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I'm not sure what you're trying to achieve? If you just dismiss other LTHs as bots or whatever then you're just going to end up with your own little circle jerk with zero balance. Maybe that's what you all want but you're wrecking this board again. It had actually recovered somewhat since the depths of last year but over the last few weeks it's really gone to ****, fuelled by an unhealthy amount of paranoia. I doubt anyone on here has the leverage to influence the price. I certainly know I don't.

Mental

Been holding since April. My last purchase was at 35p.

You lot are paranoid as ****.

LTH who has watched this whole freak show play out over the last year.

The fact remains, we need decent DBX sales, healthy orders and an end to burning off cash.

They're talking about masks, managed bubbles and social distancing in schools, which are due to go back on a phased return starting in March. I think it unlikely pubs, bars, restaurants, theatres etc open with no special measures.

The key thing for me is that AMC are at 30% capacity in the US with all their measures in place. 30% is fairly normal based on pre-covid audience figures.

As a long time lurker I only joined up when those posters, now departed, were continuing to post nonsensical posts which just seemed to be aimed at putting the fear into people - The incessant "19p by Friday" type stuff. I have my suspicions about who some of those people were, and who they were working for, but we'll never know.

Having been in and out of CINE a few times over the last 9 months or so it has been a rocky ride. I've made some good money along the way and still feel there is potential for me, albeit with unresolved questions around longer term finance. I'm currently sat on the sidelines having sold out on the spike a few weeks ago. The position I ended up holding was far in excess of what I had originally intended and it felt right to take profit and take a breath.

I've had a look at what AMC are doing in the US, and it's the US that really matters, if Cineworld/Regal were to replicate that then the capacity appears to be at similar levels to the audience figures pre-Covid. That being the case, the business should still work and make money.

For people like our friends at New Holland, it isn't clear where the exits are now. Do they hope for a big blip later, related to the finances? Are they hoping for a heavily discounted rights issue at some point? I don't know. The way the shorters have played this out has been interesting to watch but not something I pretend to understand.

The self appointed defenders of the share price, like WG, have been spoiling this board for ages. It's impossible to discuss the whole picture because anything that could be perceived to be negative is immediately labelled as deramping and the poster must be a shorter.
Some of it is just weird.

It's a genuine question. Given when I've made my buys and sells my options are pretty open here.

Is May soon enough to avoid needing more funding?

In April?

Does this mean GS has loaned out a chunk and we can expect to see new short positions opening up?

Er, no.

Again.

People who think this is the same as GME don't understand what has happened with GME.

I sold this morning. Too good to resist.

If the share price achieves the levels that are outlined in the LTIP I don't think holders will be complaining.

What difference does it make?

Genuine questions.

I'm afraid you're reading too much in to it.

Don't ask any questions. Apparently that's the giveaway.

Oh My. Are you a hedge fund run account?