to fund cash requirements through then end of this year. Aron's appearance on CNBC's Closing Bell comes the same day that his company's stock fell to a 52-week intraday low of $1.91 per share and closed at a record low of $1.98 per share. AMC has been crippled by covid 19 Pandemi  and its shares reflect investors' lack of confidence in the movie theater industry's immediate recovery. Shares of the company fell more than 70% in 2020. Movie theaters were forced to shutter in mid-March and spent more than six months last year closed to the public. AMC is operating around 400 of its nearly 600 theaters with limited seating capacity and shorter hours. Theaters in New York City and parts of California remain closed. The company is in the process of trying to renegotiate its rent payments with...

According to a Day trader at 500percentGain …tweets like the one pictured above can cause Volatility in the market and  that's a Trader Best thing ever, because when the Market is Volatile traders can capitalize on the ups and downs of the market very easy.  Days when  Trump   tweets a lot are associated with negative stock market returns, Bank of America Merrill Lynch said Tuesday in a report. The brokerage’s chief equity strategist, Savita Subramanian, wrote in a note that “since 2016, days with more than 35 tweets (90 percentile) by Trump have seen negative returns (-9bp), whereas days with less than 5 tweets (10 percentile) have seen positive returns (+5bp) — statistically significant.” A basis point is 0.01 percent. In other words, when Trump tweets more than usual, the stock market tends to fall slightly, on average. “Trade talk, political campaigning and tweets have contributed to volatility, from China to Fed policy to tax policy,” she wrote. “And new ta...