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Sold all my CINE today at 43 at a loss, but to high risk now, even if it doesn't go bust it will be a long time before they get back to normal, to much debt now that has.
What a great rise today lets hope it continues now.
Stanley be careful, they really are up against it. The level of debt is concerning and of course in this climate it's going to be difficult to convince people to shell out and make an evening of the cinema rather than just staying home. On top of that there is still a risk of increased restrictions leading to closures of cinemas once again...
The threat of bankruptcy will likely drag the sp further down and at this point the risk/reward might start to look favourable once again. Yes guitarman I was enticed by the 180p forecast by Peel Hunt and held until yesterday before deciding to jump ship pre-results. Perhaps I just got lucky...
CINE will come back it's just the reaction, 75% of cinemas are open as for today, every day they are making up the losses. Every theater was shut for almost 5 months... don't know who was expecting a miracle. I'm also invested there and deeply in the red.
No offence but CINE was always incredibly high risk whereas NEX was as safe as houses. Even with the 15% fall it's hard to make a case for investing in cine today imo.
People will look back at this in years to come and remember their quick 5-10% trades while the stock is up 200-300% from todays price....
140 would look like an absolute steal when this stock goes past £2
Falkland once again well off the mark. 120p looking like a distant memory...
Well this aged well
Because the us market has sorted it self out - for now. A lot of my shares which all ticked down at the same time are ticking up again. Sad we have to see what America does or doesn't.
Meanwhile we're back at 8% again...
I would be very surprised if Boris goes into full lockdown, he is getting more and more stick from his own MPs and businesses about what he has done now.
It's pretty damn obvious and I'll tell you why. NEX has had about 70% of its value wiped off whilst the actual material effect on the business is actually quite small. Not only this they are securing new contracts like the €185 million Portugal bus contract announced today. Lockdown or not there is no reason why this won't recover significantly. I can't predict the ebbs and flow but I personally don't want to risk trading it and suddenly missing out on a 10% rise.
Take any other company in the ftse that's seen equivalent losses. Rolls Royce? Lost slightly more than us but fighting tooth and nail to survive. Cineworld - the same. Heavily indebted and just announced an enormous loss for the first half of the year. Saga? The cruise business is anchored until at least the middle of next year.
Chrishar - How are you so certain lol we are going into winter with potentially another lockdown.. If lockdown was announced tomorrow would easily be sub 120
You are not going to get in at 120p almost certainly... following the retrace I expect to finish today around the 133 mark. A steady march to £2 suits me just fine.
I think you'll find the us market is about to drag everything down that is why lots of shares I have are taking a nosedive.
Retracing back once again, I would have thought with that update we would have gone up more than this.
Just filter him
I did that weeks ago after his nonsense of saying a quid then suddenly buying in as it started to rise only for him to go on about a quid again as it started to go down.
He has no value to add to any discussion
True to his record on Lloyds... whatever Falkland says about the SP it is totally opposite to what the SP actually does ....lol....... 100% record so far little Falker
Oopsie daisy! It did seem extremely premature this morning. Oh well I hope you aren't too gutted falkland...
I love how optimistic everyone is compared to last week lol
Really?! I'd have considered it if we ended the week 150+ not a few percent up!