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It pains me to say but there is no hope. Granted this past weekend it was full but I went to the dome in Greenwich on the first weekend of Indiana Jones and there was just 20/30 people there. The debit is so high we would need the cinema filled all the time and that is just not happening.

Once Cineworld goes into Chapter 11 then all shareholders get nothing as there will be nothing left. Sorry but fact. I've had a similar thing with Debenhams and Thomas Cook.

10:20

That is correct - always the same.

Good article. What I like is the statement of disclosure at the end:

“Disclosure: we hold no position in 88 Energy Ltd either long or short and we have not been compensated for this article.”

So not a paid article.

This relates to Jerseys one only cinema!!

14:13

I think more likely

Risk 98%

Reward 2%

10:15

And now back to minus 30%. Just being played with by MM's, who are still making money before the delisting.

Just be careful, need to know exactly what you are doing in order to make money in Cineworld.

28 Jun 2023 20:11

I don't think Scot will comment as hasn't been here since 30 May and hasn't made any real comments since 16 May when he said he was 'in' at 17p.

I bet he's on other boards trying to drum up investors to help recoup his losses.

Hi Dean,

I agree, Cineworld as a cinema has a future, I was talking about the debit side. Thomas Cook and Debenhams both wiped out their shareholders and I believe Cineworld will too. I would be delighted if I'm wrong.

Hi Dean,

Don't get me wrong, I love going to Cineworld at the O2 in Greenwich, had shares in the past, but I've been through this with Thomas Cook and Debenhams. Once a company has massive debit issues I now keep clear as there are too many problems involved. Cineworld will go into administration and shareholders will get nothing. Banks, lenders and stakeholders will be looked after (and the BOD/owners). They don't care about the shareholders.

18 Jun 2023 17:35

Even if he did it wouldn’t bother him. Money first everything else last.

Blah blah blah. You are just a paid de-ramper on multiple sites.

Husky, you’re an idiot. You are just post on multiple sites just to stir thing up. I know your game.

14:19

During the summer months the price is always low - nothing new.

The plan of action was on their last presentation and I don't see anything has changed from that plan.

Good to get this one out of the way. I just hope the BOD make it clear this is a separate drill in addition to the flow test at Hickory-1.

12:43

The reason why PANR have gone from 140p to 17p is mainly due to them having money issues and problems during the last drill. They should have sold out when they had the chance a couple of years ago.

12;22

But I think this is the first time we have got to the flow test stage. I might be wrong but normally there has been problems when we do the logging, but not this time. And with the additional results from PANR it is looking good this time.

Hi Brom,

I have also noticed an incredibly high spread here. Not sure of the significance, if any.

14:06

I wonder if the JV could be with PANR.

What is it about?

Sailplane,
Agreed. And it’s right that we should be helping each-other. Good luck to the both of us.