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I bought into Tesla on the dip a couple of months back. It will dip again obviously, but I think it's main trajectory is up.
Your call. But you are gambling against a crazy stock.

I live in Wales. The rule is/ or was. You need a vaccine passport OR a negative lateral flow test.

Money in cinema is all about franchises. It is an actual risk to bring something new out.
To say all that is coming out is "sequal after sequal" means that cinemas will be making a fortune.
We have Dune, which will now become a franchise. But nobody would commit to that until they knew how much money it would make. Kind of tells us how cinema revenue works.
Your negative is actually a positive.

Went last night. Spectacular film.
I went to my local 4dx, but wish I had booked the super screen now.
I'm not sure the 3d in this cinema was upto much. The image was very washed out and hard to see when it was in a darker scene. So I feel like I missed out. Sound was awesome though.
I will try again on weekend, hopefully it is still in the SS.

Any LTH making money on the this volitile stock? I'm thinking of trying a bit of day trading with it. Buying dips and selling peaks could be quite a nice earner here. Let the shorters make me some money for a change.

All this drop does is tempt me to buy more.
Under 60 and I'm averaging down again.

It is frustrating, but I'm of a mind that thinks Mooky has an ace up his sleeve.
He has already warned about a US listing. If things don't improve I think he will do it.
As it is I think they think he is bluffing.

Cinema is recession proof.
The reason being it offers escapism at a low cost.

I always enjoy his reviews. It fascinates me the way he explores all the details and metaphors.
But how does a critic actually enjoy a movie when they detach themselves from it so much?

4DX is great. I've been to see 3 films in it and Shang Chi was by far the best experience we've had. I literally though I was going to leave the chair a couple of times.
Basically 4DX is how Disney and Universal Studios make all their new rides, but charge £100 a day to ride.

How long is the case scheduled to last?

Diverting money to keep a debt under a certain amount for gain, sounds dodgy. But is it actually against the law?
I'm trying to keep a lid on my confirmation bias here.

To me it looks like Cineplex broke the covenant.
Interesting to watch is this.

It wouldn't make any sense because firebreaks don't work. Wales tried one last year and it didn't even make a dent.
It all depends on how the hospitals cope, to whether they start thinking of any lockdown.

I mean I have to consider buying the rights issue (if I get the opportunity as it's cheap) . I only have so much cash to throw at these.

I promised myself I'd buy more if it went to 50's.
Keeping an eye on Easyjet as well.

A lot of people, who are a better positioned to know, seem to think this will be settled OOC.
So with that in mind, why are cineplex shares not bouncing to stupid levels. From that I take it the settlement will be a lot less than the $2.1b that is mooted.

These big trailers usually gives this share a little boost.
I'm thinking 70p is not far off.

Seeing this with the family in 4dx tomorrow.
It's just a matter of time until this share moves on.
Cinema is about to have its bounce.

I went to see Free Guy in 4dx. I saw it on normal screen the week before and I would say it does add a lot to the action scenes.
I saw something a couple of years ago and it was pointless as there was hardly any good action.
Pick a movie with some good car chases.