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As per my post earlier in the week, im sticking with a rise to 46p next week. After which i see a gradual rise into the 50s with 60s being the next barrier which i beleive will be broke in march. Then its up up.

Clear concise rns, nice to see positive cashflow and a good portfolio of films.

Appeal will drag on, yet its not really important to me in the grand scheme of things.

Slight correction on my previous post. 46p ish next week, would be surprised to see that go this week. If it does. That's very bullish and a market indicator.

Momentum continues then thats when i see 58. March will be interesting leading up to financials. I see a pause/wait leading up to it. If Momentum continues then market is stating its opinion ahead of results.

The next 8 weeks will be interesting. Just my opinion. draw your own conclusions

I agree. SP has strong support. Momentum swing. Should be positive tomorrow. Expect further upside to 46p by end of week which i see as the next resistance point before a rapid rise to 58ish

Your apology is not really necessary as i don't understand the term 'fellow holder'.

I shorted amigo once, then went long on it. Even did a video telling people i was shorting it.

That was a blood bath.

Ive just seen your latest msg and i agree with you that the debt was through aquisition and not because of business failure. Its actually something not many people picked up.

Oh... you x billion in debt? Yes we bought a shed load of cinemas.

Oh... you owe cineplex x billion. Yeah we were going to on order to become the biggest cinema company in the world. Yet covid got in the way. We pulled the plug. A canadian law said we should pay a billion for that.

Stock dropped 40%. Logical.

Apology accepted. Im humble with experience.

If you look back through my posts, not far. Then you will realise im invested.

My experience has also enabled me not to fight back at anyone who calls me an idiot. The only person who needs to answer that question is me.

I have failed on multiple investments. Im not afraid to deny that.

I know exactly why i lost money on the stock market. Its actually the making of me and exactly why you should listen and learn from me.

I am also happy to embrace your pessimistic view of me, its fine. Ive seen it all before tbh. I can be judged, but forgive me if i choose not to judge you.

Im still here because ive learnt huge lessons, im here because ive witnessed the mechanics of boards like this. Which is exactly a great template for novice investors. A tactical match between various entities with different motives.

Judge me.... probably better to embrace me tbh and ask where i went wrong, learn from it so you dont make the same mistakes.

Or simply attack me. Thats fine. I can ride that all day long

Just checked in here since 4 days ago. Not interested in any comments yet the first one 1 saw was from bonkers. I dont know him. But he said only invest in whst you are prepared to lose.

Its the only message ive read, yet i have experienced this on a massive scale.

Hit me hard seeing that message. Ive learned the hard way. The stock market certainly took me apart over the last 2 years.

I keep trying to learn from what went wrong. Im certainly more wiser now than i was 2/3 years ago.

And luckily i survived without being taken to the cleaners.

But one lesson that above all i struggle to understand... why is cine rising now?? **** knows.

But im ****ing happy to ride it.

I always thought logic is a good enabler to the stock market, yet in reality, logic means **** all.

Gamble and be prepared to lose it. Yep. After all these years... thats ultimately the biggest lesson of all.

But I probably do know why cine is rising.

Investors biggest faults are to over analyse. When sometimes just basics make the money.

Who cares.

Enjoy your weekend. Thats my 3 inputs done.

Sit, wait, be patient.

No

About a month ago, on this board i said that if a rise occured, i expected shorters to increase their positions. Its a tactic im well aware of and fully expected.

It creates doubt. Makes you nervous, which is exactly what they want. Not only am i happy to see shorters increase their positions, it fills me with confidence.

Its they that are panicking. Not me. Average PI perception is that if a shorter increases their position then they know something that you dont, which is totally rubbish.

I hope they continue to increase position short term, and then... you watch.... they will drop.

Old trick, not the slightest bit concerned by an old dog on the stock market

My initial target us around £1.20 i will de-risk at that point. If we do get positive news in the coming months and also some indication as to the debt, then this is easily achievable.

Confidence may be brewing already. If its is then the sp will continue rising

Ummmm? Interesting. Read my previous posts.

Im long. Im simply cutting this down to the ultimate decision you need to determine, in your own way.

The subject header implies long lth vs shorters. kinda works.... sort of. anyway

with all the soap operas and story books set aside, shorters here simply beleive the company will need to do a debt restructure, which they hope will be a debt for equity deal im assuming. Thats where the 5p, 1.5p comes into it.

TBH, its an option - we cannot avoid that, and looking for possible indicators for this to happen for the average PI is impossible to identify early. We could look for TR-1s perhaps? Yet i would 'assume' that major investors would be part of the negogiating table and would come off far better than us.

we can talk about bums on seats, new releases, streaming versus cinema all day long, yet the biggest question of all is... will they need a debt restructure, and if so, when, and what will this look like, bearing in mind the worst case scenario that our shorter friends are banking on, whether the SP is at 40p, 90p, 120p.

That's basically the call guys, everything else is just talk. Will there be a Tsunami or not, and is there anything those going LONG can do in order to see it coming (if it comes).

There will only be one winner as our shorter friend @truant has pointed out. He's no wiser than anyone else here. Its a gamble yet if you can see how they wont debt/equity swap and give justification as to why, then your wiser than me.

cautiously optimistic holder.

first 1 minute.

https://www.lse.co.uk/media/whats-hot-jan-4-2022.html

More than happy to keep it civil. I always respect someone that states their position in a stock. At a basic level... being invested is a plus.

I won't be shorting cine though.

@truant. Almost correct. I originally shorted amgo. Then went long then exited.

Vast was my biggest loser by far. before exiting from 12p average to 8p. It was a pretty disgusting loss for me.

Eee was a small position.

I dont hold any aim stocks currently.

Is this the bit where you tell me im crap because i don't succeed in every investment i make?

Or is this the bit where you are trying to make me look a novice who doesn't know anything because in a way... you actually dont like im on this board and you"re shorting?

I dont mind telling about my failures. I never brag about the ones ive done ok in.

Speaking before the latest figures were published, Mr Argar insisted he saw nothing in current data to suggest further Covid measures were required.

"We need cool, calm heads," he told Times Radio, adding that introducing new curbs "must be the absolute last resort"

sleepless nights coming for some i fear. a few on here are 'short' of a cool calm head. rightly so.

eventually the steady uprise will begin.

He does make me smile though.. bought in at the Start of the pandemic, after they bought regal, had no idea when we would open again, or even if they coukd open again?!

Now we're close to the end of the pandemic. Things are opening up and it seems the biggest obstacle is the court case ruling??!

Thats amusing. But not as amusing as talking about a share your not invested in. Thats like talking about giving birth when your a man...

It just doesn't look good. Doesn't sit right
Looks.... weired

@giantsquid
If you like to spend your holidays debating a share you're not invested in, then one has wonder and ponder about your state of mind and wellbeing.

Just my opinion. Yet rather disturbing

The bizarre thing is. The debts been known about for ages. Yet whop a court case victory on top and the so drops 45%?!

No logic in the stock market. Just over and under reaction. Unless you're in a boring stiock.

Cine is definitely not boring that's for sure!

Holy mother of moses?? Just checked in after chilling over the holidays and see one almighty attack by the shorters?!

That's always a good sign.

Nerves? Anxiety? Desperation for a drop? Its like... push them a bit further and hopefully the doubt will set in whilst their all sitting on their sofas twiddling fingers before the Tuesday alarm bells ring at 8am.

Keep typing chaps! Some good stuff coming from you.