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Shamus and Indepth
Sitting in a tree
B-U-R-N-I-N-G

Haaaaaaaa!
Inept knows 7 OR 8 people.
He's not quite sure as it's easy to lose track when you're all in the same house doing shifts to deramp just one particular stock constantly.
I ask my question again to him/them:
Why only post on this board, why is it always negative and what is the desired outcome of your posts?

One BIG thing we have to remember here in the UK is that going to the movies is much more of a 'thing' in the U.S and is a massive part of their popular culture.
We might spend a Saturday at the football, stateside it's all about the movies.
We're going up.
Hold tight.

Water off a duck's back to this share for the long term investors.
Mooky ringfenced the company for three years.
But to dethread your negative slant, the West will have the vaccine for the most at risk inside a few months.
Boris has 90 million syringes at the ready for everyone else.
I'd like to say nice try but I won't. You're weak.
I'm holding on for years.

@indepth,
Has been said to death on here.
It's profitable on just 20% occupancy.
When things are back to normal, the debt will be erased swiftly.
In the meantime, Cine will just sit in tight.
Like the rest of us long term investors.
Sorry but we ain't giving them up.
My turn to ask questions:
Can you remind everyone of your position here and what you want to see happen?

Good post, @laidback.
Plus, there's what Mooky said earlier in JohnnyG's post:
He said the company will be “back in full force” by next summer, by when a coronavirus vaccine will have been found.
“But we are ready if this does not happen,” he added.
“We have no plans from our side, or from the family’s side, to take the company private,” said Greidinger, referring to his own family, which owns the biggest stake in Cineworld.
He said it’s well-placed to deal with a second wave of the virus and there are other possible sources of funding if the company were forced to close cinemas again.

Seriously, guys. This is one for the back burner. In a year or two, this will be £2-3.
Cine's not going out of business. It's sat in waiting for the vaccine. And it can wait for however long that will be.

Gang, just seen the RNS.
This is good news. Basically placed a massive safety net around the company which will keep us all safe for at least three years.
By that time, the world will be back to normal and then some.
Chill out, pour a drink, come back in three years and light a cigar to your investment growth.

Basically - yes. But initially managed down to a low price to fulfill BIG orders.
Then it will settle back down but a few pence higher and a new base price is established.
Like it is now at 60p.
Expect TR1's later today / tomorrow.
Then a base of 63-65p by end of week.

https://youtu.be/wmADXemlgzU

... and why we attract blatant ******** derampers, have a quick read of this article which explains in layman terms what's going on and what's been going on with this share for some time.
Basically, hold onto your shares with an iron grip.

https://seekingalpha.com/instablog/2918951-g-hudson/1026551-how-the-big-players-manipulate-the-stock-market

Correct.
This is one of, if not THE most manipulated stocks on the market.
Long term no brainer.
But I must admit to enjoying the drama, drops and lifts on this rollercoaster.
As has been said many times on this board, this share isn't for the faint hearted.
Ride it out and enjoy it.

@max, I agree with totally with the sentiment there but when the idiots post crap they need calling out on it otherwise the board gets spammed by negative posts which unfortunately can spook the newbies.
Notice how many new posters there's been this last week - don't want those guys to give the trolls/paid derampers' bile a second thought.
Keep up the good fight.
However, the sp does all the talking as they fùck off as soon as the price goes up again.

Ladies & Gentlemen, I think a cold shower is in order.
Don't get get all needy girlfriend on his words.
It's a pretty safe bet the good news is just strong sales / footfall.
I said before, he'll want to use this as a rally to encourage other studios to bring forward their releases.
SP will increase but expect just another small step up by 1-2p.
The real big movement will be on 24th September when (imo) I expect Cine to reveal they've got the muscle to ride through to 2022 without breaking a sweat.
In the meantime, sit tight and enjoy the slow climb up the lift hill of this roller coaster of a share.

Think it will be more likely to be that Tenet has sold way better than expected which means consumer demand is high for cinema.
Meaning that's the big news for the industry. He'll use it as a rallying call for the studios to bring forward their releases.
IMO.

@themuir01, that is an incredible difference.
At some point that has to give and catapult the SP into the next hike up.
Ridiculous numbers.

Definitely going to be another large acquisition RNS soon.
Jangho been quiet of late.

Hopefully the good news will be that he's bringing back heated nacho cheese.
The pots just aint the same.
That would be MASSIVE news for us fat lads.

@Moola, at least the poor love is trying to the end.
Shame he isn't this dogged with his own investments.
Oh, that's right - he hasn't got any. Which makes his posts completely invalid.

Fear Of Missing Out

This is the joker who, remember, says he posts here because he's interested in investing in Cine.
But has absolutely not even a penny in the game at the moment.
So he spams the board with negativity.
Soooooo much time invested in talking down a stock he's not involved in, yet the only stock he claims to have put money into (AML) he's not got any posts on that board.
He's a blatant paid deramper / troll / sad sack who needs calling out any time he raises his head above the trenches so new posters are aware of his intentions.
Because investing in Cine isn't one of them.