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I hear that SIG have been consistent with their supplies through the lockdown....I think the industry is suffering because of shut downs and hard to get hold of products. Plaster for example. Back order for 2-6 weeks depending on product. Getting better. I'm in the industry myself and retrofit interiors is difficult because of access issues but you'll get a big spioke in sales as more people are on U.C. and will be available for funded work through grants. You'll see a sharp increase in work moving into autumn / winter and then an increase on sales of the required products.

"YOU SHALL NOT PAAAAAASSSSSSS!!.....................90p"

So what is it....Burned Out Covid or New Beijing Severe Covid?

I need to know because ransacking my local Tesco for tinned goods could get embarrassing if i get it wrong.

Half now- half later / regret later?

I agree about film quantity... in normal years August October and December are usually good months for films (summer hols, Halloween/half term/ Xmas)

I think we'll see an infill between the usual highs...

Also, U.C. applicants have gone up to 2.8M (fact check required - ONS) - Cinemas have potential to increase bums on seats during what would be off-peak hours as people will still be around during the day.

Just my opinion.

Just connect via Dublin. Problem Solved.

I'm ignoring the survey results.

Most surveys are not a true reflection of what will happen, just what people think they should say at that point in time.

3 out of 5 people think surveys are useless.

No one round here cares anymore - though they all stand in line 2m apart as no one wants to be that person.

I saw people in a beer garden the other day. They did not look like they were social distancing or from the same household.

It was a sausage fest.

Silt Gilts?

Can you buy shares in crack?

If you could it would be a winner.

Bit dramatic I admit...

crash?

Cinewars - "Cineplex said that it would file a lawsuit to recover damages from the London listed operator, which in turn said it reserved its own right to seek damages from the Canadian company."

Yep....reported on FT.

"Under the terms of the deal, the sale would not proceed if Cineplex breached a level of $725m debt. When it last reported figures in February, Cineplex had net debt of $625m."

Maybe they've read a Motley Fool Article about buying the dips and making a million...

...2 shares at a time.

2 shares!?!

Tenet is listed on the UK site as having a release date of 17th July.

I agree with Investroid... Though It doesn't matter what I think, it's just my opinion. The US is the source of the movies and has a greater amount of sites run by CINE. If a majority gets spooked over in the US then it'll hit hard over the weekend and into next week. I don't want it to drop again, but I don't think the outlook is good for early next week. Incubation for the Virus is what, 5 days?

...have we seen the spike from the protests / rallies yet?

I don't think so.

Just my opinion, but i think that due to scares of 2nd waves and the big drops last 2 days that we're going lower again. I think it'll take a few days of good news or no news to see some decent movement. I agree that there'll probably be more people pulling a profit than holding...Just my opinion.

I've already topped up at 80p