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Great article, thanks for sharing Nofear. Cineworld owned Regal in the US will surely have a comparable level of attendance.
£1 Million sold, £2 Million bought so far today. Last time I checked there were more sells so someone is eating up those shares.
705,000 now, going down nicely
L2 shows 1,000,000 shares up for grabs at 60p again.
The massive 250k+ asks at 60p are not there today as they were relentlessly last week. They have either gone or holding their p1ss for now. Either way there will be no more rns about them. Still reasonable level of selling just below 60p, maybe it’s those that got in at low 50’s on the back of a takeover are bailing with a tidy profit as it’s now off the cards. Once they have gone perhaps we will see a steady rise again.
Could you do a screenshot and upload to the web somewhere and share the url? I’m not on 212 but someone else might clear it up.
To me those numbers look like the number of £ spent per trade. They add up to £4680 so if you have 10,000 shares your average cost is 46.8p per share, at the current share price the value is £5832, profit of £1152. Could the £2000 be the amount of cash on account available to invest? Did you load up a total of £6680 (£4680 + £2000)? Or am I confusing myself and making things worse? Nice to be in profit either way.
Any ideas if this is positive, negative or neutral? SP has just taken a dive.
Keeps me off the crack cocaine though.
I’m using this one, LSE £24/Month. Watching the order book and live price is so less stressful than watching just the live prices. Early this morning you could see people asking as low as 54p, watching them disappear and the higher asks moving up the screen is very satisfying. Not much less 60p on there, lowest is 59.48p. If the share was tanking at least you can see it developing and act accordingly.
Thanks Poker. So if they don't want them to be seen/have any effect at the time does it follow that if bigger than usual buys are reported late it could bode well for sp the following day. Or is it just wishful thinking?
Interested to know if late reported trades would have influenced the sp at the time they were actually executed in the same way as trades reported instantly.
OK, thanks mrahman
Actually it maybe the London listed Cineworld SP that went up after hours, not sure can someone check?
Similar news reported on Fox: AMC and (US listed) Cineworld stocks rise in after market trading
https://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/amc-cineworld-stocks-rise-after-hours-with-new-theater-openings
Someone said maybe after US markets close 9pm BST. I hope so, don’t want to wait until tomorrow.
When the rns dropped that Morgan Stanley had increased their holding after spouting 20p rubbish Shorterguy said that MS now had the “ammo”. Could that what we saw today so they could close their shorts in an orderly fashion?
News would be very nice
Absolutely, but no one should pay more than they need to by getting the right advice. I’m not an accountant by the way but have been served well by mine over the last few years. One way or another Rishi needs to balance the books and he will be coming for us all.
I was only thinking about the cgt tax impact on private investors but you are right, businesses in general may also have profits taxed higher impacting future sp.