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Ha hear that! I'm a rather be in than out kinda investor, the more patience and calculated would have made a killing! I'm just happy I held my nerve throughout and the gamble paid off, anyways Im thoroughly disappointed with today's (all stocks-portfolio) progress so far, bunking off work as was buzzing first thing watching the news and just wanted to see everything shoot up, I actually believe I've now dropped slightly from start value! Off to earn some actual money rather than this paper stuff! Gla
Sorry pinkeye, jealously comment wasn't really a dig as such directed at you, just he does get some stick just for changing with the times rather than sticking religiously because of the hope this will one day recover. If I had been smart my original 65p buy, £1 sell, 16p buy, 65 sell, 41p buy I would be 1000% up, all rough maths before anyone actually works it out!
Everything is too finely balanced for a no deal to be anything but a sharp drop imo, actually think the buggers will drag it out longer, even after 1 Jan but in essence a 'deal' will exist because both sides, UK and EU are not in the position to allow for more uncertainty, but saying that logic hasn't been used throughout the negotiations process so who knows, I'm gambling on deal, and will 100% panic sell a lot on no deal news as that will spark the true crash into Jan and Feb 2021 (completely my interpretation of how it will affect the UK stocks) even if not true the media have made a lot out of the no deal scenarios
Investiod how checkered is your past posts here, you really do get some stick sometimes dude! He clearly stated he took a punt during the start of cva/lenders talks, believe low 40's. As he researched and came to the same conclusion as myself, a profitable business rinced by corv19 would not be allowed to go to the wall with £8 billion debt (4 billion etc) with no assets to truely recover costs, it was always the logical answer for everyone to extend the debt etc into next year in hope to return to profit. I for one really respected investiods open/ non bias posts as they often echoed my feelings at the time but appreciate anger towards people making more out of a share than just buying and holding, think it's called jealousy?
As a lot eluded to, the resistance at your buy in price seems to be key, we get across that 67-70 barrier I would hope to see a spike towards 80-90p as the squeeze occurs, your call, think advice would be hold and buy dips rather than to average down by selling out at this level but unfortunately no one knows and everyone has different strategies, I was reducing half at 65p when 40-50p, since rise has been a lot more controlled I've extend to 80p, basically trying to catch a spike of 30% in a day if it happens, if we hit and hold 70p will probably extend trade plan to 90p. Greed is my biggest downfall as an investor, second is fomo, so not the best to give advice on this! Good luck on your decision!
Have to admit I was kinda expecting a jump accross the board, a lot of red on my watchlist! Patience is the key I guess, should be a good day, however it was a rather good day yesterday so maybe already priced in?!
Jm4tw, I hope that was meant to be funny! This is where idw loses me with his views as they boarder on the comical. Bbc thought stocks were going to soar today, futures really not moving much?! Do agree it seems a lot priced in but just thought this would set a match to the markets, still awesome news for 2021!
Not sure when cineworld is open yet, it's another piece of the jigsaw that will push price higher, expect some update soon on reopening, still got a potential brexit deal, (has little bearing on cineworld in reality) and now confirming vaccinations are coming next week, this could be a rather exciting week or so
Yep, bbc now reporting, gunna be a good day!
Did that mean I won? And before calamari says anything threat not treat!
Brexit yep should be a good day when signed, or a complete **** show as they 'delay' it once more, or worse still, for the markets at least, no deal, it will wipe 10-15% off my portfolio within a day or two I would imagine . I'm gambling it will happen, vaccinations roll outs and the usual dec/santa rally so all my skin is in the game atm, guarantee if hit certain targets I'm reducing 2/3 Jan as no, no one knows what 2021, especially first quarter, will bring
and yeah they is loads of uncertainty but majority of that is outside of cineworlds hands ie if half that sh*t happens, it would just be cineworlds sp under treat. I actually believe they are throwing so much funny money about that the collapse won't happen just yet
I brought my place well above true market value (what it actually was worth) because I saw potential in the future that I would easily get my money back in growth on the market due to area and redevelopment. Quite literally what happens with shares, sometimes the true value is not relevant. Telsa, is not worth the sp but people are gambling in the future it is, astrazeneaca is trading 100x its current earnings. Cineworld is close and is still 60p. I believe you do this out of boredom not kindness to all us share holders, good night
So we agreed your last two post confirms that you know this will go up as you have just stated why, thankyou for your admission!
Wouldn't consider it ramping, maybe adding imo would have made it less like a factual statement however if it is open and no market meltdown or world war 3, where would you place the sp in June 2021. You gotta admit it will be over £1, I would say let's have a bet but I am already putting my money were my mouth is, are you? Short the hell out of this bad boy is you believe so much, at the moment you stand to gain fa apart from entertaining yourself I guess. Ps why are you doing this, are you OK? I don't understand what you are trying to achieve on this bb?
Unpredictable but not worthless, so again beg you to ease up on the you are doomed talk, you are not saying anything new any more and it's concerning as you didn't come across as a complete idiot the first time I read your views and outlook, negative sure, but I prefer to know the dangers. I consider all investments as a gamble some safer than others, but its always risk vs reward. Cannot believe you can't see the reward still, anyways good luck dude, definitely swimming against the tide with this one atm!
Zzzzzzzzzz please can we just agree to disagree on this, the new financing deal was without doubt the best option available to everyone involved (obviously not you as you have no position apparently...) yes if revenue stream doesn't come on by April, its going to be a close run thing to making it out without more money injected but the company is actually secure till june 2022, barring a complete collapse in the world's market this share will be £1 plus by June 2021, you must realise this regardless of your obsession with the debt and the unknown of the future income, you are just being silly now and simply deliberately winding people up. Ps wtf are you getting out of this? Are you OK? I've been incredibly bored during lockdown, lucky I'm in tier 1 tomorrow so I won't have to entertain myself by reading your drivel quite so much, gla, the squeeze will happen and with well timed updates and favourable market conditions we will enjoy quite a nice dec imo
Think it's a mute point if we're not open tbh, been quite surprised that we haven't seen the spikes of old, people seem to be fair more cautious of this share and probably waiting to see the doors open before allowing this to jump up to the next level imo
Ha, cheers calamari! Afraid to say being dyslexic, I'm fairly impressed my posts don't get more stick for the obvious mistakes that must litter the content, gotta admit both words look simular at a glance, I even reread before sending! Anyways no cure or vaccination for that but does seem to be one for the reason why cineworld are in this situation so fingers crossed for the next year!
F*ck me you're a depressive f*cker aren't you?! I'm a glass half empty kinda guy but even I'm amazed with your constant, consistent and very negative outlook, on this share only?! You maybe right, the world could be sitting on the edge of the abyss, the house of cards about to fall down and as mass conflict between the polar views that are seen around the world come to light. At that point, whether or not cinemas survive or not will be irrelevant world war 3, cival wars and mass starvation probably would be slightly more concerning for us average Joe's! Or maybe the clogs will keep turning, the extra money filters through, people's life continue as they have done before and the pretence carries on for 10 years again. I know my opinions on the bigger world issue on this, throw in climate change as well and the whole system of 7 billion people trying to inhabit this finite planet and its resources, I can't see a good outcome for this century but none of this has any bearing in the here and now with the markets. The things that will affect price this week brexit deal, vacation roll out and an opening time schedule. Most due next two weeks, that's why investors think your crazy to not accept the share price will go up regardless of what the long (2023 onwards) term prospects are looking like. Obviously aimed at indepth btw