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After hours of chatter around AMC, it's Koss that comes away King Meme on Tuesday
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Despite a late-afternoon pop, the stock closed down 1.2% on the day.</p>\n<p>In addition to investor excitement around the latest James Bond film premiering only in theaters, some AMC \"Apes\" were further galvanized by a tweet from the mysterious short-selling operation Iceberg Research.</p>\n<p>Iceberg, which made waves in 2015 for its role in the near downfall of commodities trading firm Noble Group, had tweeted on July 2 that it was short AMC, citing weak fundamentals and an inflated share price thanks to retail investor interest.</p>\n<p>On Monday afternoon, the firm tweeted again, announcing that it had covered its AMC short bet at a 30% profit.</p>\n<p>Iceberg went on to troll the \"Apes\" by agreeing that market makers were creating conflicts of interest by paying for order flow from zero-commission trading apps like Robinhood <a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/HOOD\">$(HOOD)$</a>, but also made it clear that Iceberg might reopen its short bet against AMC shares.</p>\n<p>Retail investors on Reddit, who have been clear that they believe naked shorting and failures to deliver are more common than Wall Street wants to admit, are quick to combat any claim that a short seller covered its bet at a big profit, and many of them responded to the firm on subreddits like r/AMC stock, because Iceberg restricts who can reply to its tweets.</p>\n<p>Many of those comments revolved around the theory that Iceberg was not telling the truth, while others pushed an older theory that the firm (which has a very light footprint online and in regulatory documents) doesn't exist at all and is just someone trolling retail investors.</p>\n<p>But Iceberg founder Arnaud Vagner reiterated to MarketWatch in a phone call Tuesday afternoon that Iceberg does exist, and that his short call on AMC was indeed quite successful.</p>\n<p>\"It's a very weird thing,\" mused Vagner. \"People say we don't exist. 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Despite a late-afternoon pop, the stock closed down 1.2% on the day.\nIn addition to investor excitement around the latest James Bond film premiering only in theaters, some AMC \"Apes\" were further galvanized by a tweet from the mysterious short-selling operation Iceberg Research.\nIceberg, which made waves in 2015 for its role in the near downfall of commodities trading firm Noble Group, had tweeted on July 2 that it was short AMC, citing weak fundamentals and an inflated share price thanks to retail investor interest.\nOn Monday afternoon, the firm tweeted again, announcing that it had covered its AMC short bet at a 30% profit.\nIceberg went on to troll the \"Apes\" by agreeing that market makers were creating conflicts of interest by paying for order flow from zero-commission trading apps like Robinhood $(HOOD)$, but also made it clear that Iceberg might reopen its short bet against AMC shares.\nRetail investors on Reddit, who have been clear that they believe naked shorting and failures to deliver are more common than Wall Street wants to admit, are quick to combat any claim that a short seller covered its bet at a big profit, and many of them responded to the firm on subreddits like r/AMC stock, because Iceberg restricts who can reply to its tweets.\nMany of those comments revolved around the theory that Iceberg was not telling the truth, while others pushed an older theory that the firm (which has a very light footprint online and in regulatory documents) doesn't exist at all and is just someone trolling retail investors.\nBut Iceberg founder Arnaud Vagner reiterated to MarketWatch in a phone call Tuesday afternoon that Iceberg does exist, and that his short call on AMC was indeed quite successful.\n\"It's a very weird thing,\" mused Vagner. \"People say we don't exist. We do.\"\nHowever, while Vagner declined to give any more concrete evidence, like where the firm is headquartered, he did claim to be net long the market. He also echoed the Twitter account's fascination with the psychology of retail investors on social media.\n\"I thought they would be less angry when I covered the position than when I announced the position,\" he said. \"I was wrong. 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