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yes long term for Cineworld in some shape or form. Not much of a long term for shareholders though.

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Some of the losers are finally out, had enough pain i expect. Most are probably still in watching their money drift away.

The really stupid are throwing in even more money. They will lose every penny.

Speaking of which, how long until these are sub 1p?

What a snake that Draper is.

That last cash raise was robbery of you lot to fund his lifestyle knowing this was heading for trouble on their "golden guaranteed" contract.

Yet you keep defending the idiot. Stockholm Syndrome anyone?

This one is going under. Tom Winnifrith was right. I didn't know how exactly, but when we were told guaranteed X million revenue last year I knew somehow that was *******s. Every single year Draper promised anything on the numbers he has failed. Is he doing it on purpose or is he just thick?

For bed and ISA effectively you sell up to £20k worth (the shades ISA limit) and transfer the sale proceeds to a self select ISA and repurchase. If you realise a capital loss you can offset that loss against future gains from other share sales that are outside the ISA tax shelter, in order to lower you tax bill. One thing with Alpha shares is the wide buy/sell spread. To mitigate this, I won't "actually" bed and ISA where both transactions are usually enacted on the same day. What I'll do is on 6th April or soon after I will add £20k to the ISA, buy the shares, then sell the other £20k that are not tax sheltered some time later. Can be a bit of a tiny gamble if it goes against you though, but so far when I've been patient I've always made a few % doing this with Alpha.

Excellent post SheerClass.

The Liberium estimate only about 20% growth in revenue from 2022. That's definitely too low I'm afraid. I'd hazard a guess at 30% growth.
This company is the best one I can see that's out there and I remain a long term holder.
I hope the share price does nothing until after 6th April so I get chance to bed and ISA another £20,000 worth.
This will double within 18 months I reckon and maybe double again with 2/3 years after that.

This company will multibag over the next decade

Alan Green is completely useless. Listen to his interviews. He has always spoken in desperate attempts to defend the share prices slides. It sounds like he is reading robotically verbatim from prepared statements, and all his interviews sound so cut and paste.

it's completely obvious Andy

Helx, no one would listen to you when you kept saying 2p - you were right and I knew you would be.

Sub 1p will be the next cash raise, and that will be the last cash raise before Draper advises shareholders to accept a 1.5 bid shortly after that.

100% right Cruis

He's a convicted crook and can't be trusted. Shareholders will get zero

....for the share price over the next 4 weeks.

10p by Christmas my ****

Draper is the biggest **** in CEO history. He manages to say they are meeting expectations - but haven't received the money LOL

He knew ages Azerion hadn't paying their invoices. I'd be surprised if they have received any payments at all.

Draper you little Fib-stack

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Helx was wrong - they are under 2p .......

The first trading day of the new year and Bids are already screwing up !

The only satisfaction for shareholders will be that Draper loses all his value in the company and will never be trusted again.

Cineworld shareholders will be shafted by the convicted criminal that is Mooky

What a total Fook up by Draper.

The guy is useless. I knew this would happen! I knew he'd screw up as somehow.
I had my answer when we heard there was a dispute with Azerion. I speculated the legal fees will sink the entire company. Watch this one play out now. The Sheriff of AIM chap will have a field day now.

Just a year ago things looked a lot brighter. Draper got greedy and tried to shaft Azerion. Guy has no idea and he needs replacing now or the share price, company even, are finished.

What an amateur Draper is. What kind of CEO has a good thing with the Azerion deal then throws it away like that?! No one else will sign a big exclusive deal with them now while litigation drags on and on because they can't be trusted and because the company is now very unstable.

Final figures will be awful. Major fundraise in the current climate plus what's going on with this company. Share price will be under a penny by the time of the raise.

Dear oh dear

Wolfie's box of popcorn will have more equity than the Cineworld shareholders end up with in 2023 !

No idea MoneySponge - could be a fraction of the price now or indeed 2p or even higher than 2p if they manage a great update before a buyout.

It's very risky - but then that is what you get with small companies - especially those on AIM (which is most of them).

For what it's worth I flippin hope you lot left in here get a big payday next year sometime. Good luck.