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Every opportunity to over exaggerate the falls that's what you get.
Let me contrast CINE with Easyjet for where they are right now.
Easyjet first. Only a couple of days back Grant Shaps and the Government delivered an annus horibblis statement for the travel industry with only 12 countries green lighted for take offs and landings. Two are not accepting UK visitors (NZ and Australia), one just fired rockets back at Hamas (Israel) after missiles reigned down in Jerusalem, and two others are in the Middle of the South Atlantic and hardly holiday destinations (Falkland Islands and Ascension Islands). Add on those mentioned extended processing and waiting times at airports also. Collectively I personally now think given the governments approach that the travel industry may struggle to salvage any form of summer and Easyjet. Yet today they fall only 3% on a poor market day. Why they are actually still sat above £10 is beyond me.
Cineworld by contrast is down roughly 4.5% today but by compariosn is now reopening swathes of cinemas in the US and more by the day. Another 153multiplexes set to reopen this Friday in the US. UK cinemas now also just given the green light for reopening on the 19th May. Feeder bars and restaurants opening at the same time. Should also indirectly benefit from any stayacations. Social distancing and capacity restrictions looking likely to be removed also come June. List of films also long as your arm to keep stimulating interest.
No I'm not joking on the respective falls.
Poor show really by the MM's hence you just switch off and get on with other things and top up when it's opportune.
The fact they do so many of these articles suggest hedge funds are involved, probably paying the writers. They are using all the tricks to keep this down. Shame that some people will get put off by these articles.
Motley fool has been saying that for ages . What a twat !!
Motley fool articles all have the same template, they say... "Cineworld investors have made loads of money on the sp recovery but I missed the boat and now i'm too scared to to get involved and you should be too, how about trying these boring "safe" stocks that will make you just as much as if you left it in the bank?"
That’s a motley fool article. Ho
hum.
Can't see any interest rate rises for the time being.
I'm not an economist by the way.
That’s right but it should impact the most on IT stocks that they made 600% on average since the pandemic not a company like Cineworld. Come on -5% it’s too much incredible. It’s not fair
The inflation fears are even more frustrating than shorters imo. Everyone is trying to second guess the Fed and its impossible to predict when the market will freak out like it has today. I just wish they would trust that Powell knows what he's doing.
Its not shorters, the entire markets are crumbling due to the madness of Jan/Feb. Inflation worries are rising and Cine, no matter the good news is not immune to the general market sentiment. proceed with caution when adding dips but by June/July I still hope for my 1.75 :)
Shorters are trying to step the SP down. But will be mindful of the AGM. They might get burned tomorrow. IMO
Was meant to be a sad face not such why it's converted to question marks! I'll try again - :-(
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/cineworld-share-price-below-100p-060746155.html