Netflix Ready to Play Nice with Movie Theaters: Will the Move Backfire with ‘KPop Demon Hunters 2?’
Netflix's biggest movie ever is getting a sequel, but is the company already hurting the film's release?
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Netflix's biggest movie ever is getting a sequel, but is the company already hurting the film's release?
AMC Entertainment stock trades lower Thursday due to broad market pressure and profit-taking following a recent price surge.
AMC Entertainment stock has surged 111% in 2026, defying Wall Street skepticism. Despite being down 99.1% over five years, the company is experiencing a genuine turnaround driven by improving fundamentals: domestic ticket sales are up 20% year-over-year, theaters are expanding high-margin concessions offerings, and profitability is expected by 2028. The author, who recently became an AMC shareholder, argues that dismissing the stock based on past performance overlooks the current momentum and improving business metrics.