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The only negative holding the sp down is the us covid situation and when us cinemas will open. Right now covid cases are going down and cinemas are slated to open in mid-august. As long as the covid cases dont go up or there is no delay in re-opening then the sp will re-rate higher in the next 2 weeks.
CINE have enough cash to last until the end of the year. As long as they open before then the future is good here
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Akorn77 is just another crap Shorter to ignore people.
Big share price rise coming soon
Just an FYI - not all short positions are reportable to the LSE or FCA. It only needs to be made public if you exceed 0.5%.
It's highly likely that the short positions are much HIGHER than what is publically stated, given that 0.5% is a sizeable chunk of a companies market capitalisation.
I don't think increase short position will result in lower price all the time as I was in PMO which was the top 3 most shorted stock in June but share price reached to 55 from 28.
There is more probability that it has reached to the bottom now.
Once news on better finance comes, this will fly to 60p in a day.
Check at the EZJ and AML.. results showed their finance is in order and share price recovered quicky.
They are not phased as they have invested, mostly at well under 249p so they know this is a good long term investment.
Because they the fundamentals are sound. The funds hold positions in companies for the long term. Short term panics are for the foolish. A year from now and the SP will be much higher. Where will all the fools who say this could be a penny stock? The fact that after Disney news and the SP has not dropped like a stone, shows the resilience. Tomorrow’s news from Cineworld about reduced cash burn than the market expected will see a rise in the SP.
Take a look at February 2018 as a prime example of short postions
Within a SINGLE MONTH, shorts went from 4% to 14% to then reduce to 3.31%.
Source: https://shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB00B15FWH70/
yeah buy are they the 4th most shorted stock out of 600+ FTSE companies?
CINE isnt just shorted it one of the most shorted stocks
If you're an investor this won't phase you.
Why? Shorts have been much higher in the past and the share price was priced accordingly.
Feb 16 2018 = Short Position = 14.09%
Share Price = 249p
Feb 20 2020 = Short Position = 14.67%
Share Price = 176p
Lots of companies get shorted, the likes of Sainsbury's and Vodafone included.... so yes its not ideal but for me i am not selling... dyor..
According to the FCA website that gets updated daily the shorts are just under 9% now.
its unfortunate becuase it suggests major investment firm have suck low confidence in that stock that they would increase their short positions even at record low prices. Maybe it is a the Telegrath suggests and cineworl may not survive
do you mean they have more shares to dump anytime?
Now to 8.79% after BlackRock Investment Management (UK) Limited increased their short position by 0.17% to 0.98%
https://shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB00B15FWH70/