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What's your fascination in a closed in debt business that you are not invested long, short or day trading then in that case IDW?
You claim to be invested very successfully in a number of other shares and there are a number of further shares with good returns potential.
Yet you just can not leave here and only post here.
Can you not see that is at best rather unusual!?

I think they have much less debt is probably part of your answer.

Why do you ask that ShortestChild?
Was it not yourself preaching to us a how AMC was showing us the way when their share price was falling????

What about 2022 2023 2024 and beyond?
An open business trading will surely (if required) get debt covenant waivers in 2022 compared to same business while closed and no certain restart getting them waiverd
So why continue to repeat zero value information?

That is one of your weakest yet IDW.
There are almost always others trade in same sector of whatever business you are in.
Studios are NOT unique either in that they are one of several suppliers to a business.
The directors and actors are in as strong or stronger position than any individual studio and their position is clear.
For that studios are pretty clear too and they know the money is in cinematic release so let's not go over that for the millionth time.
You seem to alternate between dull repetition of historic financials for ONE extraordinary year and ludicrous posts such as gaming effect on cinema or nuclear attacks.

Inoveryourheadloses
How are the finances of these competitors?
Let's say for example the one and only larger business in this sector?
"@toby84
Cine have 778 cinema's (mainly leased), they are the 2nd largest chain in the world. But there is plenty of competition."

InOverheadLoses
You seem to have skipped replying to my earlier response to one of your earlier posts.

"I wonder why so many professional institutional investors are currently shorting Cineworld shares"
Are there any professional institutional investors taking an opposing view and long on Cineworld? ;-)

And how exactly are Jangho going to go about "dumping the cr*p" out of this prey tell ShortestChild?
They have at least 167m shares currently, anyone can check how many shares are usually traded in this stock.
Clue: like many of your theories it doesn't work.

Louie
Jangho increasing holding - Yes
Morgan Stanley - No

Think that's your first ever good post SG.
Nice one

"I wonder why so many professional institutional investors are currently shorting Cineworld shares"
Are there any professional institutional investors taking an opposing view and long on Cineworld? ;-)

Was 2018 not a record year IDW?
Don't see relevance of your repeated post on finances regards easyJet staff helping with vaccine roll out and administration.
Regards your shorts point do you care to detail a these recent new shorts and also detail the price point each short is held at.
Thanks in advance for a transparent full detail of facts on this :-)

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.

For reference re my low so base line.

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/quote/CINE.L/history/

Westwood we just need onionpathetic to sell shares again looking for a lower entry and the price will move on up again ;-)
#banter ;-)
The share price can appear to be stagnant and at times I understand your frustration.
However it is gradually trending upwards this last c6 weeks.
By that I mean we are not seeing the previous lows on dips. We may not have moved up (much) in that time, but we have moved from dips sub 60p to now having 64/65p as a baseline.
Strong support would appear to be there I imagine largely from Jangho as we have all witnessed their recent buys.
None of this is an attempt to influence your or anyone else on investment decisions, just what I have personally observed when considering moving part of my holding.

Yes Rockonuk
Watch report (think 3 days ago) with parliamentary committee and people from various expertise areas in the field regards vaccines and the virus.
Good work happening in Scotland apparently also.
It was mentioned by one that currently an injection is what we have but would be looking to make progress for future with a patch or nasal spray which could be posted to us all to self administer.
The virus will continue to mutate as viruses do
However altering vaccines is pretty easy as many experts have confirmed and further advances will continue to be developed also e.g. pill, nasal spray, patch all things possible and being researched I am sure.

"AhMrBond

Posted in: CINE

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Price: 66.22

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RE: streaming Vs Big Screen04 Dec 2020 08:57
I'm going to the cinema this weekend.... to see Total Recall !! I'd rather watch that than sit in and watch a 43" TV..... As soon as Bond is out I'll be heading to CINE to see it when open.... anyone who thinks they're happy to watch that on a TV or smaller is more of a fool than I thought."

Ha ha yip 2022 should start being real tasty for those that have the balls to hold that long Sammy.

Oh yes the Jangho hoover is stronger than one of those Dyson cyclone jobs and more welcome :-)

Oh and no need for thanks Mrstu, don't be under any illusions if in time you turn out to be less than genuine I will be quick to get on your case ;-)
Hopefully we needn't worry about that :-)

Let's plant more daisies , tulips, lillies etc and enjoy their bloom in spring with Cineworld own bloom starting :-)
Fair play for stepping forward when you have reflected Sammy :-)