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Market is generally down, based on the latest covid spikes worldwide.
The fear being factored in is not so much a long term lockdown but that covid is going to be here until a vaccine is not so much ready but generally AVAILABLE. So covid local lockdowns seems to be the market sentiment.
This is not so bad since it's at least a realistic picture, for lenders and creditors to the cinema industry in general, in that liquidity will probably be need on a month-by-month rolling basis until mid 2021.
Since this is going to be a general market issue, lenders and creditors will be forced to think long term income stability rather than short term income. In this respect cinema traditionally has a natural advantage over many other markets.
The recent Bond to streaming question will help stabilise this, since it is now abundantly clear that streamers can't/won't pay the big money needed for blockbusters to by-pass the cinemas. In other words, we can expect the future to retain both streaming and cinema as naturally complimentary and, in fact, ideal since providing multiple stable income streams for studios.
The very near picture is simply a question of that liquidity, most of which can be offset by extended maturity dates with payment holiday.
Creditors and lenders alternative would either be total loss of monies owed or very unstable alternative retail options. The last 6+ months move to online would appear to make that alternative very unstable, reinforcing the view that cinema would actually be the more stable future revenue option, and probably worth protecting for that reason.
So things are going to be volatile for both panic among holders AND shorters until lenders/creditors get the picture. Excuse the pun.
If you think it will never recover and go bust why are you so desperate to buy in at 20p? An entry point you've already missed. Why don't you just move on instead of trying to turn what used to be an interesting BB into your personal little propaganda machine.
INSI/Shamus
Be careful the way you word things
“ RE: 20p finishToday 15:30
No Paul I’m gonna wait. I have so information and know this will drop further I will wait til after Friday before I consider.”
Your post could be considered as insider trading. Somebody could try and get you banned.
Insi
"But some of the other investors on here can’t continue to take heavy losses."
Have you ever heard of Paper Losses ? That's all it is and it will be until Cineworld sails out of the debt storm.
Watch this space and learn to relax while you're sitting on a paper loss. Smile.(*__*).NoFear
When will people learn that it's not a loss unless you sell. All this fear mongering is boring.
Once trump wins election this will boom.. 4 more years!
Hi everyone and all Cineworld long shareholders.
I won't be selling my great 57,000 Cine shares av.65p. Burn shorts. GLA,DYOR.
Smile.(*__*).NoFear
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