Why can bankruptcy raise the share price?11 Sep 2022 13:47
There have been comments about Revlon etc on this bb. Cineworld I know has bankruptcy protection now and hasn't filed for bankruptcy as such. I understand the share price falling from an already low 20p was because of a risk of bankruptcy, low profits due to covid etc etc.
So with bankruptcy protection there is a 3months I think protection cover. So why is it thought the sp could rise dramatically? Is the 20p sp more realistic because the risk of bankruptcy has been removed? Are we all just playing a penny share now over the next few months. Weekly ups n downs trying to buy at 3p sell at 6p double your money and then hope it starts again the following week.
I'm playing it I agree but equally I understand I don't know what I'm doing. But I'm in at roughly the lowest point it's been in a few years. I wouldn't be comfortable buying into this over the next while if the sp sees even 10p. Even what appears a stable sp in a couple of months could be near the end of bankruptcy protection. Will the sp therefore not stay around the 4p 5p 6p range unless there is significant official news to prove it is highly likely to come out of the bankruptcy protection situation and no longer be at risk of bankruptcy?