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I think it depends. If there is good news on the pandemic in the US or bad news it could move north or south pretty sharply still. Always been pretty volatile this one.

"Space Jam" is one of the first films they plan to show, and only a combined 320 showings across the whole country. Hardly a cause for concern.

Yeh I saw the interview - he is a numpty. Total joke, but at least it's a start!

Trump's first step towards advocating masks too slightly yesterday. Can only be a good thing.

I think you will change your mind after this weekend when you see the uptake inside at pubs and social clubs. I could be wrong, but time will tell. The majority of the young are not afraid imo.

Getting a fair amount of attention today:

www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/coronavirus-antibody-test-immunity-levels-study-sweden-a9595491.html%3famp

haha so true

When Fox News start to turn on him you know there is a problem!

Damn sorry I missed it. He comes across a very level headed character when I have heard him before.
Thanks for letting us know about it.

can't diagree with that.

I think the answer is anything is possible and you are definitely right to thinking about those questions.
If all goes to plan this SP is a steal right now, but if it does not then it could go lower.

I wish I knew :-D

Not to mention hopefully the pandemic being under better control in the states. Any super positive vaccine developments are going to have an instant seismic effect on SP's too, with some trials entering a third stage now.

This share is a strange one alright!

Morning JaiBaba/Robert, Yes who knows. If USA can get itself in order in the next 4 weeks there might be good news ahead. Be interesting to see how the SP reacts, maybe it won't do too much.

@indepthwins

I case it depends how long you see the pandemic causing major major impact. If the US can get into a position like Europe are at the moment (Europe starting to get a handle on things it seems) then I think long term holding is attractive. I personally believe in the product of cinema as a time-tested winner and the company and it's leaders so I have a long term hold. If re-openings keep getting put back things get less appealing for sure, but for now I am still comfortable holding long-term at these prices.

I have absolutely no idea where this share is heading tomorrow or this week :-D
I'm averaged at 80p so hoping not for a further plummet. The AMC behaviour of price today is perplexing.

See what happens, GLA

Hi mate, most of my free funds are tied up there in a long-term position. Had hoped it would not be super-long term, but the drop in mid 60's might mean that. Having said this share can move super quickly in either direction, so who know what it will look like two weeks from now. Good luck with your TUI investment if you get involved :-)

Yes hopefully it turns out well. We may not have timed it perfectly, but a long term-investment is at least less stressful.
Sustained opening is the first objective, if the big films are delayed a few weeks then so be it. Yep agree on the £1.50 now. £1.25, might be a more realistic goal by Christmas.

But having said that with the way things are at the moment anything is possible. Covid, vaccine news, possible interest from online streamers. Some big things good and bad can happen. GL too, enjoy your evening.

How many if you have been day trading Cine? I bought as long-term investment in Cine (82p avg), not my best move atm, but I'm in for the long haul so I am not worried just now. Investroid to be fair did make the right call, and I nearly got out at 80p the day Boris made his speech in parliament about de-regulations, thinking it might be a "false high".

I got it wrong but I wasn't aiming for short profit. I believe in the company and cinema so my long-term investment stands and for now I'm not worried.

Just wondered how many were day-trading this and how many like me are hoping for £1.50 in 6 months?

Thanks

Remember films being delayed does not equal cancelled.