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What did you expect on the Cine Twitter page? " We are continuing to pull money in for the Mooky family and hope all our patrons will contribute what they can. Unfortunately, through massive mismanagement all of our current shareholders will not be able to afford a ticket or even a small hotdog. Yippee Ki-ya mothers…………………
Could be wrong? You were rude to me the other day and people like you give all this rose tinted advise drawing more and more people into this share. Everyone should have been thinking dilution and bankruptcy since the results came out, no one should touch this share until it settles one way or the other. People will have plenty of time to grab it at a good price on good news but any other investment is a gamble on a 100/1 outsider and although they do come up, I wouldn't want to hold my breath although I would like you to give it a go.
I've been here before with other company's. If Share Dilution is on the cards or there is a hint of it, then stop averaging down your losses and wait until the rights issue . I've made a lot of money from Rights issues, sadly not enough to cover my Cine losses but enough that I'm not typing this from the top floor of a multistory car on park. Your Rights issue will depend on your holdings, but Cine can set the date of eligible holdings back a fair way, so buying now might not give you an option for Rights issues.
Poorinvestor by name and by nature . Your language is disturbing and shows you for what you are, i.e a poor investor so well done for naming yourself as others find you. Investing a couple of hundred pounds in a share gives you no right to dish out poor advise and insult others . I know you won't read this till morning as your mum has you on 10pm curfew, but please try to roll your neck in and be a little more polite to your elders.
Don't jump into Cine with no news. The share dropped for good reason yesterday and I got burnt but I see no news to account for any large gains today. Be very careful jumping in on the assumption it can't fall further ..
Yo are full of it . 60% down one day and 30% up the next is no way to make a profit , do the math, 60% up today doesn't get you back to even either.
Funinvestor come out come out wherever you are........
Cineworld got me again :) when will I ever learn?
It's not lifting off but it is still on the launchpad which is always a good sign.
Today I seen green for the first time ever with this share. I lost a lot on the first downturn from over a pound to circa 40p before totally pulling the plug , then waited till it hit the teens before going back in at 19.5 then proceeded to lose more money as it dropped to 17, but because I kept averaging down my new losses , I have just seen green .GREEN!!!! It's a gamble with the court case but after the news I had this week in my XRP Vs SEC case I think these things can be go north with just a little bit of luck ...
This is now and ever since the court case a pure and and simple Gamble.... It's a roulette share. Movies, profits , boards of directors none of it matters, it's all about winning the court case. P.s I've averaged again but that's it for me or I'll be in too deep again ....still clinging to that old adage " too big to fail"
Sorry. I shouldn't throw negativity at the room. I did get back in at 19.5 and virtually the next day had to average down by putting more money in . This blooming share has me in it's clutches again but I surely can't loose as much as I did last time, maybe a shirt button instead of the entire shirt. Movies obviously help but a clear road speech and a inspired company update would double this share.
And here you all go again . More money in to cover a much larger debt than Cineworld owed in 2019 does not make more money for the company . It's incomings vs outgoings that counts .
Well yes that was the point of the story. You are such a CINE!
No one here can doubt the power of cinema to generate a healthy income . If Cineworld started tomorrow as a new business the price would go through the roof and make all those that jumped on become very rich ..... But it's not a new company, it's a debt ridden company who uses all it's receipts to service what it owes, and on top of that it's being sued for more money than its actually worth. Funinvestor I already know your reply ... Don't say it..." Xrp is doing worst" :) I know I know ..
A friend sent me a text yesterday and used WOS , I asked him what it meant and he said "waste of space" I replied back "CINE" and now we are not talking .
As promised in my last rants, I went back in at the teens grabbing 19.5 only to find myself topping up at 18 to average my new loss down . Oh the wonderful world of CINE.....
Saying Cineworld will rise, based on any movie, is like buying Tesco shares because there is a run on baked beans. You can sell all the beans you want but if it's only funding the interest on the loan you used to purchase them, then you're just blowing in the wind:)
Has anyone in here actually seen Jurassic? It's top 5 worst movies for me right up there with Morbius, and from what I hear Buzz Light Weight is soon to join them. If it wasn't for Maverick I would be buying back in at the mid teens, but if this is the standard of post Covid cinema, then perhaps I'll just buy a new electric car instead.
The price drops low enough and a whole new batch of investors dive in to make a fast profit but soon it dawns on them that this is going nowhere, they get trapped at 27 etc. all waiting for the rise to get out at evens, and so the price drops again.... I'm still waiting for the teens before coming back in, especially after getting burnt when I bought last year. The best advice I received was to wait until things stabilise with the courts then go in; sure you will miss 10 % or more on the rise but so what, it's a penny share ..
Netflix are not going anywhere because they don't have a multi billion litigation hanging over their heads . Netflix is the future of Cinema and once they regroup and throw out their stupid Covid based long range forecasts they will come back stronger than ever.. I'll say it again Cineworld has too much debt and too much litigation to go anywhere, but this could change depending on the outcome of their ongoing case. No-one should be investing at 26 etc. It's just a shorters dream at the moment, every good movie makes the price jump, but then it falls back to where it was, and this will happen plenty more times until the risk of bankruptcy has gone.
And here's the rollercoaster I warned about in my last posting. Way too much going on in the world, and in the court room for this share to make a meaningful climb.