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Share prices are very difficult to predict. Humans naturally look for patterns or trends. It’s human nature to buy a rising share price, expecting it to continue. I’m as easily persuaded by this as anyone.

It seems crazy to buy shares in a company ‘protecting themselves from bankruptcy’, owing much more than it seems they can ever repay. However, all this information is public knowledge and factored into the sp. When you are warned of ‘significant dilution’ you aren’t about to put your pension pot or hard earned savings into such a risky gamble. However, this is where your money, in my opinion, is most likely to prosper. If you’re looking for the next best thing, lithium for electric cars, graphene, renewable energy it’s almost a certainty that you’ve missed the boat or are too late to the party. You need to be ahead of the game or in there before hand.

Unless you have a tip off from a minister about government policy in the next few weeks you need to take a chance on what might seem like a certain loss. This is Cineworld. The terms ‘bankruptcy’ and ‘significant dilution’ are frightening terms until you understand their true meaning. This is safe as any other share, in my opinion, but massively oversold. A risk averse person will wait to see it rise 25% tomorrow, similar on Monday then wait for a drop to buy. It rises again on Tuesday and before you know it, the price is 10-15p. If you buy then, you’ve possibly missed the boat.

Also, I could be wrong. It could be 1p at the end of tomorrow. Please don’t put the pension pot on this…….

I think this is going to rocket. To paraphrase Odey, this is going to be the gift that keeps giving. Got to be in it to win it!

I hope I’m not proven wrong but I am long on Barc. I bought more today. When the inevitable interest rate rises start I’m confident this will take off.

Gross profit

1,582,149 1st half 2022

186,267 1st half 2021

How can this be interpreted as anything other than excellent?

The first RNS is excellent news and so is the second. Can’t interpret any part of it as anything other than excellent news.

Plato - a good response, I’ve added a thumbs up.

Sorting this morning’s RNS by ‘most read’, it has this RNS as number 5. There’s clearly a lot of interest beyond the posters on here.

This is just like a game of chess. I’m better at chess than shares but I’m starting to see the end game. Thanks for the 3 green boxes tonight, I’ll take them as a signal that my money is safe. Cheers.

I rest my case

Filtered a couple of posters, so not read their comments. However, I do have a flavour of the comments over the weekend. Like Jeff, English wasn’t my best subject at school. I do have a degree in electronics but only grade C in O’ level English. I concur with Jeff that it is easy to appear more knowledgeable about a topic by using sophisticated words. A weekend away from this share talk allows me to think more clearly. There are posters on here who have either bet the family jewels on a decline in the sp or are paid 20p for every negative post.

This is the second biggest cinema chain in the world. It is not one of a hundred online holiday companies or clothes retailers. These outfits can quickly change their name and redistribute the same carp under a different name. Cinema has been big for decades and is not about to disappear overnight. Yes - difficult times, Netflix, Disney, covid etc. Long term it’s here to stay.

Buy now at single digit pence and in a couple of years it will be ‘how come the shares were available so cheap? Why didn’t more people buy at the bottom?”

Thanks for sharing these documents. It’s all very encouraging and reassuring. Future prospects look good. There will inevitably be unknown obstacles to overcome but also potential for additional projects that are currently unknown. Most of the shares I’ve had on AIM have released additional shares which dilutes an individual holding. However, at the latest fund raiser there were big investors buying at 0.5p. I’m confident that they will have put considerable research into their investment and will not be concerned by price fluctuations which are not linked to news.

Thanks again for passing on the links.

The country isn’t really run or governed by Truss. Those who control the past, control the future. The last throw of the dice was offering sweeteners like free bus passes to the boomers whilst dismantling the NHS. The boomers bought the triple lock pension and bus tickets not realising that the lack of investment in the NHS, was short changing them. They have paid into it for years and now they need it, it’s not there.

350 million a week for the NHS on the side of a bus and they vote for it. Hardly a manifesto ‘pledge’.

The UK did have a part in the EU. Germany is the manufacturer (cars and fridges etc), France is energy (EDF etc), uk is finance. It’s been dismantled in a few years.

Murdoch may be laughing now but I think his empire is about to collapse with the UK.

Hi Aandi, thanks for the reply I really appreciate the links. I’m going to take a good look over the weekend and will reply.

There are inevitably going to be people who post online who have negative comments to share. There are many reasons why they may do this including- sold at a loss and want to be proven right in selling, disgruntled employee, shorter, weirdo.

Please ignore these negative comments and continue to ‘ramp’. As long as it is facts you are quoting I don’t think anyone can complain. You’re invested here and clearly want the sp to rise. Of course you are going to offer comments that support the company long term.

I’m afraid I’ve not done thorough research and instead I’m hoping someone else has. The reference to interim results and mention of the US, has it already been published that they have plans to operate in the states?

Surely the MMs who are taking on these shares at 10% below yesterday’s price will want to sell them at a higher price? It would take private individuals a reasonable amount of time to buy this quantity unless some good news is unannounced. I’m afraid, the only option seems to have a little patience….

Just filtered Hexam. It reduces yesterdays posts for CINE to a total of 25 and today’s to zero. It is now clear to me that 2 individuals are driving all the negative conversations on this chat. They have been working hard at trying to drive this price down and may have been successful with some inexperienced investors. I’m about to purchase some more at these very low prices.

“It is probably better to stay clear”

You shouldn’t be giving advice, just stating the facts. The lease negotiations in the US are similar, in my opinion, to those probably taking place in the UK. I’m basing this on the reference to 26a.

WolfWnaks has posted over 300 comments in one only one month - more than 10 a day. Hexam supports his comments. The two of you are trying to unnerve investors and in my opinion you have a hidden agenda. It’s not a simple curiosity with a cinema chain’s financial implications.

I’m about to filter both of you.

This information is incredible. I looked at short interest tracker and can see 2 companies shorting Cine. Between them they have 1.96% of the shares. If companies and individuals have stopped selling this could push the price up on its own - the fact that they need to still purchase 2% of the entire stock. Is my assumption correct?
https://shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB00B15FWH70/

Does anyone else think the reason for announcing results on Sep 30th is to coincide with restructuring plans. On the Cineworld website announcement it refers to 26a. My understanding is this was introduced in the pandemic to protect companies from insolvency. A route to cheaper rents is included. A reasonable explanation and example is at:
https://www.herbertsmithfreehills.com/latest-thinking/part-26a-restructuring-plans-most-significant-change-in-20-years

I didn’t realise the scale of this operation until they equated it to providing 20% or more of Southport’s energy requirements. This is a great step in the right direction and credit where it’s due to the team pushing it through.