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oceanpassage
Posted in: CINE
Posts: 846
Price: 42.84
No Opinion
Sentiment28 Jul 2020 18:21
Nothing says retail short positions are close to closing like a significant increase in negative sentiment based on communicating a belief of administration when a company's cash reserves extend beyond its reopening window.
Nothing says value investors perceive buying signals like a share price approaching historic lows by discounting that all cinemas need to do is reopen to start growing revenues.
Nothing says it's time start accumulating like fears of a 2nd wave being escalated when the emerging strategy from governments in to improve business specific safety focus and stay away from national lockdowns.
I perceive a bottom share valuation at 30p, but don't think it will trade long at these levels. 35p - 40p a bargain top up
And I have been proven correct.
I critically and objectively appraise; unfortunately some people holding a loss find that difficult to accept.
You're hardly objective, do me a favour, when this rises don't pretend you predicted it all along.
It's all there - a fair assessment and buying range.
That was one of your first posts on Cine and then you quickly became a de-ramper. You are critical but rarely objective. If you were truly objective your posts would be more measured and less combative.
Yet the buying range I perceive as fair value hasn't changed much.
Ocean,
Another funker with nothing to say do one you prat.
Nothing better to do than accurately and profitably assess stocks. Fair enough.
You said "35p - 40p a bargain" so that isn't fair value thats oversold and a bargain price, fair value would be higher.
Yeah - you could say that making fair value 40p-45p.
Although we are now recognising a real chance of a 2nd wave, perhaps making 35p - 40p fair value. That was incite from July, and again pretty much spot on.