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Ha ha ha

Can you 💩

Got that after reading again. Cheers

#tootired

@sundenza.

Yes I read it wrong. Should have made my coffee before reading it LOL

Just woken up so will read properly but “Operating profit before exceptional items of €9 million, up €750 million versus quarter 1, 2022”
Is that a typo?

Institutions offloading. As expected after RI.

This has been on the cards too long and was always going to be the eventual outcome.

People still buying though.

Oh well, there’s only so many warnings people can have

Sorry, how have they turned a quick profit?

They had to buy the right and then the share. even at the lowest rights price they wont have made anything

Which C ?

Two ii’s reducing their position.

Not a good sign

Your average would be adjusted accordingly so if they were at €2.50 each for 40000 then they’d be €25.00 each for 4000.

Your 40000 shares became 4000 shares.

If you didn’t take any up in the RI then you’ve still got your 4000.

https://www.tuigroup.com/en-en/media/press-releases/2023/2023-02-23-tui-ag-completes-agreed-reverse-stock-split

On the legal challenge?

Thanks Damo

Thanks lejjb.

Appreciated

Thanks carvegyber.

Appreciated.

to swing some profits from elsewhere into FRES. Will be my first investment here. Prepared to do my research but thought I would also ask here for any genuine / sensibe opinons on where it is at the moment. Obviously the SP is down, wondering if theres any "skeletons in the cupboard" that you already know about that I need to consider. Thanks

to swing some profits from elsewhere into Ocado. Had a look a while back and starting to loom into it again. Prepared to do my research but thought I would also ask here for any genuine / sensibe opinons on where it is at the moment.

It’s the same message in disguise !!!!

@StanleyPro

You mention that they didn’t refer to a “no recovery” today.

This is clearly stated in their post meeting presentation…….

Under the United States Bankruptcy Code, recovery in Chapter 11 Cases is governed by the “absolute priority rule” which requires that a debtor’s creditors must be made whole before equity holders can receive a recovery

In light of the level of existing debt that is proposed to be released under the Plan, the proposed restructuring does not provide for any recovery for holders of Cineworld's existing equity interests

Creditors who are projected to receive either: (a) a full recovery; or (b) no recovery on account of their claims (e. g. the
shareholders of Cineworld Group plc) are not entitled to vote on the Chapter 11 Plan, as such creditors will respectively be deemed to accept or reject the Plan

Seems you are mistaken.