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These will rocket from 4p to 20p

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Kamikazee think you are right, big fall soon and Lloyds will be back in the 20s.
You cannot just spend your way out of difficulties on both sides of the Atlantic the parties in power are acing like the opposition.

Torres are now Labour, Republicans are Democrats. Jeremy Corbin you are the PM!!!

The bottom line is Cineworld was heading to 80p before the word coronavirus was invented.
This was based on sales, profits and debt. The company is in much worse position than it would have been at 80p. Remember, Market Makers love to. "Hit companies when they are down" and they have the perfect ammunition in creating fear that Cineworld may breach convenants, this will lead to panic and selling. Of course these MM's then pick up these cheap shares and dump them later at a higher price. Until we get a flurry of releases and people go to the pictures without fear, I feel the SP will remain below 50p

However it will drop a lot more before it enters discussion with lenders on Bank Convenants.

At least I got 20p which I still believe will allow me to buy at some point the likes of Lloyds.

we will see over the next few days not weeks!!!!

To be honest, we on this BB are ''small fish in a big pond'' by buying in a climate like we are currently in, puts us in there with the ''big boys.''
These ''big boys'' are the institutions that are big enough to buy today and appreciate the ''essence'' of the fact a SP seldom reflects the state of a company at present, but rather what it will be like in 12-18 months time.
This stock did not go sub to 25p ''for the hell of it'' therefore we may see the SP of Marstons at what it is now, some 12 months from now.

what will it open at?

bears the ''hallmark'' of confirmation a Rights Issue can be called. The SP is very much a ''recovery price'' meaning either a RI will be called in the Autumn or it will fall back wildly and look for evidence it can reach the forties again.

when the lockdown is over and we return to some normality, only solid companies like this rebound strongly. If there was no Coronavirus the SP would have never dropped much below 70p, from there it was a takeover target. it still is a takeover target and hence we may see more momentum in the SP in due course.

YES IT WILL!!! BUT IN REVERSE GEAR!!!

Oldtimer. I feel sorry for the guy, like I said this is what I use to do on this BB but I cannot recall an occasion upon which I posted so many consecutive posts.
He/she will learn the hard way.

Thanks for your request. Perhaps the starting point would be to suggest a price for Marston if we had never heard of the phrase Coronavirus.
I would suggest about 80p and an emphasis being placed on seeing how good trade is looking from Spring to Summer.
A poor summer would see us head to 60p, but if pubs are closed until September this company is in a lot worse shape than a poor summer without the virus.
I feel 30p is the price if the company can avoid an emergency rights issue and 15p if one is going to be called.
we must stress the difference between a "rights issue" and an " emergency rights issue".

You are the new "me" fed up with talking up this share, only been doing it for the past 10 years. Enough is Enough, I wish for all on this BB that you are right. For me the selling PF at 20 was really hard, however who would have thought some solid companies like lloyds would be at 30p, but I think it may drop to 20p and get to 40p much quicker than PF can get to 40p or even 30p.

Usually PF has a solid Easter, but now Easter will be behind closed doors and small scale.
The SP needs to factor in a possible weak Christmas blaming coronavirus for people still afraid to use its products in large gatherings.

The worst thing I feel now is the low interest rates are here for at least 5 years this will impact the Pension Defecit.

Even supermarket shares are down despite all the panic buying. The companies that will recover are the ones able to stick it out over the period of what is going to be a shutdown.
There will be lots of Rights Issues,but only the solid companies will be able to carry them out.
With respect to my tip Marston, even when pubs are allowed to open people will be afraid to go out for ages. We cannot rule out the government nationalising some companies like Centrica, rather than see them collapse. The banks may themselves need help again. Who will want to travel abroad, you may not be allowed in some countries.

Cheers. Only time will tell

Oldtimer I do not regret selling these because they could so easily have moved the other way to 15p. Hate to say it, but they may still do that. The bottom line is there are many stocks at 20p which are waiting to double on a timetable to when this crisis will end.
If that was announced tomorrow, the SP of the stock would double, so the key is to get in before that. I think the likes of Marstons will soon be 20p.
The beauty of it is, some stocks will fall further after good news like Lloyds which could itself go to 20 p soon.

PF spiked on good news, but never held on went into reverse, if it is doing well with some products due to the crisis, it may not be doing well with other products.

Still cannot see why it went down from 45p before we had even heard the tern coronavirus.

Maybe sub 20p

This will dip below 10p and of course a Rights Issue will be called. As we know INTU tried one at 5p but failed because it is a Retail stock and had way too much debt with all retail stocks having unclear futures.

Marston has Pubs and Iconic brand image, so it will succeed with the cash call, but before this it will have to refinance first. Whatever the low is, it will rise to 3 times that quite quick.