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That’s got todays date, but it’s taking about last week

I can’t access it

What does that article actually say ?

It’s not even open Monday ya prick

What you going to do squid phone the fbi ? It happens all the time, that’s Wall Street for you, big boys game

Buy on the dips ?

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https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/video/moviegoers-returning-behavior-going-local-210721618.html?contentType=VIDEO

Poorinvester you keep saying it won’t go bankrupt, maybe it won’t, but it’s more or less guaranteed shareholders will be diluted, i can’t see any other alternative ?

What’s your opinion on the situation sammy ?

Can mooky sell now, only weeks from results day ??

I know bonkers, still no sign of Lapdown. I could spend all day filtering. I bet most can’t even name mooky

I thought you said that was your last post tonight ? The government won’t let them fail, what they gonna do then throw them some free popcorn, get a grip, the government couldn’t care less about a few cinemas. It’s either administraton or our shares get completely diluted

Make your own mind up, do not listen to some clown that thinks that the uk government will bail out cineworld, tbh we haven’t even got a PM at the moment.

It won’t definitely go into administration, but his shares will be totally diluted like mine, if I don’t sell. This clown was talking about 15-20 today, it dropped 20% what a shameful ramper

Poorinester show some bloody respect, why would the government save cineworld, they didn’t even save rover in the 80s, it’s a small company in uk, most screens are in the us. Our government doesn’t care about Hollywood ffs. Cineworld won’t disappear anyway. For what it’s worth I’ve been posting on this site for nearly 18 months, you come along with pathetic ramping about 15-20p today how did that play out, your just a big time Charlie.

Poorinvester do you honestly Believe our government Is bothered if cineworld goes under, get in the real world

https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottmendelson/2022/08/22/movie-theaters-are-being-starved-to-death/

Not according to the ex director?

But Peter Williams, a former non-executive director at Cineworld, told the BBC he thought cinema ticket prices were "too low".
"I've always felt that the ticket price or headline ticket price is almost too low really. I mean, it is still a very cheap night out," he said.
He added that while Cineworld is likely to face a major restructure, he believed that it would emerge as "a viable business".
"This is a big business and people still want to go out and go to the cinema."