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Only a matter of time in the UK. Boom boom time for distressed covid stocks.
The eldest proportion of society will be the first to be vaccinated. So cruises can get going faster than probably airlines. Cruise liners can also start using rapid testing to keep everything contained. Without doubt this will sail beyond 2000p fairly quickly
As the vaccines get approved and start getting distributed this will continue rising. Looks like we'll hit £2 in Q1, after which RR will need a solid order book to get the next leg up to £3 - with flying returning and a new global push for green initiatives, it should go beyond £3 with relative ease. Furthermore I fully expect RR to be involved in some way with electric cars and jet engines which use alternative fuel sources, so all in all looks like a great future.
I bought into RR last week and I'm already 16% up as of today. Would be foolish to sell, as we are literally only at the start of the recovery. Imo this will reach 300-400p, just gotta be patient
I invested in Hyve today. With vaccines round the corner, the global economy will slowly start recovering next year and businesses will ramp up marketing. The upside is huge, and imo a low risk business.
Until they find a vaccine and distribute it widely, it will take the whole of 2021. I recall that in summer Cineworld said they have about another 12 months of cash until they go bust? Without doubt, it's going to head down to the wire.
The most optimistic scenario for shareholders is a full takeover.
Writings on the wall, Cineworld will collapse. They will run out of cash before COVID is resolved. Its game over
They've just said the business is completely unviable, which is as good as collapsed. The SP will fall to below 10p next week
Pre-covid it was trading at 230p. I guess because the global economy is in a collapse, commodity demand is lower, so the share price isnt really recovering.
Debt/Equity ratio is only 1.1x, which isnt ideal but acceptable. The upside probably wont return on this stock until the global economy starts properly recovering
Cineworld is the 2nd most shorted stock on the FTSE. FACT. https://shorttracker.co.uk/companies/?sort=2&d=desc
Covid round 2, will sink this stock back to 30p or lower. Flu/cold season is starting very soon.
Sounds like you don't even know what futures are
FTSE Futures are down 1.2% this morning. Cineworld stock is going to get battered. Once this artificial short-term rise is out the way, it'll go back down to where it should be and hit that 30p again.