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All will come good. R rates reducing, this wave is 10 times less than wave 1. Press have made this worse than it really is and mms have take HUGE advantage to push this down criminally.
We have all seen small ticks up on big buys but huge drops.... the tide will turn as we come out of covid and have our normal income streams at pre covid levels. What them 40p. Not it must be moving back to £2 levels.
All true Purchase.
Great write up again, You and i have the same views on the financial fundamentals of this company and indeed its keystone, the very shrewd owner, Mooky Gredinger. He's no flash in the pan, wideboy in for a quick buck. This is his worldly legacy. We saw this in his presentation and indeed his TV interviews. He calls as it as it is in his ice cool, calm manner, no sugar coating needed, (though sometimes a little sugar is good!) because he knows he and his team have the path mapped out for future financial security for CINE, his family and the shareholders.
I've said it before and i'll say it again, its a bright future for CINE. You will look back at these, and indeed many other share prices next Spring/Summer in absolute amazement. GLA all investors.
Can anybody see what is happening on L2?
Frustrating the way it drops much quicker than it rises.
Give it a rest Guitarman.
Excellent post Purchase. A true picture of what we are looking at right now and why the SP is fluctuating between 40-45p, rather than a slurry of alternative facts!
I'm in this for six figures, have been since August, a cat's whisker below 50p. I have other investments, but this is my primary stock.
When i bought in, i bought in as an investor (thinking forward 9 months to March 2021, not as a day trader). I came in knowing that the Debt Covenant waiver had been an issue that arose in June and had been resolved with CINE's bankers, but i knew it would require renegotiation again in six months - December 2020 - as no little or no revenue had been coming in since March. This is only my opinion based on research i have done, and Investment bankers that i know holding this stock personally. I urge anyone else to DYOR, but in my opinion, i 100% believe CINE will achieve the necessary Debt Convenant Waiver before December, and then coupled with other positive factors (reopenings, Bond etc) , like many of the sensible posters on this site have mentioned, the SP will rise from its recent slumber of 40-50p and really start motoring.
One further point to add, once the Debt Covenant is agreed, watch the avalanche of brokers notes upping their target prices, and changing their ratings to Buy or even Strong Buy. Good times for Cine in the next few months. GLA
Following on from your below comment Mark it is now abundantly clear that the tide has turned in our favour. Little pieces of the road map to recovery slowly coming together. Eventually just like King Kanute the shorters will realise that despite conviction some things cannot be stopped.