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Oh and don't forget 3 months from now the cash the business is then generating means no further requirements for additional debt.
The liquidity of one years worth is no longer needed to be talked about as the company is generating its own liquidity daily.
Debts will start to firstly be stopped from rising further and then start being reduced.
This will quickly start to reduce at significant pace (like the US and UK vaccine rollouts).
No dividends for a couple years and this highly cash generative business starts to smash those debts down in quick fashion.

We can nearly all be guilty of it from time to time.
Being frustrated at weekly, daily or by the minute share price movements.
However, as most here are (meant to be) long(we) term holders we should try focus on the bigger/longer picture.
It's almost like Bond at the cinema v youtube movies on your 14inch apple monitor (those here longer will get this one).

So roll on 2 - 3 months is all I suggest:
UK - top 9 cohorts (99% of the covid fatalities) fully vaccinated.
All adults with at least one vaccination.
Cinema open a month or two and people growing in numbers returning to watch the big movies where they were designed for.

USA - going by the now proven record of Biden and all involved it is reasonable to expect them to be in as good or better a vaccination position as UK.
They will have had a further months cinema in many states compared to UK and they LOVE "going to the movies'

Entering second half of year with c. 90% of the business going from strength to strength.
Restrictions on attendance being eased as we progress.
Studios having seen earlier releases gain better and better numbers will become more confident to stick to release dates, commit to the cinematic release and some may even bring forward release as they want/need the maximum possible revenues as early as possible. In some cases it is also tied into further connected projects and their release schedule.
The last set of results ever to show a loss or at least no profits.
The business will be cash generative from half two this current year onwards.
The opportunities for MM to substantially influence the share price down to these sorts of levels are on a short string now.
Sit back with your large popcorn and juice and get set for the main feature :-)
Happy holding true holders :-)

He is an attention seeking wh0re (Ashley).
Low on my list of people I would respect the opinions ms off.
Retail will have "further restrictions", we already know this i.e. opening up requiring social distancing, added cleaning/hygiene costs.
He tends to run pile them in stack them high stores.
Stripping any businesses he takes over of any distinguishing features they had and turns them into high turnover jumble sales.
Already given him more airspace than deserves.

Meanwhile over the pond they vaccinated c. 5.2 million yesterday alone!!!!
C. 188m done now!!!

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/one-dose-janssen-covid-vaccine-23892538

That's it, they can see through it. They want to sell papers and or manipulate the markets.
Look at the headline of this article for example.
They make it sound like business will run out of money the day after Monday meeting if not approved.
Might I also suggest it's a formality similar to the LTIP vote.

Highly unlikely, but few things are completely impossible.
Would require a heavily leveraged deal as he (his firm) doesn't have the cash to outright bid for Cineworld.

More Dobin than Robin just now I think.

Guessing baby Moola may well be rightly dominating daddy Moola time.
Z
I don't know.
Price targets may well have come into play for a number of earlier investors and may do so in a few months again on our next leg up.
The banter is often good here so I hope/intend to at least drop in from time to time for the foreseeable.

The price of a tin of family circle?

LTH,
Yes I know having scanned down it before posting.
What is clear from the countless times they have covered this one FTSE share is they are adverse to all risk.
They have jumbled essential the same words and info countless times to come to the same bottom line conclusions.
They occasionally (like in this instance) at least admit there is an opportunity to see SP rise.
Even if their end summary is they are gutless wonders that only want 4 - 10% regular dividend stocks with little to no risk to sp movements.

On the same day they put this to press.

https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2021/04/10/will-the-cineworld-share-price-keep-climbing/

Well it is hard to get the height just now as you are without your wings you naughty boy Robin.

Is that bowling with a chocolate starfish type activity sammy??

You donating the pony tail to one of those little child charities??

£1:50 Monday I will guarantee!!!!
That may be the third Monday in September, but it is happening ;-)

sammy with another stagnant day on this SP I hear tell wingless has had to face the indignity of downgrading to Lidl for his reduced price swissy roll.

Holyfail
Is going to call it a day on his holding (I would have thought that implied about to sell and accept the loss).
At the same time they are going to hold on as rather lose the lot.
That's some mambojambo native trick right there.

Yeah, definitely no shortage of Billy Bullsh*tters make cameo appearances around these parts.
We even have the odd longer-term ones.
Still await stoneys sell price in 6 months ;-)

How about the square ones?