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People bandy about dilution. But there is no way HSBC will agree to that. Consider how much clout they have. This is a nonstarter for now. I expect some kind of debt refinance and a new revolving credit facility put in place. But Cineworld is a prime takeover target, as Is AMC. But AMC I feel will be bought out by Comcast. That leaves Disney, Amazon and Netflix to battle for Cineworld and Cinemark. That is why the share has not crashed to the floor. The market expect a takeover attempt soon. Jangho if it makes a move, might spark one of the bigger boys to act fast. The next few weeks will be interesting. I also can see studios releasing one of their films pushed to next year this year. At the moment only Warner Bros is releasing movies. Although looking at the share price of AT&T there may be a reason behind that.
@Lloyd-
I tried to be clear "around these levels is probably a decent buy, if you DON'T fear a dilution and you entirely bet on a vaccine saving cineworld from it's woes"
30p range is a good buy if you fear dilution and then want to hold out for a vaccine, sometime in the next year, on a all or nothing binary bet on Cineworld considering the vaccine.
40p range is a good buy if you do not fear dilution and want to hold out for an even riskier bet, a vaccine being announced in and made available in the next few months which will make it rocket.
I do not see Cineworld going under at all. It's either dilution whilst it fights to survive till the vaccine comes out, or the vaccine comes out sooner, prior to needing dilution. That's how I see it anyway.
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@Nardniles
Thats committment sticking around since 500+p
Investroid
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What a dumb ass attempt to troll. Seriously.
The price is going up because nothing moves in a straight line. The price is going up because there are still buyers at this level. The prices is going up because it is coming off a very low day and logic states that there are more buyers than sellers at this level, trying to find what they consider to be a bargain.
Don't look at the day to day, that's dumb. Bunch of guys here getting hard ons when it went up 12% the day before the RNS, the lines of NardNiles calling me out again, for it to sink on the RNS the very next day by 15%!
If you think this share is gonna go up longer term, buy, based on your own research. Corroborate or prove wrong the fluff on this board. Either way, everything here is opinion.
It is up to each investor to sift through the rhetoric, the opinions, do their own due diligence and execute accordingly.
That being said, don't listen to a word NardNiles says. That guy likes buying at spikes. Add Bolox to that list. and Laidback and the muir01.
Out of all the rampers, I only think RS2002 puts in any decent effort to back up his claims with some research. But like all rampers, he isn't infallible to not seeing the woods from the trees chasing after the honey.
It's really now a bet on a vaccine at this stage. Who wants to play roulette?
Hence why I said, around these levels is probably a decent buy, if you don't fear a dilution and you entirely bet on a vaccine saving cineworld from it's woes
@investroid bit conflicting with your statements & im not gunning you down cause like I’ve said before it’s nice to see the view from the other side of the pond. From what I’m seeing you see 30p a good buy and 45p ? Correct me if I’m wrong though.
Haha.. U have no idea of my holding price.. As I don't boast about it. Unlike u.
But it starts with a 5
Needless to say its your capital and you'll do as you please but I wanna see that punt be stoplossless Investroid I really do
Good advice.
Wait for the mid 30's and buy in with an amount you can 100% afford to lose.
Something I am considering. a £10k punt in the 30's and let's call it what it is, a punt. It is literally a 50-50 bet on a vaccine in the next several months as that's the only thing that can stop this business death spiral.
Should at least double your money to the 60's.
In terms of £1+, forget it, factor in any potential dilution, the massive debt level that will take years to manage back to normal levels and you have Brexit, renewed push on PVOD and other headwinds to contend with, you won't see £1 anytime soon.
Unfortunately for those like @NardNiles sitting on £1+, it'll likely be years before you even break even.