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Great thing about shares and life is TIME.
On any share both in correct timeframe for them can make return on their 'horse" so short or long good luck to all. Be happy with the one you are on and don't be too stubborn as to miss swapping horses during the race if it becomes clearer to be right to switch.

Shorter I, like all have had wrong decisions in life and Investments. Some more than others and often timing was/is the error.
If Cineworld goes bust before I get a return on investment then I will have been wrong.
Now we have both been able to set scene let's review when there is material change.
Daily, hourly, often even by the minute wild claims add nothing for anyone and only reduces a person's credibility.

18:19 link is the article I saw.

Different article you linked to. Just shows how many plays they make on one stock to ensure they "get it right"

Shorter behave yourself. We can all pick a small period in time and say " it went down" or "it went up".
What would/will be required for you to admit in future your definitely happening claims are/were wrong?
For example, if we dont reach 30p and below in the coming weeks/months, Cineworld and rest of world gets back to business and share price climbs to and stabilises at £1+, £2+ for a period of months/years will you admit to getting it wrong or will you still claim to know it all re shares ?

Today, the same and latest day you said this was going down along with EVERY share on stock market Shorter :-)

Like many of these outfits the realise extremes of headlines drive online traffic and earnings potential.
Article from them today (author tainted by views as invested two years ago at £2+) fair bit of negative and caution in piece, then to cover ass if wrong ends with this.

"On the other hand, though, right now the Cineworld share price trades on a rock-bottom P/E ratio of just 3 times. If it can overcome its current problems then it will be in the box seat to ride the booming global box office and possibly deliver exceptional shareholder returns. At current prices it could well be worth a speculative buy."

Leaves them covering both basis and can point future potential customers to whichever play works for them.

Why would a shareholder be concerned of "remote" possibility of main shareholders making bid for company?

Cookie I don't disagree with that.
They like you and me see the risk reward worth investment.
They/we are hopefully correct. It's not guaranteed however.
I do believe the balance of probability favours us.

While I welcome large investors into this share or any other share I own at any point I would caution too much being read into their every move.
No large investment group get every decision right, it is also far from the case every imvesent they make is with a view to takeover.
There are other larger holders or holders of similar size in cine so it's a long shot at this stage that the Chinese recent investment is going to bid any time soon.
They will see the potential risk for what is small change to them against the potential upside and they have taken view it's an investment worth risking.
You don't have to get a potential 4 - 6 times investment return right every time.
1 in 3 would do.
So, yes it's good to see new large investors at or around current price but that's it.

Balance of probability I would say still fair degree of uncertainty in this shares movements until at least the interims release and possibly still beyond that point.
Truth is none of us can call with confidence the short term price movements.
Longer-term we can have more informed thoughts on it, all depends which side of the end of the world is nigh or not we sit.

Putmeonthelist

I got that and understand and welcome your post/the news.
I was pointing out to JBS UK release was different so Leeds isn't and early showing.

Fair play and good luck to you on it.

It is released UK (and I think R.O.W. USA only later) on 26th Aug JBS

So you have no timeframe for your own play in this stock. Do you have upper and lower limits for your two positions in this Shorter?
P/share or %gain/loss???

They said "could" and worst case scenario in their piece. I would say that covers their arse.

Timeframe for predictions please, I mean not as of you have class similar for 4 months so far and only been close/right about 5 days out of that whole period on your earlier higher stated low. Don't forget the 5p predictions also.
Man of your convictions, not as of you have bet both horses in the race, oh wait a minute you have previously said you own shares going long as well as shorting the stock. Hmmm

https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/LON/CINE/

Anyone in at current or around current prices especially would be well advised to never plan to sell these shares.
Assuming recovery we can expect a future dividend return of 20 - 25% year on year. Why the hell sell at £1 or anything like that.

"It's brilliant movie and will start the VOD era. One day, you will be telling your grand kids: yep, I was there when it happened."
I didn't think it had been released yet on Disney +