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Those who can’t write about. If I was a master investor and had all the answers i’d be rolling in it. Nah smoke and mirrors as far as I am concerned.
I hate that Motley fool.
Pixars Soul lands on the same day as 007 so helps capture a different demographic, we have one of the largest action franchises landing on the same day as the latest film from the most successful digital animation studio of all time. November 20th.
Don't think we'll have a working vaccine that quickly
Lock downs only kick the can down the road
Vaccine will be announced and then the studios will come knocking. They had the paramount law changed for a reason, if it wasn't for covid, cine would already be in their hands. However, I doubt many of us would have had any shares if it wasn't for covid.
Vaccines are looking likely to be around March next year, from the articles that I've read. However, at one point they did expect them to be ready for October.
I wouldn't be surprised if a vaccine never surfaced, in which case the governments have just caused all this loneliness, depression and economy wreck, for nothing.
Wonder Woman at Xmas (hopefully good takings over the holiday period)
Dune just the week before Xmas I think.
Numerous others but nothing too big other than those two I think. (Free Guy looks like typical Ryan Reynolds funny stuff)
Great question Mark44085
Maybe the link below will help guitarman001 decide a better buy price Cine -re-entry.
Published on the 25th September 2020 by MarketWATCH
''Elsewhere, analysts at Jefferies came up with a shortlist of companies to own when a vaccine comes and those that will fare less well, with several U.K. names listed. Companies to own included cinema owner Cineworld''
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/william-hill-surges-on-deal-talk-as-london-stocks-struggle-against-weak-global-stock-direction-11601041346
We can all agree that from now until xmas it's all on new york/la and no time to die release.
Apart from bond is there any other big blockbusters due for release ?
Vaccine...
@guitarman001
What price would you look to go back into CINE ?
I agree tat cine to get back into profit will take time but the market works on sentiment. If you try to fundamentally analyse tesla you would never be able to justify its pre-split price of 2500+. And for cine soon as sentiment returns to positive this will fly far sooner than actual return to profit. So do not be caught out by the bounce. 43/44p is a very good entry price!
@Zoro - Yes, I agree facts are facts and the results are clear, there’s no denying the current issues CINE is facing however it’s also a fact that Covid vaccines are nearing to approval stage and its fact that all the underlying issues for the economy faves is due to Covid. I’m confident that when the approval of a vaccine is confirmed in the media that will have a massive positive effect for CINE and across the economy.
They wrote William Hill off less than a year ago!
@guitarman
I understand your situation about selling etc and wondering and waiting but
You mention you would buy in on the rise... or buy in in the 30’s
Surely you would be better to buy in at these levels basically between your two entry points??
You clearly have faith to be buying in so your risking no SP downside or a loss and worse entry from last time..??
I known when I’ve sold in the past you get emotionally driven to get in lower than your exit when really it was a bad decision to sell.. I’m not saying yours is a bad decision but the way to it speaking it seems your risking more than just getting in at a good entry point now and accepting what you did??
@zoro
Did you just read the results then?? Not listen to the live interview??
That would have told you a lot
More and you would know that dilution is not on the cards
But as many haven’t they seem to be clutching to the dilution route that was clearly only mentioned for “if” cinemas arnt operating and everywhere is locked down again
It’s ok to be cautious but Both arnt going to happen, maybe if we were in March again but we’re far far advanced now in this pandemic with many counties been through the worse of it economically and medically...
Like I said the live Interview gave more information than the RNS which is a shame
guitarman has FOMO obviously
@guitarman - you're entitlement to your opinion but when you step into the deramper territory you will be aware on what kind of responses to expect. You've sold your shares on the possibility at buying in at a later stage if the sp drops, fair play to you on your strategy however emphasising it beyond the obvious is not what this BB is about.
Vaccines are in advanced stages and we should hopefully see the biggest news of an approved vaccine in the media this year... It's what the world is waiting for and it will change the sentiment not just for CINE but across the entire economy. I still have a big stake in CINE and believe that the business will get through the current issues, think about it, no business was prepared for something like Covid... I was reading through the news about Pret a manger, businesses like them relay on city workers to thrive and now with another 6 months of increased restrictions and an emphasis on working from home imagine what shape they will be by the end. More so I'm genuinely concerned about people that will struggle as a result of current issues, massive jobs cuts will be in the pipeline which is the reason I focus a lot on Covid developments rather than what films are being delayed... CINE is standing today, it has started walking again through this storm and it will start to sprint when the sentiment changes... Long live CINE and respect to those patience investors who believe in this business!
Guitar, take a chill pill. You post now more that you've sold than you did when you were in. Getting out is supposed to reduce your stress not increase it, why don't you spend a little time on other investments or wait patiently if you want to get back in but no need to watch it like a hawk, stewing all the time. You know just as well as us patience is needed, if you miss the spike when it happens so be it, it's not worth losing sleep over.
guitarman001
Whatever you say GOES...However, you're not to be trusted because you've jumped ship after being
persuaded by indepthwins and investroid. Have a break... Have a KitKat.... NoFear
guitarman001
I actually replied to Lasata to let them know that they were correct with their observation.
However, some of this forum members did believe my post that Motley rated a buy.
This is why you read the report directly from the original posted website and not from
my copy and pasted comment. It clearly shows how easy is to influence members and
that is why we need to keep a track on the likes of you, indepthwins,investroid,shorterguy and shamus.
You-derampers will do your damn best to persuade long cine shareholders from selling their shares on the
basis of your comments. You're just a turncoat.NoFear
Can’t see an equity raise at this level, if they can borrow in the depths of COVID with no end in sight, I’m sure they can borrow again now given COVID is on the way out. Looking at the figures even in the UK, cases now matching the peak, but testing up 4 fold and deaths in the noise level. Influenza and Pneumonia rates are well down on the average as the folk who would have died now have already been taken and even factoring in COVID, current death rates per day are below the norm across everything. The studios need the cinema as a conduit to revenue so I believe the covenants and additional liquidity will be secured given the 2021 slate.
Must be the directors of Motley fool have now bought shares in Cineworld and are now ramping it up. Only positive is people who follow their advice will now buy shares in Cineworld. But I would not they are experts in the stock market.
JamesBondage007
Sorry for the upsetting tone that Motley gives in one post like todays and a then on another day they will say
the opposite. I actually wanted to post it here today before indepthwins or investroid or shorterguy or shamus12
gets their hands on the Motley article. I'm afraid that the fool is part of the ongoing negative media that circles
around the Cineworld company. Is better for us to know the good and the bad that gets published and try to
make sense by cherry picking the good points while leaving out the bad points. I'm trying my best to find new
positive articles on Cines shares, but currently little has been posted in our favour. The media sells more of the
doom and gloom stories because it keeps the public interested although not clearly better educated as we are.
Come on man, motley fool is not a good source for investing advice, one minute they're bashing Cine and the next they say invest. Stupid website
Just For a Laugh!!!
The Motley Fool report is out !!!
26th September 2020
Cineworld share price: is it finally the right time to buy? It would be a Yes in my books. DYOR. NoFear
That’s why we think now could be the perfect time for you to start building your own stake in this exceptional business – especially given the shares look to be trading on a fairly undemanding valuation for the year to March 2021.
https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2020/09/26/cineworld-share-price-is-it-finally-the-right-time-to-buy/