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Is that real?
..for me anyway.
VIX up almost 2% since.
Interesting to see how markets will react. USD gaining.
I've been long on Cine since 2017 - when they acquired Regal cinemas.
Since then sp has fluctuated tremendously - and only because of that I have made thousands.
Fundamentally the stock is a fail. But if you get in at the right time, i.e 30p you would make more there, than here.
I'm not defending anyone here, but, I don't think he was comparing cine to plus or ig.
Be careful with cine. The bod have many issues one of which is a court case against Cineplex - Canadian cinema.
AA, CINE, NEX
Doesn't seem much good governance for a company of this size. Not really sure I'm liking the CEO tbh. More problems could surface in near future. Don't know how I feel about the company anymore.
Tbh. Always takes at least three working days for me. I thought it was normal....I guess not.
TRIG
Now that 30p is here, how long till 0p?
You guys are in lala land. Place your bets on when Tenet will skip cinema and go straight to VOD too.
what do you guys think of avast?
Why is Trainline back at £4? Has train usage capacity increased back to pre-covid levels?.. It's true to say the market is perverted.
Tom, touche you got me there. 250 is where the excitement is. I don't disagree. And I'm happy to buy IG at these levels. But look at Microsoft, FB - SnP index, Tesla arguably soon to be. UK could use with some of that innovation. Instead we have Aston Martin - stuck in the stone age - where sp is way overpriced if you ask me. Does that make sense?
Owls, OCDO is built for the future. Agreed. But an online supermarket retailer that isn't making a profit. Why? And the sp is through the roof.
I don't mean to rant. But then again...
What?
How can you compare a cinema to a bank.
Do you not recall what happened in 2008/9? That global financial crash? Banks were bailed out.
Bank of England or the Government won't bail out Cine! - Certainly not indefinitely like they do to Banks.
Apologies but I'm missing the point.
Might be a hammer yesterday - however you need today's price action to close higher to confirm bullish reversal. And clearly it's not. Sorry, but this will fall lower imo - and rightly so. Video streaming, Covid, crappy bod, terrible balance sheet, debt, reduced revenue, will force this lower. Let's not forget court case.
Point is, fundamental analysis far outweighs technical here. GL.
Cheapshares, the problem is with UK productivity! All of you place your bets on just ten FTSE 100 companies that are actually future proof/innovative/exciting/hot/blah blah - and compare that with US stocks or even Chinese. The FTSE is a dinosaur. Boring. Bland. Slow! The UK is a dinosaur! Populous majority don't want to get things done. Not bothered or can't be arsed or "no why don't you do it". No cooperation. No "oomph". Why people migrate here is beyond me.
On dying stocks: funnily, I've made thousands in Cine, and not because of its success. As you say it is indeed perverted.
I understand volatility is expecting to be more "normalised" but even so this should be closer to £9 than 7.
I still think volatility is there with companies posting H1 losses/missed earnings, reemerging covid concerns and political tensions.