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Amazing. And another one. You really do have a very tiny fragile ego. What you posted is completely irrelevant to any of my posts. You're like some sort of crazed anti-vax conspiracy theorist with your arguments. I simply stated that the key data now would be from US, cases were currently rising and hopefully the rate will start to come down shortly benefiting cine shareholders. All of which I was right about and you have acknowledged and your friend small t has helped support vwith his data. Maybe stop now lats, if you had any credibility you're losing it more and more.
Stop the pingdemic and remove all covid app’s off your phone
End the pandemic bull**** and stop getting tested therefore giving bozo and his cronies no data to brain wash the county. Time to accept it and get on with and that cones from someone who was told to shield
Population of the US:
circa 331, 138,247
https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/us-population/
Population of the UK
circa 67,081,000
https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/populationandmigration/populationestimates
So the UK is about 1/5th of the US in terms of population.
UK Infection rate yesterday 21,691
US Infection rate yesterday 85,000 (Source Lh - after several days of falls)
So per population the US daily infection rate translates to lower than ours, and we continue to fall.
Cases rise, cases fall, what would be of concern would be exponential rises. Not seeing it.
Ever thought of doing stand-up LH?
Haha, yep. Got it right again, just couldn't help yourself could you, tragic tiny ego with no credibility. Good that you acknowledge that I was right and you were wrong about US cases rising though. As I said in my original post, let's hope the US peaks in the near term and those case rates start coming down like in the UK. Then happy days.
85k cases in a population 5x that of the UK.
Translates to less than the UK's infection rate yesterday.
Seems to be stalling on that doubling every 10 to 11 days.
What a complete bozo.
Futures positive, cases still dropping , positive articles nice green day please
Small T (and lats) that same website from same link now reading Aug 3rd 85k cases 463 deaths. Both rises from the day before. "Thanks for highlighting the same". Pair of amateurs.
Lats, classic deflection, when you lose the argument, resort to name calling. What's really tragic is that although you've been completely owned and humiliated (and you have), your small minded little ego just won't be able to resist replying to try and have the last word.
Bonkers, US deaths don't mean that targets are being met. Hence the vaccine incentives. Now we have mask mandates in some states. It's not positive until the public start doing things to improve the situation. It's a tricky scenario when the country is so large. It will improve, but these up and down times certainly don't help with our sp movements
Thanks for highlighting the same small trader. More obfuscation and excuses from our resident statistical bozo. Couldn't read a download chart imho.
UK wise nice to see a noticeable decline of about 200 starting to show now in hospitalisations tonight which is reflective of the falling infection rates.
Caught an early evening showing of The Suicide Squad tonight with another family member. More in the cinema than I thought there would be for a weekday early evening showing. A fair few I reckon were walk-ins as opposed to online bookings. Interesting mix of characters in the cast of the film and I thought it was a good watch. Would have changed Project Starfish to something a bit more monstrous though. Kept looking for a cameo off Sylvestor Stallone but it transpires he was the voice behind "King Shark".
Ash if the stats written are true , 65 deaths in a country with a estimated population of 330m is very small.
The US population is approx 5 to 6 times more then us, I'm not saying we should divide that figure by this amount, but I very much doubt covid is in the top 10 reasons for death out there.
It will be intresting to see which way the figures go moving forward
US isn't going through a good spell no matter which way you guys want to paint it
Alas small trader I think that will be specimen data from CDC and therefore there will be a load more to be added on those most recent dates. If you check back in a few days those numbers will increase as tests get processed and cases reported and you'll get the truer picture.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/
US cases seem to be going down -
August 3 (GMT)
6,945 new cases and 65 new deaths in the United States
August 2
56,369 new cases and 213 new deaths in the United States
August 1
56,031 new cases and 165 new deaths in the United States
July 31
89,599 new cases and 369 new deaths in the United States
July 30
101,608 new cases and 435 new deaths in the United States
July 29
98,035 new cases and 413 new deaths in the United States
July 28
86,463 new cases and 493 new deaths in the United States
I need to correct you again there Lats, since we're being literal. 29k+23k new cases is indeed a rise in cases (not a fall) it's arise by 52k new cases. If you check back to my original post I stated "cases are going up". Factually a correct statement.
I can also see that there were 135k case reported on the 2 aug, so that's a whopping 587% rise in one day according to your way of looking at data!!
135k is the highest since Jan. On all accounts, we can categorically say, as I did that cases are currently rising in the US.
Now back in your box.
No embarassment at all LHall in pointing out that 2 days of falls (weekend or not) is not a rise.
Only one person embarassed themselves.
Do check the numbers before you post in future.
29th July 7 day us average 71617
30th July 7 day us average 77275
31st July 7 day us average 78433
1st Aug 7 day us average 79763
US cases rising. QED
Not a noticeable dip this weekend as the under reporting happens every weekend. This weekend's figures are higher than last weekend.
No criticism of the daily mail article anywhere in my post, clearly your basic comprehension skill is as poor as your grasp of data & statistics.
Now stop embarrassing yourself.
LHall, qualifications are not required to observe that if someone comes on a bulletin board and states that US cases are rising, when for the last 2 days they have actually fallen then they are wrong. As it happens I am both degree and postgraduate educated and statistics were elements of both, but like I say, not required here
If tomorrow is an 80k or 90k as you suggest then that will be a fall on last weeks rises (even with the weekend taken out) and contrary to the exponential rises some have speculated on with the D variant. (supposedly doubling every 10 to 11 days)
Lets see where things go over the next few days but the noticeable dip in numbers this weekend interested me, weekend or not, just as it did in the UK when the numbers dipped directly prior to the 12th July Freedom Day announcement.
Best not to criticse the Daily Mail for it's 10 days of successive falls article when it looks like you have tried to use the same logic, to try and obfuscate the fact you missed US numbers falling.
Yes America is seeking to increase its vaccination rate, and is doing the right things but also remember that it has not been prone to the same UK full lockdowns and there must also be a high levels of antibodies out there and existing in American Society.
I'm afraid you're wrong lpd. In the same way as the daily mail article you posted stated a 10 day decline week on week, it's the same for the US data. A weekend delay in reporting cases doesn't equal a decline in actual cases. In the same way that tomorrow when the US reports maybe 80k-90k we can't then say there has been a sharp 3-4x rise in cases. It needs to be compared to previous Tuesday for the better picture. Might have given you too much credit, but anyone with a rudimentary understanding of data and statistics could piece that together.
Firstly LHall the infection rates are not still rising if they fell two consecutive days. You said they were rising - but that is not the case, weekend or not. Like has also been said on here many times the press everywhere will pick up on the rises but are slow if not devoid of acknowledging falls. Or if there are falls then it's down to the weekend, or a blip in the data, or it's too early to call. Etc etc. Just an acknowedgement that you were a couple of days behind will suffice.
Also what makes you think that the US is a couple of weeks behind us with the D variant. They haven't really had lockdowns as such and went to 100% capacity in many states well prior to us.
I wouldn't personally call it yet, but the big drop over the weekend might be the start of a turning point. Maybe a day or two more to see if the trend continues.
In any case nothing wrong with Project Fear of a US variety in the media persuading the unvaccinated US citizens to get the jab.
That's weekend reporting lpd. If you look at the data that, as you say, is readily available for US, it's always 5 days followed by 2 reduced days at the weekend (Sun/Mon). You need to compare this weekend with last weekend figures for the true picture and this isn't a decline yet. I also think you discredit investors intelligence, maybe if you go by some here, but I think most are savvy enough to realise Cineworld is essentially a US focused business and make decisions accordingly.
hover over the graphs.
Don't forget though that being UK listed Cineworld will probably react more to Uk events than elsewhere. Been commented on many times on here.
LHall your post may have been correct last week with new cases going up in the US but in the last two days they have fallen sharply to only 29,692 (30th July) and 23,139 (1 August).
Now that is just higher than the UK's new infection rate for a country the size of America. Population of 328.2 Million and circa 5 times that of the UK.
You can find the data readily on the New York Times or via other sources and can hover over the
Good positive day today! Hoping for same again tomorrow
Key data is going to be for US now. Cases are going up but they're a few weeks behind us with Delta and similar vaccine rate, if that peaks in the next couple of weeks then drops like UK (and India?) happy days