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I don’t think it’s very important to know how many shares they counted. Even if they told us we still couldn’t be sure how many synthetics there are since there is no guarantee that everyone voted. Also the number might be below 500 million. Have you considered what could happen if the answer isn’t what you suspect? Finally, I don’t think it is important from a strategic standpoint to know. The squeeze is going to happen (I’m going to make a post about this tonight). Seems to me all this pressure that people want to put on the AMC board and the SEC has more potential to backfire than to do anything useful. Don’t mess with my squeeze pleeze 😀
Thank you