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Cineworld or for that matter cinema needs such an insignificant percentage of the population to survive and actually be very profitable, combined with it being one of the lowest cost forms of entertainment available and previous roles of doing well during high unemployment, recessions that any incoming unemployment fears hold little or no worries for the share price to myself and many others here..
This factual information (not future crystal ball stuff) has been posted several times, and while "yawn" is maybe not the best counter to your post I can see why some would do so rather than YET AGAIN explain why it should be little concern to any long holders.
No matter how tough things get people don't ditch their £10/day days or £100/month sky subs.
60pence per day for unlimited cinema won't be ditched.

I am pretty sure government have little to no desire for further national lockdowns anyway.
It's just not financially viable if nothing else.

Big news I feel will be high attendance levels for these early stages, showing the demand for cinema is going nowhere.

Not when a random on a BB says you should. Understand your own trading/investment style, and follow it without distraction.

Rising like a rocket ;-)

Thanks for this

"So pick a price, be happy with your return and exit."
Good post, however this last point may not stand for the investor.
Some purchase to hold forever when they view a stock as a good dividend yield stock.
The actual share price in such an instance is partially an irrelevance.

I maybe didn't spend long enough to fully understand the recent Norge RNS', seems their holding not changed. They just keep altering the mix of share type!?
Polaris, after a long spell at previous holding adding another 1% is certainly encouraging :-)

Have a great evening too Purchaseatthetop :-)
Agree the baseline is steadily moving up.
Today looked like a good battle won, further showing the growing strength and mentum of this stock now.

Exactly my thoughts MOOla :-)

It's a full years bank interest equivalent, so we should all be pretty happy.

Cheers for this genius input J(oek)enny, or Joke Jenny :-)

It's ok Germany isn't market for Cineworld anyway, so all good :-)

#Purchaseatthetop well done on the 57.7, I had to pay a lofty 58.16.
Against most good principles of diversifying O have sold a range of others (some in profit at time, some in loss) to continually add here as I feel it has the best case for largest recovery in various timeframes of them all.
Always nice to see bit of a jump up almost instantly after purchase to cover the spread difference and dealing fees etc.
Unless I fall over a rainbows pot of gold this is my last top up (for a while at least).
GLA (well all that are long) :-)

Having repeatedly said "this is my last top up" , averaging down on a number of occasions I have just sold some other recovery stocks at loss to average up slightly on Cine.
Like said already more holdings on a stock we believe will grow means more potential profits.
Time will tell if our choices were smart or not.
Now this really really is my last top up, ha ha.

There is no law stopping a share price at any level

So good to be back, and it seems others feel exactly the same.
Day by Day, week by week, film by film we will see full return to the joy of the big screen.
People all seemed pretty relaxed with the current normal.
Tenet was/is a good movie to get the cinema ball rolling again.

Currently in for 10am screening of Tenet at my local and it's got far more than a Wednesday morning regular movie would have.
In fact more than most times for all but the Marvel stuff really.
Appetite is here :-)

Sure, quickly followed by 20p then 5p.
Yada yada

Certainly more likely than halving in that timeframe.