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The court ruling is more significant than people think.
AIM can be pretty volatile, but technically the valuation is still the same as with the indices
But still is. It’s whether you believe CINE survives. But it looks like to me the drop from 20p to 2p was driven by media reports and Hedge funds shorters. We are now in a situation where said hedge funds have taken the gains and walked away. A return to 20p in the next four weeks is reasonable. A movement up from here will be dependant on Cineplex outcome. I believe they will come to a settlement. We could then see a return to the 50p level. If I I was Cineplex I would take Cine shares in the knowledge that a settlement will boost the share price back to the 50p range.
And let’s not forget meme stocks, we all know this can push up prices quickly.
But taking all that in, it’s a punt and because of that only buy what you are okay losing.
Either will survive and 20p soon or the end. 10/1
Not sure you understand how this works
Had a small punt on this. Will either go to 0p or bounce back to 20p level in the coming weeks. Risk v Reward is pretty good around the 2p level.
A green light will see a revaluation of GCM based on value of coal in the ground and not just the potential. If you look at the numbers this could be staggering in size. I said £25 yesterday and I was being conservative. The risk/reward is pretty high and timeline maybe long. But there is progress and there is a need and that’s the most important thing at the moment.
So they are still moving ahead and progress if not slowly is happening. This share price will only see a major increase when and if there is a green light for mining. Until then it will fluctuate around where we are. But all good here for the long term because if all the pieces fit into place this could be upward of £25 a share.
Interesting I have three kids none want to go to the cinema but they did 3 years ago.
Yes they can still trade while in administration. But it still means shareholders get nothing.
If we get that today then it should reverse. My thoughts being there is a chance of that.
That is my warning, a big gamble and you could make money, the odds are stacked against any buyers here.
Looks like this will be in administration and then sold on. I would imagine the banks already have a buyer in mind. It is rubbish for holders and those with big losses. Been here a few times and bounced back.
Agreed, it is on the rocks and debt for equity is really the only way. And I concur with your 1p valuation as a worst case.
I have lost a lot on this, thought Top Gun would see this through. But looks like the debt is going to pull it down, without this being dealt with. And the only way it can be dealt with is equity. I see one of two options massive dilution or administration either way shareholders lose.