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Sally26
I think that's the key thing to highlight.
At our current point it is still fairly finely balanced and a few different paths and outcomes can yet occur.
Good for most on this board to remain realistic and balanced in their views.
There is not unreasonable hope now, but it's not (yet) a given everything is quickly going to be 100% as if covid had never happened in short/medium term.

With the US being c.75% of our business then what happens there is clearly key.
With that in mind and how infections and deaths are there right now we are probably in my mind a good 6 weeks two months from seeing significant change to business prospects.
As good as it is to see last week or so moves in UK roll out there is still lot work to go and an April/May start to cinema opening is what I am imagining.
These timelines make it tight on the Cinewort "base case" of May they stated.
It's then somewhat chicken and egg re: required numbers of attendance to assure studios to stick to latest scheduled release dates and movies coming to cinema regular from Spring to draw the customers in.
While I don't see it becoming a desperate issue to Cinewort there is a reasonable chance they will look to add a bit more funding to keep business on stronger footing.
Current level of debts may lead them to prefer a rights issue rather than add to debt burden so current holders (myself included) would possibly do well to ensure we have funds aside to take advantage of share offering.
Bid for company I think currently still a slight outside shot, but one I wouldn't rule out or be upset to see.

You invested in Lloyds, fair bit activity on that board Iliketomisrepresentthefullpicture yet not 1 not a single post by yourself there.
Just as an example ;-)
Someone that invested say 10 years ago in Lloyds how would their return on investment look just now? ;-)

Actually splitting my sides laughing now :-)
Sad someone feels such desire to misslead and misrepresent the truth of matters.
Sad sad sad.

BOOM!!! There is the post I was waiting for to show who really has the lack of knowledge in financials and averages.
Others will realise this, but to put you out your misery. If part of something is at 11% and the overall total is at c.4.5% then some MUST be below 4.5% That is averages!!!
Made my year already, thanks duhduhdumbo!!!
"@Funinvestor
Duh, because approximately 4.5% does not mean below 4.5%, it could be above 4.5%.
Also, because Cineworld's debt rating is non investment grade JUNK status. Any new debt Cine secures is expensive, hence the 11% $250 Million secured loan in June 2020."

Iliketomisrepresentthefullpicture
You non stop talk of 11% and regards the latest debt used that and recent position to be HIGHLY SUGGESTIVE latest debt would be at similar or higher levels.
It now transpires that at very least part of this latest debt is 7%!!
People are mostly not as stupid as you attempt to treat them and as zstarz says you post only selected elements of statements in a feeble attempt to paint a picture of Cineworld and its business that is NOT true/correct.

Why don't you equally mention Cineworld has debt at interest rates below 4.5% then Iliketomisrepresentthefullpicture??

Extending the period they planned to offer discount on their so far struggling HBO max
https://www.theverge.com/good-deals/2021/1/15/22233281/warnermedia-hbo-max-subscription-six-month-offer-sale-deal

They have also reportedly brought FORWARD Kong v Godzilla release from May to March which considering most cinemas are likely to still be closed or numbers very limited seems they are writing off fair bit of box office money to get cash in as quick as they can (even if greatly reduced( and further push their flailing streaming premium service.

Unfortunately for you it was not June debt they invested in and not at 11%
Yet again you fail Ialwayslose

Westwood
Some good news on that we seem to have lost ShortestChild.
Guessing admin finally caught up on him and some of his inappropriate postings.

Yes thanks to Mrs Utopian and every single other person that has and continues to help during this awful period in all our lives.

Robin
That brings back good memories of one of several previous motors it also was a no key type of car for a long time. Not as good as my £100 20 odd year old Toyota carolla (officially bronze, reality was sh*tty brown). A4 Polly pocket used as number plate for a while.
You open to offers, got to haggle a bit ;-)

Agree an overall encouraging update without any of us getting flippant of the work still ahead of us.
Particularly happy to see that progress on over 80's.
Partly based on this and other updates we have maybe 2 or 3 weeks before more generally people start becoming a little more optimistic of a future I feel. (Let's see )
Few more days until Biden is at the helm and we badly need him to hit the ground running and come through on his 100 in 100.
Here is hoping.
Cheers for summary latpulldown.

How much at that point for your current 3 wheeler Robin?
I might be in the market ;-)

Am I correct in observing we seem to have lost the belowaveragesizeGuy?
Assume he got increasingly aggressive again after he got the imsurers court judgement news completely wrong.
What a day this has turned out to be, happy days.
Have an amazing weekend holders :-)

1211 trades mostly recorded as automatic buys all gone through at 64:98 now I not NOFEAR

"Open a £30k short at 30p while unemployed and flying to Hong Kong.
That short shows a profit of 4.5k when closes at 25.2p that day.
Then claim two weeks later that when the share price closed at 24.76p you are now 16k in profit.
Continue to call 3,2 and 0p as target and still holding at least the following week.
2 month 1 week later announce you closed short MONTHS ago for profit.
The life and times of Devious(Walter Mitty bare faced liar) Dave."

Remember folks this is the truth of the few clowns we have on here.
Fortunately they always trip themselves up some quicker than others

Have an awesome day NOFEAR :-)

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