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Getting used to it.
Term of endearment from a bunch of haters, led by NardNiles. He is so green with envy, it's fun.
No matter what he says, I have already had the last laugh lol.
Somebody calls you Twatoid and you respond lol... couldn't make it up hahaha
In other words, NardNiles is still the Cineworld clown, down 50% since having been spiked at £1, yet still has the audacity to troll an investor who sits on a £60k profit from Cineworld.
Couldn't make this stuff up.
In other words.. Ive bought in 3 times and lost cash.
I missed out on the 32 to 68 rally.
I'm too scared to lose again.
I agree about it been too early to tell. But the early bird catches the worm. Let's just hope we are the bird and not the worm.
Given the covid situation, I am a bit nervous, but like most businesses, we are relying on a vaccine.
It is too early to take a position at this stage. The outlook over the next several months is what matters against the balance sheet Cineworld currently have to service their existing debt levels.
I still suspect some sort of cash raise. Maybe then Cineworld will be worth a punt.
So if the results are more positive than expected, do you think you might buy back in?
My heart bleeds @Mark44085
Go bury your head in the sand. Works well in liberating investors from their wealth :)
Oh Investroid is back is he ( I filter him)
More BS from the BS master. I hope he is shorting this share, I really do
Fair price will only be known after the results.
It will be interesting to see how Cineworld have performed over the last several months. We know the answer is horrendously, but just how horrendous. The debt level and balance sheet are key here to start with.
Fair enough investoid.
What would you suggest is a good price to wait for before getting in? For those that aren't in already.
@PrayFor, @JaiBabaSwami , @guitarman001, @wiseabout, @NardNiles
Nice of you to think about little old me.
Now let me bring you down to Earth a little....
1. The market as a whole is rallying off of good PMI data from Germany and positive words from Powell over in the US. This rise has nothing special to do with Cineworld....
EasyJet up 7%
IAG up 8%
Boohoo up 7%
...
2. At the start of September, only 3 weeks ago, the SP was 60p. Taking into account Cineworlds 13% rise today, Cineworld still needs to rise another 20% from 50p, just to get back to where it was at the start of the month.
3. Hard bounces happen all the time, they're usually short lived. Cineworld has had many of them over the last several months. Lower highs, and lower lows as the saying goes.
4. Fundamentals have not changed. The company still has a crap tonne of debt. Not much to show over the Winter, and European countries are pressing ahead with lockdown initiatives again as they deal with a second wave.
I wouldn't get too excited just yet. Don't count your chicken before they've hatched.
JohnH short was at 49p.. that isn’t looking too great now or for tomorrow.. ;-)
Exactly. Remember this guy made an imaginary 60k, he isn't a beginner. He knows his stuff. He told us cine would drop, and he was right. Look at the state of us today, well in the red.
That’s his spidey sense, you can’t teach that.
Nah, again even with boo, he bought them back right at the bottom as he knew it would go back up and has made 500k extra on the drop.
He’s upset because he sold most of his boo stock. They are up 7%, oh dear. Fail
He bought in at 43p, few zillion shares. Heard it here first.
Nothing to say eh?
All your nonsense didn't happen