An illustration of opportunity cost for the #AMCARMY. According to the chart below, over the last 5 years, AMC is down 96.1% while the S&P 500 Index is up 86.76% over the same period. So...had you put $10k in $AMC, it would be worth $390 today, while the same $10k in the S&P 500 would be worth $18,676. The difference between the two is your opportunity cost of $18,286. To make matters worse, many of you are holding $AMC in hopes of getting back to even. Even if you were to get back to your original "investment", you'd still be down because of...you guessed it...opportunity cost. In order to truly "break even", you need AMC to go up 4,688.72% (and that's assuming the S&P 500 doesn't move from its current price). #mathishard