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@PrayFor - What a life!
Johnny bolox take note... money does not buy happiness but the take over funds certainly buys an endless supply of illicit substances.
@prayfor
That sounds like the life
Chinese buying cheap shares, once they hit 10%, they will approach for a take over. In turn, disney will not want to miss the opportunity, so a bidding war will commence. Disney will be the winners, acquiring cineworld for £3 per share. I will retire 30 years early, and live on a boat with my pet dog. My wife and son will have left me, due to my binging of whiskey and cocoaine.
I will be alone, miserable and depressed, but at least I will have money.
All the people whom have said this will drop to 30. It did not yesterday and has climbed today. Maybe negative news will drop it. But the main thing which holds a share back is uncertainty. Weird as it is. The market now knows where Cineworld stands and they can now strategise accordingly.
Also everyone who is invested here knows that the risks are high so i dont know why that needs to be focused on so much
You still havnt read the rest of the article you just focused on the negatives :)
"Like all decent Hollywood franchises, there'll be a hint at the end of another instalment to follow, and that tells of the prize Liu must have his eye on now.
Because here's the thing: once the global cinema groups sort out their financial structures, they could have a decent time next year.
The release schedule from Hollywood is packed with theatrefillers that have been on hold since lockdown - from Top Gun to Minions via Fast & Furious and Batman. And all that after Bond leaves audiences shaken and stirred in November.
Nine months-worth of movies, backed up like a Brexit lorry queue from Dover, will play to busy theatres, week after week.
Fears of a Covid-caused gap in Hollywood studio productions have proved unfounded. Shooting has begun on a host of new potential hits like Baz Luhrman's take on Elvis with Tom Hanks. There will be no pause in blockbuster output once 2021's packed schedule runs its course.
Barring vicious new lockdowns, box office fortunes could be made."
Indep* not that there's much difference lately
Yeh invest, we can read.
@indepth
Honestly, I don't think you have ever taken a long or short position in cine. Fair enough.
There are negative and positive factors. Fair enough.
But please, the crocodile tears are so unconvincing.
You seem to exist to tear down things you have no investment attachment to. At the very least take a short position! Based on your posts you seem to have avoided making a lot of money by not having done so!
So please, continually posting negative comments without ever having a credible position (short or long) seems to belie a mindset that needs the -ve to believe in itself.
Karma will be in abundance for some.
@indeep
I like how you only paid attention to that bit of the article and totally avoided where it mentions about movies backed up all through 2021 with potential fortunes to be made.. :P
Up after a bad week? Someone with more than £52 to their name see's a strong future for CINE.
https://www.standard.co.uk/business/bond-cineworld-odeon-uci-avengers-a4555406.html?amp
Dateline London, 2022: a gold-plated Rolls-Royce cruises up to a cinema red carpet. Out steps Liu in a white mink coat, Scarlett Johansson on his arm. Pulling a crisp 50 from a platinum money clip, he tips the driver. He turns to face the fusilade of flashbulbs from the wall of photographers and smiles, thinking: they laughed at my trades in September 2020. Look at me now. the new King of Cinema.