Shorting AMC - it's going DOWN

Daniel actively day-traded meme stocks including AMC and BlackBerry during live streams, executing multiple short and long positions while experiencing price spikes, broker execution restrictions, halts, and repeated margin calls.

Daniel sustained net losses totaling around £220 in shorting accounts despite smaller offsetting profits on select long equity trades, while maintaining separate profitable holdings in crypto and other assets.

During trading streams, Daniel discussed personal topics including living at home to save money, past jobs, relationship histories with Mina and Mila, dating app interactions, dopamine sources, and YouTube content strategy.

Day-trading executions, chart tracking, and margin calls on AMC and BlackBerry.

Platform limitations, short restrictions, trading halts, and execution mechanics on Trading 212 and eToro.

Holdings and market movements in other assets including Dogecoin, Bitcoin, Microvision, Etsy, and Riot Blockchain.

Personal reflections regarding dating apps, past relationships, breakup circumstances, and family life.

Online media dynamics, YouTube audience reactions, Twitch moderation bans, and stream management issues.

Trading 212 indicated trading was suspended and lagged behind actual price movements as the market opened.

Daniel opened multiple short positions on AMC at $37, $39, and $41 before selling long buy positions.

Daniel purchased 3.5 shares of AMC between $40 and $41 for £100.

Daniel closed an AMC short position at a £10 loss at £42.32, opened long positions, and subsequently entered new short positions at 43 and 43.94.

Dave Larson sent a donation during the stream.

Daniel received a margin call, closed shorts at losses, had open positions closed as account equity depleted, and deposited £100 into Trading 212.

Trading 212 blocked Daniel from opening further AMC short positions due to platform limits.

AMC trading halted, preventing trade execution until Daniel sold an AMC long position at 55.50 to 56 for a £35 profit.

Daniel stepped away briefly to retrieve a pot noodle and a donut.

Daniel executed multiple short scalps on BlackBerry between 14:04 and 14:13.

Daniel bought £500 worth of AMC shares at $63.70 and later sold them for a £5.86 gain.

Daniel entered a £500 long position in BlackBerry at around $14.90 to $14.91 and later sold it for a £9.20 profit.

Twitch issued Daniel a one-day ban during the previous month for unmoderated stream content.

Daniel concluded the live stream to spend twenty minutes outside before watching the news.

Whether AMC had peaked, would squeeze further, or would crash back down.

The exact margin call threshold and financial loss totals across mixed long and short positions.

How to interpret technical chart indicators and whether specific chart patterns were forming.

Whether an ex-partner would forgive Daniel or was in a new relationship.

Whether to sell Bitcoin following market drop rumors.

The true identity of an OnlyFans subscriber who sent nudes before ceasing communication.

Whether women experience frequent sexual urges similar to Daniel's when bored.

The validity of allegations that Cesium purchased YouTube views for Chihira.

Daniel's exact maternal ethnic percentages, autistic status, and blood type.

Why Daniel's face appeared red during the broadcast.

The reason for price discrepancies between Trading 212 and other market charts.

The expected duration of the AMC trading halt and whether trading suspension stemmed from a drop or surge.

Whether shifting channel content toward stock trading would attract or repel romantic partners.