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After finding out about VAL last week and sitting on the sidelines as I had just missed the entry point before the rise but in with just under 15k.

My second pharma holding that is going to make me serious money.

Pretty amusing when smithy has been non existent on this board as the SP rose for almost a month.

At the same time whatamess wrote on here he was ‘interested’ in EZY as the SP dropped, then never messaged in here again as the SP rose? Same sort of time frames as smithy?

Now both back talking ****e at the same time. Multiple accounts springs to mind. Not invested but spend majority of there posts talking about aviation.

Funny ole game this is. Wonder how long before they vanish again when the SP moves north.

‘Interested’ to see...

The UK market is so manipulated it’s unreal.

American markets back to ore covid levels, UK markets still down between 60-80%.

Media control, Tory power at its finest. Slowing the 1% to increase their wealth.

This should be sitting around 90p in real terms as majority of cinemas are open, they are taking the business in and making good money from box office figures.

This has all been done to kill off the weak, in businesses and people. The world revolves and it happens every 10-13 years.

“Recessions” ; man made to keep control.

Has the RI happened?

GlaxoSmithKline, Sanofi start early-stage trial for COVID-19 vaccine

The final trial is planned to start in December if data from the current one can support it

GlaxoSmithKline PLC - GlaxoSmithKline, Sanofi start early-stage trial for COVID-19 vaccine
GlaxoSmithKline PLC (LON:GSK) announced the start of Phase 1/2 clinical trial for the COVID-19 vaccine developed with Sanofi.

The trial, which aims at evaluating the safety, tolerability and immune response, will be conducted on 440 healthy adults across 11 investigational sites in the US.

READ: The runners in the COVID-19 vaccine race
Results are expected in December, with the pair looking to start the final phase of trials in the same month.

If data is enough to apply for approval, it will be requested in the first half of 2021.

The candidate uses the same recombinant protein-based technology as one of Sanofi's seasonal influenza vaccines with GSK's established pandemic adjuvant technology.

Meanwhile, they are both scaling up manufacturing to reach 1bn doses next year.

Pre-clinical data collected by Sanofi showed acceptable tolerability, with results to be published later this year.

EXCLUSIVE: The box office weekend projections for Warner Bros.’ Tenet just got higher. We can report that Regal Cinemas will have their cinemas reopened in time for this weekend’s release of the Christopher Nolan movie in New Jersey, Maryland and some cities in California.

As of tomorrow, Wednesday at 5PM, Regal will be reopening their theatres in San Diego along with two locations around El Dorado county and one in Sonora, CAa along with three in Anchorage, Alaska.

The Cineworld-owned chain will also open again in New Jersey as of Friday, and by 5PM on Friday, they’ll also be turning the lights back on in 11 locations in Maryland. The Oriole state recently announced the OK for movie theaters to reopen with a capacity limit at 50% , not to exceed 100 people per auditorium.

Glasgow is not in lockdown, they have stopped visits to other households because young people have been going to garden parties.

Glasgow still going about business as normal and will be.

You have my attention from CINE board.

Talk to me, fill me in on VAL. Looking at financials I’m only seeing exploration with no production. Money being thrown down the toilet with no clear indication on where the company is heading.

However, small outfits like this are the ones that can provide the best returns if they have a good Treatment/diagnosis technology in the making!

The floor is yours

Death on the Nike looks an excellent film! Watched the trailer recently and really looking forward to it.

Also hearing a lot of radio advertisement about new releases, every day!

Great strategy in bringing cine back on to the scene

Let’s move away from the derampers. Weather you’re trading or long term, the list goes on that shows the cinema is here to stay and is beneficial to all who are invested! Interesting to see the big news Mooky has been promising tomorrow, just as reports ramp up that Jangho are ready to step in and buy.

26th August – Tenet
4th September – Blithe Spirit
4th September – Dream Horse
16th September – Bill & Ted Face the Music
2nd October – Wonder Woman 1984
14th October – Death on the Nile
16th October – Candyman
28th October – Black Widow
12th November – No Time To Die
20th November – Soul
11th December – Free Guy
11th December – Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway
18th December – West Side Story
18th December – Dune
12th February 2021 – Eternals
26th February 2021 – The King's Man
5th March 2021 – Ghostbusters: Afterlife
12th March 2021 – Raya And The Last Dragon
12th March 2021 – The Many Saints Of Newark
19th March 2021 – Morbius
2nd April 2021 – Fast & Furious 9
23rd April 2021 – Last Night In Soho
23rd April 2021 – A Quiet Place: Part II
7th May 2021 – Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings
21st May 2021 – Godzilla vs. Kong
4th June 2021 – The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made Me Do It
18th June 2021 – In The Heights
25th June 2021 – Venom: Let There Be Carnage
2nd July 2021 – Minions: The Rise Of Gru
2nd July 2021 – Top Gun: Maverick
16th July 2021 – Uncharted
30th July 2021 – Jungle Cruise
1st October 2021 – The Batman
15th October 2021 – Halloween Kills
19th November 2021 – Mission: Impossible 7
17th December 2021 – Spider-Man: Far From Home sequel
11th February 2022 – Thor: Love and Thunder
25th March 2022 – Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness
1st April 2022 – The Matrix 4
8th May 2022 – Black Panther 2
27th May 2022 – John Wick: Chapter 4
2nd June 2022 – The Flash
8th July 2022 – Captain Marvel 2
29th July 2022 – Indiana Jones 5
7th October 2022 – Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse 2
4th November 2022 – Shazam 2
4th November 2022 – Mission: Impossible 8
16th December 2022 – Avatar 2
22nd December 2023 – Untitled Star Wars movie
20th December 2024 – Avatar 3
December 2025 – Untitled Star Wars movie
18th December 2026 – Avatar 4
December 2027 – Untitled Star Wars movie
22nd December 2028 – Avatar 5

Jenn was another shorted and deramper on IAG, wouldn’t take notice of it’s dirty little mouth.

Just like ShorterGuy, he’s been absent on the upswing, you notice the shorters coming back in to full swing the minute it turns red.

Buying from mid 30s to now it’s destined to have a sell off, that’s nearly double their investments.

That may possibly be a resistance point. Remember it’s been good news the past two days inclusive on the Covid front. But as you know it just takes the media, or one movement by the government to change everything.

Or in general rubbish market news that drags it down. You’re either in it long, or trading it.

Either way everyone has their own targets and aims
, it’s about execution.

The price will correct itself to 56p finish today. It’s weather it has the momentum to continue on tomorrow, or reset back to 54p.

It’s took a 9p rise in two days and with people hitting targets at probably 60p+ there will be a sell off due, therefore correcting the price.

At that time I’ll get back in.

I’ve been long on this then began trading it. Sold yesterday as the rise happened, was hopeful of a drop but it’s steady for now. Will hold until it drops.

For people trading this by selling part shares and holding long on others, just remember the 30 day rule for selling and revising within the 30 days, it actually accumulates your losses.

Sage I’ve actually got on with you well, you seem an alright guy and to be fair you’ve not had much bad to say about airlines as a whole. I do agree though with some others, no need to ramp up RYA on other BBs. If you believe in them they will succeed, no need to encourage other BBs of them or discourage the current stock.

I’m not invested in TUI but wish them well, I’m also not invested in RYA but wish all investors well as we are all involved for the same outcome! Airlines to get back in business and bring our profits in!

If I’m not invested in a share I don’t feel the need to comment on their chats, a bit like whatamess. Invested in gold only apparently, yet floods the chat, nothing but a waste of minutes.

Good investors don’t become that guy on that BB, they just get on with their own stocks, keeping themselves to themselves on their own BBs.

I know you’ve mentioned before you are only involved in RYA and not IAG and I wish you wel, just do the same for us! Much appreciated!

Analysts and media begin to show positivity towards markets.

“Europe mixed as Russia starts vaccine productionToday 06:35
European stocks traded mixed in the premarket on Monday, pointing towards a turbulent session with investors awaiting news regarding Russia's coronavirus vaccine which has begun production.

Over the weekend, Bank of England's chief economist Andy Haldane insisted the United Kingdom's economy is about to make a fast recovery from the crisis, while the European Union approved sanctions against Belarus over violating democratic values.”

Welcome Jai

Not read the messages much but see a lot of filters. Take it whatajoke has woken up since the quarentine issues? Nice to see he’s not completely dead. I also see the normal brown nose following his backside around in the comments.

Stick to your guns with this stock for all who are invested. Covid will not last forever and IAG have the best cash reserves out of all your usual indury players.

This will turn good.

Jaibaba, yes more countries added to quarentine. So the negative impact it has on the investment follows suit.

I’ve ridden the volatility since I bought in to airlines. However, I have a strategy and a target price and as much as all the doom and gloom derampers would not have you think but covid will become a thing of the past and things will pick up drastically. I studied the fundamentals, books and I’m happy with my decisions therefore I’ll stick with them until I hit what I want.

Jai,

Not in ccl, although keeping an eye on it. Unlike planes, cruises cant really social distance and function without close contact. A cruise is more of a holiday on board rather than a direct travel to a country where you get off and stay for 2 weeks then travel home again. You're lucky if your on a plane for 3/4 hours, where as crusises you could be on them for a day, which is difficult to maintain social distancing and enforce it.

It's something that I will try and trade on news though.

Just my view again though as their price is dirt cheap at present, not far from their lows at the beginning of covid and miles off their highs.