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Well done Sammy , clapping hands emoji

But if your asleep till spring who's gonna use your unlimited card.

Your mates?

And your miss the rise to 1.20 by Xmas, that will be fun too

Me too , you have to now Sammy lol

They also only have 35 cinemas, same product completely different firm financially

You really need to stop using everyman cinemas s.p as a comparrrison to our own , and its being used by yourself as a example on how this is supposedly being manipulated over here , not the first time either.

For transparency everyman cinema has a total of 5 trades today , yes five , not a single share brought and approx 3.k sold.

Yes use it as a comparison on how well they are doing with attendance levels etc but s.p please give it a break.

I wish i had more funds

Wasn't it you that said this yesterday.

No way Im selling any shares! Never thought it would go this low again!.....Stay Strong peeps

I have a feeling you may regret selling at a loss on what could be the bottom of a huge dip.

My opinion , but ultimately your cash your choice.

Good luck

Cavendish you bell end are you suggesting everyone is selling at a loss. Your message makes no sence.

If you had a say 80p average
Would you sell at a loss and make your own comment stupid.
Or hold and average down , or maybe simply hold.

No-one enjoys losing money and until we sell noone has lost anything other then a paper loss. Your comment is childish

Is that not the million dollar question.

Some say supply and demand
Some say covid
Some say m.m playing games
Some say so shorts can close
Some say market sentiment
Some say debt
Some say cinema is dead

I personally choose to look at the correspondence we get from the company, demand currently still there, audiences returning month on month, studios continue to release and make films , money in the tills.

Nothing tells me that cineworld will not be here in say 2 years time , a falling share price happens on a vilitile stock , its awful viewing, switch off , sell up or buy more , your choice your money .

It's amazing what a falling s.p does to a chat room!!!

I increased , love it I got in under 60p a share .

Seems loads of companys are dropping this last week to let shorts close ........ or could be the market in general

The market in general has took a battering last week or so , all that encourages some tondo is blame it on cine in general.

Reading the board between the idiot trolls and the idiot rampers and finding a common ground in between can be hard work sometimes.

I brought wrong time , will look at adding further if the drop continues but not even contemplating selling my holding.

Time frame has increased again though lol , seems this is now a long term hold

Stream investing i genuinly hope you find the strength to keep going, we are of a big slide no doubt, but I would bet my life this isn't the new highs we will see , and I can think of nothing worse the selling on a dip and then watching it increase, double whammy.

Personally I would never sell on a huge dip, but that's a desicion I make on my investment with my money and my risk, No-one should tell me what to do with my cash.

Same goes to you, do what you feel is right, your money your investment and your own risk. Hope you find comfort In whatever you decide to do.

For a sec I didn't think my filter was working , unfortunately it won't delete the thread title and poster , will just filter the message they send.

Nope not the s.p , but my average.

Have slowly managed to average down quietly from 73.68 ish down to 69.77
It does mean my portfolio has a rather larger holding of cineworld then I would of liked but at these prices we now wait for some kind of a bounce.

S.p dreadful but personally I'm very happy with the progress being shown by the company since reopening.

To help calm the nerves to those of you effected by the share price

Cineworld, the second largest cinema exhibitor in the world with operations in 10 countries including the United States and the United Kingdom and 752 sites and 9,193 screens globally, today provides the following update on trading across the Group for the four months ended 31 October 2021. This follows a period of unprecedented disruption in our industry and the world at large.

Since reopening our estate in April 2021, performance and attendances have steadily grown and this has resulted in revenue growth as seen in the table below. Customer demand has been particularly strong in a number of the Group's markets, in some cases even above the levels experienced in 2019.

(1) Constant currency revenue

This recovery has been driven by an excellent slate of movies including "Black Widow", "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings", "Venom", "No Time to Die" and "Dune". There are still major blockbusters to be released in 2021 including "Ghostbusters: Afterlife", "Encanto", "Spider-Man: No Way Home", "The King's Man", "Sing 2" and "The Matrix Resurrections", which we anticipate will perform very well subject to there being no deterioration in the COVID-19 situation.

This revenue performance has been underpinned by discipline on costs where the company has been focused on streamlining operations wherever possible, although we have seen some inflationary cost increases.

As a result of this improvement in revenue and the cost measures implemented, the Group generated positive cash flow in October, an important milestone in the Company's recovery.

Mooky Greidinger, CEO commented: "We are thrilled to see audiences returning in significant numbers. Our partnerships with the studios are as strong as ever and with the incredible movie slate to come, there are real grounds for optimism in our industry. I would especially highlight the great performances we saw from our newly refurbished cinemas in the US. These new cinemas clearly support our strategy to enhance the cinema experience for all our customers. I am really proud of the extraordinary efforts that everybody in the business has made to manage this company during an unprecedented time. Whilst there are challenges ahead, I believe these efforts have positioned us for great success in the future and we are all looking forward to continuing to welcome our customers to the best place to watch a movie".

I think its a super idea, and if there is a possibility mooky can get it done he should grab it with both hands.

He has already said he would be happy to show netflix stuff and some of it is very very good , to fill the weeks that have little new content with fresh stuff only adds to the film slate. That in turn brings in cash.

Whats not to like

For me just highlights the fact that we are much better prepare then the rest of Europe, we are ahead in our programme with a high uptake and now offering boosters

Seems nearly all that are in icu are unvacinated , sure p.w and others were saying similar the other day

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Mountainous 25th March rns ........

Cineworld is pleased to announce it has secured binding commitments from a group of leading institutional investors for a new $213 million convertible bond due 2025 (the "Bond").

The net proceeds of the issue of the Bond will provide further liquidity for the Group in the event of continued disruption as a result of COVID-19. The Bond, together with the expected US CARES Act tax refund, will provide the Group with a liquidity runway to year-end in the event that cinemas remain closed