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I would guess that the big share holders are not willing to sell them at the prices the buyers want.
And at that volume of people wanting to buy in means that there are a hell of a lot of people wanting to board this train.
Don't sell and hold on tight.

Myoh.
Cinema is recession proof and is why this is a great recovery stock.
People who have been in this a while know that.
Use better bait for the newbies.

As has been pointed out on here many times, MS have been up and down on this share more times than a tart's knickers.
I wouldn't read anything at all into what they're doing.

It won't spike again.
Not three days in a row.
Until the waiver news lands, this is still very much in the hands of the market makers.
And with the waiver news now very likely to be positive, expect them to drop it for the next few days to allow the city boys to load up ready for the next even bigger rise.
Happy to be proven wrong and see a steady and sensible hold around 50-55.

He's got no skin in this game whatsoever. Long or short.
He's just a disgruntled ex-Cine employee who even managed to miss out on the cut price pick n mix.
Trolling is all he has left.

Hi Myoh.
Makes you wonder why it wasn't wound up immediately eh?
Money making machine before.
Will be again.
Ah, that's why.
Have a great weekend.

Myoh, You mean you HOPE for smaller screens, smaller budgets etc.
Ain't happening in a million years, kid.
Things will open up by spring by hook or by crook.
Everyone in the west has been ridiculously tolerant of the measures and enforced distancing.
(I refuse to call it social distancing because there's nothing social about it.)
But if any government in the west denies summer holidays, beer gardens, restaurants and indeed cinema for a second year, it'll kick off big time.
And they know it.
The world will be open come April.

'Old In-depth is still here look.
Still trying to be relevant with his tired old routine like a 70's comedian in a room full of millennials.
And just the same, no-one's taking any notice.
Except me.
Obvs.
I'll buy him a pint of bitter as he rocks away in the corner, dribbling about Fitch ratings to himself.

If Cine default, the lenders will be basically taking ownership of the name and the equipment. Nothing else.
Cine lease all their sites. They'll be lost. Back to the landlords who'll be chasing pennies instead of pounds.
Nothing for the lenders to repackage and sell on.
It'll be so fragmented it'll be impossible to sell as a whole.
It happens in my business a lot these days where the franchise is broke - happy to be shown evidence/small print where Cine loans are conditional of the banks taking on the lease liabilities in the event of a default in this instance.
Because otherwise, if they could've got the entire estate by Cine defaulting, they would've took that option last time and not granted the waiver.
That's why they've not took that option already.
That's why Jangho are lurking, to offer a bargain basement price for the company and take on the debt - should negotiations break down.
The lenders have two options:
- See Cine through to next year.
- Push Mooky hard enough to accept an offer from Jangho (a new and unknown relationship).
Winding the company up and losing billions is simply not an option.
Unless I've missed something.
Happy to sensibly discuss this.

Just sent mine off as well.
Great teamwork all!

Also think it's gone quiet because this is now definitely a seriously long term proposition and a fair few people have probably forgot about this investment or put it on the back burner.
Can't speak for everyone but I've already made back what I invested in here so it's a free hit in a sense and I don't feel the need to check in very often.
After the initial crash, it was exciting with spikes and dips providing some very fast gains.
Now it's just about a slow crawl back to recovery.
All the adrenaline in this share has dissipated.
There's days where I even forget about this investment altogether.
I know some are in for big big numbers but it's all relative to their lifestyle I should think so are probably in the same boat, made their cash back elsewhere and put this mentally on ice.

@NOFEAR.
You just made me proper, spit my drink out LOL.
I love your posts. Don't stop.
Ever. :)

Evening all.
A bland week for our share but the one thing that did surprise me is that Jangho are still in.
I really thought they'd sold out after the other week's spike.
England lockdown should in theory not affect us but this is a London listed stock so expect a hit on Monday (or opportunity depending on your point of view).
The stand out for me from Boris' address today was regarding the rapid testing.
That will REALLY help Covid affected stocks and can see it being linked to an app soon enough.
I'm combo with the vaccines (many of which will apply for the green light in November), that should put us in a great place by spring time to open at full capacity providing customers scan their Covid app on arrival / online on the day.
We also have the U.S election.
It doesn't matter who wins, markets just like stability so it'll be good to get that over and done with.
All that considered, expect Cine lenders to decide to get us through 2021 and recoup their debts with interest over the long term.
But expect that announcement some point in November and certainly after election results, subsequent fallout from said results and vaccine news has been digested by the board, lenders and negotiators.
TL:DR; Cine ain't going bust. Hold on for the long term. Big month coming up. Enjoy the ride... And your drinks tonight!
Love and kisses, Crumpets. Xx

#Saihaj.
Post of the week.
Absolutely brilliant stuff. Take a bow.

Big news that AZN are allowed to continue in the States.
They're all raring to go now.
Expect a few of the them to get the green light in the next 4-6 weeks:

https://www.wsj.com/articles/covid-19-vaccine-trial-from-astrazeneca-oxford-can-resume-in-u-s-11603476923

I read Indepth's last post in a high pitched voice.
Because Stevek has his balls in his pocket.

Thoughts for the weekend.
Wine poured. Music on.
So, next week. Expect some TR1's Mon or Tues to reflect the results of Thursday's blatant manipulation.
I wouldn't be at all surprised to see Jangho in one of those.
BUT if they're still in by Weds and haven't dumped a load of shares then that really does make me feel that they want a shot at buying the farm.
Aside from that, I would echo what has been said pretty much ad infinitum on here. The probability of waivers being granted and debt extensions negotiated seems the most likely outcome.
It's in nobody's interest to wind up a proven money making machine and lose out on billions.
RI would be a drop in the ocean and Mooky would not want to give his up whatsoever to start with.
However, the lenders are in the driving seat. They can and will bust his balls but they can't push Mooky totally over the cliff without shooting themselves in the foot either.
If things do go south though, I can see Jangho swooping in with a very cheeky offer - if they're still in.
Expect the MM's to bounce our poor dead cat up and down again which will see the day traders have fun with it for most of the week unless there's any real news but I won't expect that until after the U.S election. ;)
On here, the derampers will sit in on the board for 18 hrs solid per day like the pale cave dwelling trolls they are.
The rest of us will go and earn money at real work.
That is my forecast for the week.
#prayforthecineworldcat
#flagwithacatonitorsomething
#catlivesmatter
#CLM

Have a great weekend all true investors.
Love & Kisses, Crumpets. xx :)

Think he's nursing a snapped banjo string today after churning out so much w*nk all week.

@abrooking,
Damn right. It must be in a right mess by now being kicked up and down the street all week.
#prayforthecineworldcat
#someflagwithacatsfaceonitorsomething

I'd urge people to keep their powder dry as well.
I'm invested in here but the last time we saw such a spike, Jangho dumped out shortly after.
I'd like to think that this is a reaction to fix news regarding the future of the company.
The cynic inside me thinks it's been manipulated to let the big boys take a nice slice of pie.
I'd prefer to see a steady increase on actual good news.