I take it you have not been very active on here and not following what's been going on. If you are really invested in CPI, I suggest you go and read all the post from two months ago. You will find all answers to your misleads. I don't need to answer to a ramper. I simply would presume a person who is invested will not be posting smth this speculative here.
And where do you get the information about announcing the sale of ESS with 15x earning?
The news about selling ESS is out long time ago and those never mentioned or hinted about it being sold. So are you just another ramper with no credibility?
Sick of people like you sepculating and hoping to manipulate everyone these forums. If you can't back up your words, don't post anything misleading.
Will this TFL contract be included in H1 results? if not, this thing might go south after Tuesday results.
It's been awful for all stocks. But some wisdom from Clanger would be nice as well to brighten up the day.
HL charge transaction fees don’t they? And holding fees annual charges as well?
Are they still paying dividend despite current problems?
Ok, you said averaged it down to 227. Still, things don't line up.
At first you said you sold 80,000 share of IAG and you will re-enter at Sub +1. Now you're saying you actually hold 8000 shares at 227? 227 for IAG was a while back. So at what price you sold your 80,000 shares at? and how much did you bought it with? When did you rebought at actual 8000 share?
Messy, you're making no sense. Why don't you go get your story straight first. All you have to do is to line it up between your many alias.
Not sure with Lloyds, but I'm using trading 212. Not transection fees/ maintenance or annual fees at all. Withdrawal is free as well. The bank you withdrawing won't charge you as well although not sure if this depends on the bank you are using. But for me not charged before. Some says the selling price on trading212 platform is lower on a very very very negligible margin. I'm happy as they don't bug me with transection fees or maintenance fees or whatever. It's free. With ISA allowance, you keep what you earn. I started trading during the start of pandemic and couldn't turn to any place to open an account, which was a blessing tbf.
Netflix = Stream
Cineworld = Monsoon River
So, go do the math.
Please, there are like one Netflix account shared between like 15 people. With that cheap trick, the likes of Cineworld will always be the fav ground for movie productions to make their primary profits. Netflix is for a steady of incoming which will be minimal with long term payback. I got Netflix as well, paid for 2 screen and shared between my family of 5, Lol.
Hence, a big fat NO to your comment.
I'm sure its legit. This could be just a rumour but what people are saying is China couldn't sell the vaccine they developed in early days because if they do, it will be like admitting that they purposely let the discovery of Covid hidden to let it spread. So they gave it to Russia. There were even news about how Russia was hacking UK facilities to steal information on Covid, which is also a cover up for actually getting it from China. Cunning people. And for that, I trust the vaccine works. Whole world racing for Vaccine and Russia came out on top all of a sudden. Come on, it's a no brainer.
Ok, this is very entertaining. hehehe
Is he still renting about gold being a good investment now? lol, gold is a good investment, if you are investing for a decade. The price now will always beat 10 years ago. Poor messy is probably looking at the gold price chart in whole and thinking "hmmm, this is a good investment I see" and when the notification came up saying gold at all time high (+1%up), he becomes a self proclaimed SP prophet, hahahahaha
I find it funny when people (HotRhino) who has 4 post in total with 100% posting on IAG come supporting a person (whatamess) who has no credibility with any prediction on the SP, also already admitted that he hates IAG on a personal level and called IAG "this dog share" like a venting kid who didn't get his lolly pop after a flu jab. What a delusional guy.
But I say this and I mean it. In times like Covid, if this de-ramping job has kept food on your table and provided your family with necessities, I'm happy for you guys.
oh, there he goes, "This message has been filtered, please adjust your filters to view". Good good, still alive.
Hey, where is our beloved deramper today? :D
Awefully quiet today.
What will happen on that day? shoot
I got in last week. I find that there are quite a lot of derampers here.
The way i see it, the cinemas are shut and they are not spending on rent or in some venues, nothing more than rent as the operation is ceased. So, no revenue or profit, but apart from that, they are also spending nothing for operations unlike other companies or business sectors. So, if they can hold off for now and once cinemas reopen, there will be cash flow. I notice when the new movie is out, the seats will be full for the first two weeks then they will become quite empty. So, with Covid cautions, the cinema will only be able to occupy ar about 30-40% or may be more. But every movie up in the cinema will stay there for about a month or in some cases is more due to demand. So, the amount of audiance they get will be spread out during the full showing period of the movie instead of cramping within the first two weeks. So, they will still get the same or similar amount of profit and revenue once the cinemas are reopen.
I for one always go to cinema after two weeks of avoiding spoilers because they are always free in the morning time or after two weeks of release. This literally applies to every cinema. So, they will have similar revenue and profit to continue operation.
Debt and interest? Yes, just like any other business, they will have it and they are not alone in facing this problem. Since they are not alone, there will be schemes that will soften the blow. So I don't see why people are so negative about this share. I am invested in some other sectors which are a bit more risky. for example, I'm invested in IAG, but I feel like there are so much more negativity towards such a simple industry like this compared to an air-liner.
Correct me if I'm wrong, is this business sector (Cineworld) this complicated? I'm not so sure. hmmm,.....
I thought someone mentioned about this Friday, 7th on yahoo finance?