AMC has seen its stock rise by more than 12% since Friday, even as the Ebola virus continues to plague the U.S. medical system and economy. The rise in AMC’s share price comes despite the fact that no new cases of Ebola have been reported in the U.S. since October 24th, and furthermore, as fears of an outbreak are starting to subside as public health measures continue to gain control over the virus that had been spreading unchecked before now. So why has AMC’s stock price continued to rise? Read on to find out…

What is AMC Stocktwits?

Over 8.7 million people have signed up for a Twitter account that can be accessed by any mobile device, tablet, or computer and lets you monitor tweets from your favorite celebrities, companies, and organizations. As of February 2014, there were more than 200 million active users on Twitter. So what is AMC stocktwits? The easiest way to explain it is that it is a way to learn about AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc (NASDAQ: AMC)’s business.

The Importance of Experiential Marketing

According to AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc.’s latest 10-Q filing, AMC StockTwits its revenue and operating expenses are steadily increasing as it continues to grow its subscriber base. Subscriber growth is vital for any movie theater chain that relies on box office ticket sales and concessions as profit centers. A 2012 industry report published by IBISWorld noted that Price competition remains fierce, particularly among discount theaters. To help increase its margins and combat price competition, AMC plans to focus more on experiential marketing (or using technology tools like social media) to lure customers back into theaters.

Developing and Promoting a Strong Brand

The AMC Story The key to growth for any business is establishing a strong brand. Investing in social media will help promote your brand and attract new customers. Promoting a Strong Brand One of the best ways to promote your company is through social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn. All businesses should have an active presence on these sites because they’re free and easy to use. This can also help develop a stronger bond with customers so they feel more invested in your company, and you’ll also have another platform to advertise on once it starts taking off. If you already have a website or are building one, make sure it’s responsive so it will display properly on different devices like tablets and smartphones.

How Does AMC Stocktwits Work?

If you’re an investor, chances are you’ve heard of social media sites like Facebook and Twitter. But what about AMC StockTwits? It’s a financial hub that specializes in updates pertaining to stocks. In fact, it allows its users to ask questions, connect with one another and share opinions regarding stocks. How does AMC StockTwits work? It is actually very easy. Users simply have to tweet a certain hashtag, which will automatically send all posts regarding that topic into one place so investors can get relevant information at their fingertips without having to look for it. They will also be able to engage with others through real-time conversation and respond directly using its #reply function on every post they make.

Use of the AMC StockTwits Account

The first step is to register for a free account at StockTwits, which is easily done by completing an online registration form. After your account has been approved, log in and click on My Settings on the left sidebar of your dashboard. Select Security Token Service from where you can choose between two different security tokens: a regular one that expires after 30 days or a permanent one (which costs money). You will have to fill out an application in order to obtain either token, which requires a username and password; these credentials must match those you used when registering for your free account at StockTwits. After submitting your application you will be notified within 48 hours via email whether it was successful or not.

Considering Industry Trends

The stocks of companies that derive a significant portion of their sales from renting DVDs, such as Hollywood Video and Blockbuster, have plummeted. One reason is that people are buying fewer DVDs. But another contributing factor is an increased preference among consumers for streaming movies over downloading them to a hard drive or watching them on discs. That’s partly because online movie-rental services like Netflix don’t impose late fees, and many subscribers prefer accessing movies from the Internet over going to a store and picking up a DVD.

Improving Cost Control

Being able to control costs is an important part of any business, and that can be tough for companies operating in a growing industry. Case in point: AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc (AMC). The company just reported its second-quarter results and saw growth across revenues. But at the same time, it warned that its earnings per share could take a hit if it fails to keep costs under control—and it expects cost control to be increasingly difficult going forward. That’s because movie theater companies have been dealing with higher costs, but are running into problems when they try to pass those costs onto consumers, as