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Ahhhh glad I wasn't misreading it , appoligies if this has already been posted i missed that thread or it was deleted
Times says the company is being run for debt holders first, then for management with minority equity holders at the back of the queue.
It also criticised complicated reporting practises saying the lack of clarity will weigh on future earnings multiples.
And furthermore they criticised management for needing incentives in terms of share price targets.
Bonkers ,
I totally agree at the moment its damned if you do damned if you don’t. As a long term holder it seems some days its about Debts another bums on seats another Covid anything to push us down and this has been the theme since March 21. I think next year we will be in a excellent position. My original intention was £1.50 and out but now its a case of wait until next year and top up a little here and there. I have faith in Cinema its been here over a 100 years the first cinema was opened in 1905 and look at all the crap that has happened since then and changes in technology . It will be here when I’m pushing up Daisy’s . Good days are great with rockets flying across this board it will happen again just need to keep the faith and ride the bad days only a paper loss DYOR and GL all
Yep.
Can only see that as a positive!
Manage the debts as a priority in order to return to greater profitability sooner.
Common sense to me.
What are we missing here where that is seen as a negative?
In the times today saying Berenberg feel that the company is being debtor and board led at the expense of investors.
Yes Bonkers I read an article stating they are pleasing their debtors first, which I thought was a good sign.
I'm sure FI posted an article, or Crumpets. Well someone did.
Been reading a few articles and all seem to focus around the same thing, here is one , and if I'm honest I haven't read the full article as I'm not a member , I may also be having a brain fart and reading it wrong so appoligoes In advance if I have .
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/gloomy-picture-is-no-help-to-shares-in-cineworld-22zmg570x&ved=2ahUKEwjf0oSBybLxAhWDiVwKHVgtC3EQxfQBMAF6BAgIEAM&usg=AOvVaw2kH7-yJ4945vKkzmiG1kyJ
The article says that cineworld is not thinking about shareholders first and focusing more on pleasing debt holders.
Am I missing the way it's been worded , surley as a investor I would want cineworld to tackle thier debts head on, I don't want them to be hiding from them , and if they tackle these issues first S.P then rises and share holders become naturally happy.
As I said I may of missed the tone of half a article , bit if it's suggesting the above I'm happy cineworld are looking at this first