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@IanHarding
It does nothing for AMC or Cineworld. Money for this area is for INDEPENDENT cinema/theatres.

It is fully believed all current leading vaccines would successfully treat "new strain".

*bad*

"exit of £1 suggest your average is higher than the current price. I estimate 80p average and you want a 20% profit."
Oh dear no wonder poor boy makes such had investment decisions.
Simple arithmetic is beyond SG.

PinkEye
Excellent post regards people of actual wealth and financial acumen.

Average posts per DAY cumulative to 30 days ago was c. 13.7/day
Last 30 days this has been c.19.3/day. When share price has largely sat around 60p and company looking better positioned with additional financing and covid vaccines.

Now is it any coincidence or is Intoodeep worried people will make money and he got it wrong!?

You decide fellow posters :-)
Facts are facts ;-)

ShortestChild
May I suggest you sit in the corner with no distractions from your old Apple Mac screen and read over how ludicrous many of your posts are.
Unless your primary and only purpose posting here is to give everyone entertainment that is.

Cheers MOOla,
Certainly one thing in life I do not suffer fools gladly.
I also have no time for liars/people trying to get one over others.
They both need called out in life.

Harry " no it's much better than that it is a certainty" (face palm)

IDW
What sort of share price would you expect at the point creditors pay 41.49p to benefit from them!?
My point is I can't exactly see them doing that at 20p.
The "dilution" will be an absolute irrelevance to us here that are holding. The share price will be higher, likely significantly higher.
That is EXACTLY the point and beauty of the deal for all concerned.
As I already said and will NOT repeat again.
Shareholders win
Company win
Lenders win.

Happy Days for all bar sad sacks :-)

SG I don't believe the analysts predicted SP end of day.
A wrong forecast is wrong. The scale and frequency of your awful premonitions is astounding.
Please don't look to make a career out of them.

One last very simple lesson for you IDW.
Whenever the share price goes up it does NOT cost the company that increase £££.
I maybe wrongly thought you would know that.

Above regards your saying it's a cost to Cineworld the options agreed with participating lenders whenever sp increases.

IDW so glad you AGAIN brought up the warrants.
What Cineworld "gave" the lenders was a 10% discount on shares at time of agreement.
That's the "great cost" you clearly refer to.
You can't have something both ways.
You suggest the company will not survive/the share price is over inflated and due to nosedive in future.
IF that is the case then the lenders will have no desire to pay 41.49p per share.
IF you are wrong and the company survives and thrives and as lenders, the company and shareholders would expect then the share price will be significantly higher at time lenders take up their options.
Shareholders will not be worse off than now.
Company will not be worse off than now.
Lenders will not be worse off than now.
Everyone is a winner, except people such as yourself.
I suggest you use this example of how awfully flawed some of your points are to reflect on any future posts.
Your only "success" in such posting activity is to make yourself appear an absolute fool.
That is a shame.

Alicja Kornasiewicz, Chair of Cineworld Group plc, commented:

"In light of the severe financial challenges facing the Group arising from the significant disruption to the entire industry, the Board is CONFIDENT this additional liquidity will PRESERVE AND MAXIMISE shareholder value over the long term.

Mooky Greidinger, CEO of Cineworld, commented:

"The measures we are announcing today deliver over $750m of extra liquidity to support our business. Over the long term, the OPERATIONAL IMPROVEMENTS we have put in place since the start of the pandemic will FURTHER ENHANCE Cineworld's PROFITABILITY AND RESILIENCE. The Group continues to monitor developments in the relevant markets in which we operate and our entire team is focused on managing our cost base. We look forward to resuming our operations and welcoming movie fans around the world back to the big screen for an exciting and full slate of films in 2021."

Stop talking p*sh man. It has long since become embarrassing.
"at great expense" what nonsense.
When you read a full report and discuss it in the whole then people (myself included) may have a sensible discussion with you.
Until that time (none of us expect will ever happen) do yourself a favour and show some respect for yourself and value yourself and your time more than repeating half stories and other nonsense like the Iranian nuclear attack on a share and company you have made all too clear you do not rate and would not wish to invest in.
Nobody here is trying to persuade you to part with your millions.
Do NOT invest, simple!
Move along and actively engage in shares you value and wish to invest in.

Debt covenant waivers were agreed at a time when the business was closed and no definite date for opening.
What fool thinks future (2022 June) debt covenant waivers wouldn't be agreed if required from a business then opening and generating income with covid mostly only a bad memory at that point.
Dumb dumb dumb dumb dumb

Zero new information there so zero requirement to engage. :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)
Happy happy happy happy here with my investment choices.

IDW, When did Cineworld run out of liquidity?
News to me as I understood things they took action prior to that possibly happening and secured their additional funding.
I value my time more than you value yours so will NOT answer repeat questions from you covered several times before.

"When do you expect Cine will next run out of liquidity ?
It will definitely be December 2021 if the cinemas remain Closed. It will be before then if they reopen and do not achieve pre covid levels almost immediately."

Won't survive the imminent Iranian lead nuclear holocaust so needn't worry yourself Outyourdepth.

Thankfully it looks like even today volumes were relatively very small at c. 2% of shares.
As we stand Cineworld is still viewed as vulnerable/easy target so whenever the market has a negative move we are likely to see an exaggerated move to test shareholders that are not yet solid in their view of company and its future.
We simply need to be prepared to ride out noise like this until early/mid next year when it is clear that covid vaccination has gone well and the business is open and operational again.
Zero actual reason for most shares dipping today, but doing so allows the hedge funds , mm and other big players a nice fat wedge at expense of novice or uneducated investors.
Brexit nonsense hasn't changed in months
Covid is a virus, viruses constantly alter and this generally gives zero need to worry about effectiveness of vaccines.
Company still has its finding, is still closed minimising cash burn and still working hard with landlords to reduce further costs.
Have a pleasant evening all and try not tremble at every little movement.