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The world will re-open, Cinemas are & will
be full to the brim. But will the sign
say Cineworld? I hope so.
DYOR # checkforchange.

What a ride it is the best share on the market.
Simple. Sell it if you need the cash, keep it if you
don't, if this flies it will fly so high if not well it is only cash.

GMW,
I appologise if you think my message was aimed at you, it wasn't. There have been so many posts on here today about wanting to sell & lose money, that I posted under the wrong subject.
I am sorry if It caused offence.

Don't buy something you can't afford lol.

It is either gunna go or blow regardless of what anyone thinks, the debt has been there
since the purchase of Regal, & so the debt remains, but investors were prepared to back
CW in the purchase of CP.
Do the brother's & their investors still want to be the largest cinema company in the world
as they grow older? The brother's probably do. The investors however probably couldn't
give a shoot.
All this said when you see movement & a sign displaying Cineworld , moon time.

Enjoy the ride it's only money & You can't spend it when your dead.

If there is no movement then there is no opening.
Debt, most companies & people are in it mortgages, cars, credit cards
ect paying Dave to keep Daisy going ( Pete & Paul take a break it's 2020 )
CP are the same CW was Dave but now isn't, but now CW may need Dave
( Amazon/ Netflix ) lol. What a ride.

Simple this will either tank or fly, we are all here to make money,
the downside is you lose cash, the upside you make cash, ( whatever
your position ) one thing is for sure whilst the doors are closed ( & the sign
still removed on CW where I live) there is no money coming in, so any
movement in the coming weeks wiil be a good sign.

When CW offered to buy CP it was pre Covid. Times have changed since.
CW was the only offer on the table even though CP approached anyone &
everyone for a better offer. Here we are now & CP are on the verge of going
tit's up, while CW maybe waiting for a lower offer whilst CP are trying to sue CW.
CW were in the process of getting into further debt to purchase CP so the funds of
the new debt were being offered by investment companies, who have in turn
decided that actually this isn't the best time, lol. So CP probably messed up at their end,
( their debt ) CW & the invested lawyers said great thankyou, phew that was close, lmfao.
So CP with their only offer now gone & nearly skint told their lawyers get them, rofl.
Someone should make a movie about this, call it lawyers make a mint, but where to watch?

Book yourself a 1st class ticket to vegas stick it on red black or green on the wheel
& see what happens lol. Money is for spending.

I know what you mean & I am not saying camp outside lol, but at some point
over the next couple of weeks there has to be movement, if there isn't then
I see it as bad.
Other cinema opperators are open & there still getting money from the goverment
to pay the staff ( well 80% ) whilst earning, better to have a little of something
than a whole load of nothing.

Simple to be open, a buisness closed makes nothing.
Check your local cineworld over the next couple of weeks if there is movement
it is a good sign, even if the studios delay the new releases ( again ) then it shows
they are actually planning on re-opening.

Love this share its mad. Good news ie not buying CP share goes down,
bad news ie getting sued by CP share goes down, no news Covid still
high share goes up.
All the while Cine is still closed.

Nope it doesn't.

The market works in ways none of us know, hence the reason we are
here it is a gamble, long, short, day whatever sometimes we are lucky
sometimes not.

I want Cine to blast off all the way to the moon 1,2 years who cares
but until they open it is not going to happen.

We are all invested in the same company opinions differ I truly hope that I am
wrong & you are right. Because it is all about the cash.
Cine on good news went down, so on bad news it might well go up ( hopefully )

I agree I talk bolox, hence the name but facts are facts.

A liile bit of something is better than a whole lot of nothing.
Many buisnesses are open & are on furlough including Odeon ie they are making
a bit of cash whilst the UK government still supports them.
Cine are not,

When a buisness has been closed for so long all kinds of things can happen.

You can't just walk in turn it on, on the 30th July & hey presto it is back, these things
need preparation. Yes the date was set for the 10th but I saw nothing in June at all.
( apart from the sign removal )

Again hope I am wrong.

10 is better than 0

So you have checked?

Perhaps you are both correct.

A multinational corporation with nearly 8000 employees.
Could open in a juristiction free of any Covid, but chooses not to because
of the studios delaying new films. Odeon is open, old stuff but nontheless
acttracting cash paying customers.
Again hope I am wrong.