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Given the stores were closed as it states for 10+ weeks then debt repayment I feel is excellent:

Net debt (excluding lease liabilities) reduced to £96.5m from £107.7m as at 31 January 2021, continued focus on maintaining conservative yet efficient capital structure

Imagine if we were living ina normal world. Many shops out there are struggling to break even. It also shows they have their priorities right.

I agree this should put the 50s behind us.
I was looking through previous company reports again pre covid and honestly these guys were just printing money and paying out millions in dividends alone.

Let's get back to 100p +

I was expecting more movement tbh.
I cant see much downside where the SP is now. Hoping to get back to closing that 100p price tag in the near term.

Biggest thing holding everyone back is the 70m requirement. Clarification on that and it should help us

Only you can make that decision.
For me I brought for long term recovery and so far after a bumpy road we seem to start to see some green shoots.

I am looking forward to when we start seeing all the engine service revenue come rolling back in.

So to keep this balanced please also highlight the massive sells that popped up also and that these sells outweighed the buy so is probably the reason for the drop.

Be careful of those who only flag up the buys. Keep it balanced

Hey unityTwo.

Thanks, I'm pleased someone is seeing I'm not deramping but only trying to get the right balance and expectations. Debate is always healthy.

Who knows they may pull it off and I will be very happy for you all.

Netflix are so large and under pressure to keep growing, they will pay what they need to pay.

What we are about to possibly witness is the next step to support cinemas for the future. It is setting up goliath to see what extra revenues they can potential generate going to movies first. This is going to be exciting to watch. If it works I wouldnt be suprised to see cinemas taken over by Netflix, Disney, Amazon.

I'm watching, popcorn ready.

Basically they are doing a try before you buy :)

I've had a few sherbets but it made sense in my head.
Netflix are under pressure to look for new revenue streams as the market for VoD is saturated and growth is stalled.

It looks like they are going to try and make some dough out of cinemas for their more premier movies. This makes sense.

Therefore all I am saying is if it works Netflix could buy cine without blinking due to their size in comparison. They would make a ton of extra cash as did CINE prior to covid and build on their movie business knowing they are maximising profits in all areas.

I'm expecting something with easyjet before next summer so that they are buying a business at less of a premium when I fully expect the recover to be i full swing.

No smoke without fire. If not whizz air again.... who next?

If its successful dont expect to see CINE around for much longer. NETFLIX have a market cap of 260billion USD. They would eat us with their lunch money. They can see we are a cash cow when things are normal and would make even bigger profits if putting there premier movies to cinema first.

For me that's great news. It really winds me up when we have all these outflows of money going to other countries for a job being funded with tax payers money, especially when we have the resources ourselves to get the job done.

It's bad enough watching all our most profitable businesses being gobbled up at the min as their languishing SP doesnt reflect the businesses. If we are not careful we will just be left with an empty shell of a country.

Why Craig is 'joyous' over final 007 film

https://news.sky.com/video/share-12417184

I would prefer it came Wednesday tbh. Take a nice rise mo day and Tuesday from the b52 contract and then bang there goes the next bit of good news.

Either way. Next week is gonna be a stellar

Could be a great week next week..... I expect lots of work force out carrying out service on planes ready for Nov....

What a great time to be in Rr.

Just get back to heathrow. Three flights I took. Spoke to all cabin crew. First just to newcaslte, three seats spare. Second to Netherlands 6 seats spare and most were holiday makers getting a connecting flight. Lastly back to heathrow,not one spare seat and many were business.... all airports seemed to have good footfall.

Make if it what you will

http://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-govt-hoping-to-axe-pcr-tests-for-vaccinated-holidaymakers-by-october-half-term-minister-says-12414842

I have just started flying for business. Three flights booked this week. Just got to T5 and very suprised how busy it is. Not pre covid levels but lots of bodies moving about. If it wasnt for these masks it would just be a normal pre covid day.

All the best all

BB - you going to jump in now and be all Mr positive ?

I think for BB its because he was hoping to switch his ezj to iag and has been caught out. You have to feel sorry for him in a way