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They will be able to buy an ice cream their next cinema visit with those shares ;-)

With ZERO desire to play into the hands of the idiotic trolls here, KTP the company can't "pretend" anything.
The financials of the company are laid bare publicly in its accounts twice per year.
We ALL know it's not absolutely flying right now and still faces hurdles.
The box office stats are there for all to see as further source of information.
There is no masking some out of this world performance.
It just isn't there (least not yet).

Addle brain you are a good year, no 2 late with that weak ass deramp.
Sorry to dampen your efforts.

Please do t feel you need to keep digging, the hole from your previous lies was already more than big enough.
Honest, you really do NOT need to keep digging!!

"Should I Dump Cineworld........12 Jan 2022 13:41
I feel this share is dead in the water, I've taken out what’s left of my investment and put it into XRP coin. If the SEC case settles then I will make back my 70% losses from Cineworld. Cineworld has so many problems that I felt I had to jump. Keep an eye on XRP and see if I made the right decision, I put in £27000 at a price of 0.74. Good Luck to everyone who stays. I'll be back in a few months to see if I did the right thing. Over and out................................"

Liars have to be clever as they require to remember all their stories.
You have failed.
Remember stating you were not selling at the 70's levels as it was too much.
Yet holding until high 30's and selling at a c. 70% loss (your words at time).
To only later mention keeping c. 5k in.
Wether you had 5k still in at 70p or high 30's you can't still have 5k when you sell it at low 30's.

STOP, JUST STOP making an absolute clown of yourself!!!

You bought at £1:10 (your claim). Sold at 70% loss (your claim).
You have since made a little on xrp.
Be thankful for getting some returns on latest investment and leave this awful investment YOU made behind you.

Your buy in, your sell prices. Don't look to others for your bad choices.

Why did you wait until c.37p to jump then if you were sure of demise at 70p?
Too funny, thanks for further entertainment (even though you continue to break your promise of staying away from this board ;-)

Well done on recovering a tiny part of your losses here with xrp (so far).
Now only down c. £65k on your initial £100k

Below are releases in the period and what originals/previous instalments did B..O. US Domestic/Total
Sonic ($149m/$320)
Fantastic Beasts ($160 and $234m/$655&$814m)
Downtown Abby ($97/$238m)
Top Gun ($180m/$357m) in 1986!!
Jurassic (original $404m/$1.1bn) 1993 most recent( $653/$1.67bn)
Lightyear (spin off from toy story) 4 of these did as follows (223,245,415,434m/394,497, 1.067bn, 1.073bn)
Dr Strange - well I would hope/expect a $1bn+ worldwide
Morbius even of week should be good for couple hundred million or so.
There are other releases off course, but hopefully we see the base of some hope for a far stronger Q than any we have had since reopenings.

Everyone loves a good entry Bonkers ;-)

I am patiently waiting 120 years for return on my Cine investment before any other moves the now ;-)
Yes you all need to appear in a kilt at the non party party.

The Lost City tonight , I was very pleasantly surprised at how strong an attendance there was .
As much as I like Sandra Bullock I didn't expect one of the strongest attendances I have seen since cinemas reopened.
It's not a movie I expect great things from, enjoyable enough silly escapism though.
Maybe the appeal of Sandra to both sexes and varying age groups.
I don't expect Morbius to exactly be the greatest success from that field either, but at least we are starting to build to more frequent pretty strong movies.
Please let these lead to more releases overall soon also.

Some hilarity has followed I see..
For the record I didnt write the article..
I will when I have time continue to post articles about Mooky, the company, the cinematic industry as a whole.
What I won't do is hide anything that's not saying £1:xx by end this first quarter, end of day, over weekend.

Still holding and my last "trading" was further back than the one that likes to cast aspersions most ;-)

As some have said for LTH zero point looking at weekly, daily, by the minute price moves.

Have a good evening all, roll on the next 3 quarters.

Copy and paste link, or Google Cineworld news and you should be able to open and read full article (HNS version is much shorter than original article).
As already discussed though, not sure any real bombshells we didn't already know (or should have as investors).

Hussart, No 85% will not be achieved for March. That does NOT mean we 'are toast'
For those that listened and read latest financial update we are looking at getting on track from next month really
Check film slate and look at what we have had month on month and I will let you make your own judgement wether you personally think that's likely.
The business won't succeed or fail on one movie or one week, one month or even one quarter over or under projections.

HNS,
I listened to that AMC update and read report following regards there possibly being "opportunity" for AMC.
I didn't recall specifying buying Cineplex's claim.
Not sure I even realised that was something that could theoretically be done (never actually given it thoight if fully honest).

Well hopefully it's just more background nonsense.

HNS, The one rumor of AMC buying Ciniplex's claim was a new one one. Otherwise agree a lot of words to give us nothing of substance new.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2022/03/27/cineworld-chiefs-quest-remain-mr-invincible/

Top gun likely to draw decent money as Tom Cruise is a good draw.
However it is not something I am banking on fory investment.
Marvel and some other franchise releases are where the serious money is all but guaranteed at.
So, in some ways top gun is "bonus money" for me

https://www.pennlive.com/life/2022/03/wwes-wrestlemania-38-will-be-shown-live-in-movie-theaters-including-some-in-pa.html

£££ any moment now, wouldn't want to be out of this overnight. ;-)

Alternatively I expect very little of note for some months (possibly rather a lot of months)

sammy, the short movement is from yesterday. It's small beer movement of on firm that has made Dosh so nothing to account for last week's one day higher volumes ;-)