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We’re being held back because there aren’t enough shares being sold by frustrated PIs to fill a big buy order. That’s why the sp keeps stepping down - to increase the pressure on YOU to sell.
Just HOLD and the sp will recover.
Not advice just common sense. Use your eyes, the economy is opening up and Cine will be making good money soon.
Cteal nicely cherry picks the words he wanted to hear from Boris.
In the same interview, Boris states that: "Yes, infections, hospitalisations and deaths will increase as we unlock but that's something we'll just have to accept. I see no reason to deviate from the roadmap".
Sorry not sorry if that doesn't fit the narrative of whatever mask reliant share you're invested in.
But the UK & US are opening back up 100% by mid-summer, there will be no going back and no amount of deramping posts is going to change that.
Jog on, lad.
Hi FunInvestor,
I don't use the Archive website anymore since I've got the ByPass paywall installed on my desktop.
I' had been reading all the UK and US top financial papers back to front without paying one penny
and it runs as smoothly so good so far till it lasts. I read around that there is still issues affecting
the process of vaccination across many nations and this could be playing a negative spin on most
stocks like the aviation stocks and similar. But imo sooner or later we need to push forward with
a do or die drive as not going forward by more restrictions will eventually bring the entire economies
to their knees and in that kind of scenario nobody will survive it no matter how good the stock is
as will end up sinking together side by side. Therefore, the Doom & Gloomers can just do one as
we will revolt to any further extreme lockdowns. Let's all get out and enjoy the spring days and grab
some well deserved fresh air and hope for the best. Have a great day everyone. NoFear (*__*)
Good to hear from you NOFEAR..
That's a lot of reading there ;-)
Hi Stonehenge and a big shout to all my regular Cine friends. If you want to read almost all the top financial papers
for free. Install as an ADD ON to your firefox(mozilla) and read everything behind a paywall or sign up requests.
When you're visiting a paywall website like the FT, TheTimes, Bloomberg, The Telegraph, you'll know when its
working in the background by looking to your right top of the firefox browser showing the initials as 'ON' which
means its actively bypassing the paywalls. Enjoy. NoFear
Bypass Paywalls by Adam
For FIREFOX browsers - My choice for quick install options.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/bypass-paywalls-firefox/
For Google Chrome browsers
https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome
Papers bypassed:
Adweek
Algemeen Dagblad
Ámbito
American Banker
Baltimore Sun
Barron's
Bloomberg
Bloomberg Quint (free articles only)
BN De Stem
Brabants Dagblad
Brisbane Times
Business Insider
Caixin
Central Western Daily
Chemical & Engineering News
Chicago Tribune
Corriere Della Sera
Crain's Chicago Business
Daily Press
De Gelderlander
De Groene Amsterdammer
DeMorgen
Denver Post
De Speld
De Stentor
De Tijd
de Volkskrant
DELFI
Diario Financiero
Domani
Dynamed Plus
Eindhovens Dagblad
El Mercurio
El Mundo
El Pais
El Periodico
Elu24
Encyclopedia Britannica
Estadão
Examiner
Financial News
Financial Post
Financial Times
First Things
Foreign Policy
Fortune
Genomeweb
Glassdoor
Globes
Grubstreet
Haaretz English
Haaretz
Handelsblatt
Harper's Magazine
Hartford Courant
Harvard Business Review
Herald Sun
Het Financieele Dagblad
History Extra
Humo
Il Manifesto
Inc.com
Interest NZ
Investors Chronicle
La Nacion
La Repubblica
La Stampa
La Tercera
La Voix du Nord
L'Echo
Le Devoir
Le Parisien
Les Echos
Loeb Classical Library
London Review of Books
Los Angeles Business Journal
Los Angeles Times
Medium
Medscape
Mexico News Daily
MIT Sloan Management Review
MIT Technology Review
Mountain View Voice
National Post
Neue Zürcher Zeitung
New Statesman
New York Daily News
New York Magazine
New Zealand Herald
Nikkei Asian Review
NRC
NT News
Orange County Register
Orlando Sentinel
Palo Alto Online
Parool
Postimees
PZC
Quartz (free articles only)
Quora
Quotidiani Gelocal
Republic.ru
San Diego Union Tribune
San Francisco Chronicle
Scientific American
Seeking Alpha
Slate
SOFREP
Star Tribune
Statista
Stuff
Süddeutsche Zeitung
SunSentinel
Tech in Asia
Telegraaf
Time
The Advertiser
The Advocate
The Age
The American Interest
The Atlantic
The Australian Financial Review
The Australian
The Business Journals
The Canberra Times
The Courier
The Courier Mail
The Cut
The Daily Telegraph
The Diplomat
The Economist
The Globe and Mail
The Herald
The Hindu
The Irish Times (free articles only)
The Japan Times
The Kansas City Star
TheMarker
The Mercury News
The Mercury Tasmania
The Morning Call
The Nation
The
I disagree, respectfully. Travel stocks are rising (Albeit slightly) even though there's mass uncertainty on foreign travel for the foreseeable future.
Surely Cine, with a clear path for opening should be making at least small gains?
The way it's sticking to just under £1 makes me think that an order is being filled.
All these non stories are the reason its being pushed down. uncertainty is really not good. saying that .. its where you make the most money. timing and a little bit of luck.
its funny when it looks terrible one day and the very next day its all party poppers.
More "none story news" ...breaking on sky " COVID-19: Lockdown is main reason for drop in coronavirus cases and deaths - not vaccinations, says Boris Johnson" .......
Absolute non story, AGAIN by media.
Look at the incidence rate. Would be as many without covid or vaccines.
Same as Aztrazenica
To me, again this is being manipulated by IIs to accumulate at this price.
We have Jeffries upgrade with a 150p target!
Last week it went up to 107p and then scaremongering about the yesterday's meeting pulled it down. Now lots of positive news to come with re-openings.
Also look at the number of trades, it is bit low today compared to previous days. A waiting game for big bang news I think.
I think there are a lot of nerves around reopening after what happened last time, thats how most of us got trapped after reopening went crap and we had to shut down again, we have to be patient for confidence to build that Boris wont completely backtrack and go back into lockdown :P Im seeing a lot of articles about barely any social distancing at pubs and that, shock! The media dont do us any favours at getting our freedoms back... Just leave us be.
Agreed Fun.
We’ve been in the 100-105p range since 23rd March. This share is definitely not trading on fundamentals, so it’s a waiting game but a good sign. Big boys are buying in because they are sure there’s profit to be made.
Tall_Chap_UK, I was thinking exactly the same, but drop was due to expecting known bad result as usual, but actual facts are better now, so should back above 120p anytime now, shouldn't go again the fundamental too long IMO.
Other thing is that UK and USA are all reopening too, that should fly CINE...
GL.
Makes big investors more money, simples!
UK is currently still not open.
US there is like 20 theatres open.
Company having sh*t tonnes of debt and over a year's worth of uncertainty now with covid etc it's still currently an easy stock for the big boys to trouser substantial profits from.
Small PI's that hold their/our time will come.
UK open and cinemas open in US this month and UK next month.... and yet we drop from the 120 range back to 100..... expected we'd be comfortably in the 120 130 range by now....