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AMC stock is down nearly 50% in just 2 weeks. This is a perfect example on why you should never bag hold a hype stock like amc! AMC is down over 10% today alone and over 40% in the past week. What is causing this hype stock to crash? Adam Aron, chief executive officer of AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc., sold another $9.65 million in shares of the meme-driven theater stock, following sales that he had said were prudent for estate planning.

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