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Lol I was liking smalltrader recently. Ruined it lol. As for lpd, guys he's been posting good stuff tbf imo. Obviously he dislikes us still but I've enjoyed his recent posts and seems to be back to how it used to be. Anyway, I think the RNS wasn't that deep, but interpretation is a dangerous thing sometimes. We don't know if the RNS was 100% correlated with the sp fall. I don't think it was. I think the sp was going to fall regardless, after looking into a few things.

I genuinely believe that 12th August won't be positive, however, I also don't know how much the markets will react. If it's bad then topping up isn't a bad idea imo. If it's good, then happy days. Hopefully the rest of the year will be like the beginning of the year

People have interpreted most things wrong and seem to isolate information as if it's the only variable for sp movements in the immediate term. Who knows though, it's still early

Volatility will hit us win we least expect it, but agree that baby steps are preferred. However, cine rarely operates without crazy swings. I'm just glad we clawed our way out of the 50s. But who knows. Again, global markets are just all over the place

Hmm, certainly a relevant benchmark. We'll see

That's unbelievable. Just goes to show that the home movie thing isn't for every release. Sometimes it's not about cost cutting or assuming that cinema has no purpose. Things like this happen. I'm sure some of you guys (the knowledgeable movie guys) would have advised against this.

I hope she wins, just to prove the industry wrong

Struggling to hold 37k. Hopefully it does keep going

As many have pointed out, the US is our main market. Things also need improving there also. Markets are also looking at other variables, not just covid. I'm sure it will improve, but again for the industry it's still early days

Things are getting worse in the US, according to reports, so won't be surprised

That's the problem with these boards sometimes. The debate is great at times, info useful, but then there's the side of playing who's who. It would be risky to follow what goes on here, because everyone is no one at the end of the day.

As for cine...I'm going to be honest. The sp is not great and not where I hoped it would be. I'd much rather be out of most shares at this stage, but that's just due to circumstances. However I'm lucky that I can still hold and prepared to hope (because that's how I see it) things change quickly. But realistically I don't expect it this year. UK traded stocks are fickle right now. No news, articles, opinion pieces, facts/figures will dramatically improve things during this over dramatic covid situation. It's out of all of our hands. It's really putting a downer on shares that shouldn't be.

Cine is speculative, but as a business, necessary and should be valued higher. However, it's obviously played a lot as a stock. So it's great reading most posts, but deep down I just wish the sp will rise and shut some of us up, or allow us to move on. I would only remain in this stock for divs. So I hope it rises as I doubt I can average down again. Holding until things change. Simple as

Prettywild, well played. I got some at 57, but not enough otherwise I would have slapped a load on them

We're in the low 60s, so certainly nothing to write home about. We also know that this recovery period isn't going to be easy

Wise words. 100% agree. Saying that, if you bought at 56, then it's not a bad little earner. This is why I think we're low. The trading is wild when covid spooks investors and cine is the prime target

UT or not, would haven't make much of a difference to anyone or cines SP situation

I think most of us have been trying to say this for months. The problem has been we've reacted to the nonsense from both sides. Genuine investors that have their targets will just sit back. So people like myself won't/can't sell until I get my price or my life turns for the worst, forcing me to sell. Managed to top up yday which I'm happy about

You clearly don't let the day commence before ramping do you?

I don't think it matters how long we've been open for. The jitters are macro related, which has clearly affected all sectors and will continue to do so in the short term. Inflation, covid uncertainty and inefficient markets are slowling down all recovery

Cases won't drop for months. However, we have the US to worry about. Things have to turn good over there

Yet again cine is attacked after a spike. Nothing out of the ordinary. We've just got more new investors that would've bought at the top on Friday, hoping for things to continue. This is a wacky wacky ride

Can't be sure but I don't think it was. Last year cine hit 60% in one day, dropping back to late 20s I believe. This rise is nothing and surely just a reaction to the ridiculous falls we've experienced this week.

I will only believe it when it's 4-8 days straight of double digit growth. The sp seems to be in a speculative state and its direction is anyone's guess. Long term is all about movie numbers, lowering debt and general economic confidence. Hopefully all of that turns positive

Lol this is funny. All the newbies having it large. Good luck all