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There's only so much SAE can achieve on their own - imo. I think to really scale up and grow into a major force in the green energy sector, they're going to need help. To me, this is all about proving to the watching majors that the technology works, is scaleable, and offers tremendous scope and opportunity. If they can demonstrate all that, it won't be long, imo, before a larger company, possibly a major in the energy sector, makes some kind of move - either an outright offer for the company, or a JV agreement. Game changing news which would likely send the share price into orbit.

I think most seasoned investors would rather be invested in tui than a badly run cinema chain drowning in debt! At least tui holders can sleep at night knowing their investment isn't likely to end up in administration, unlike this pos

TopGun is all the proof you need that it doesn't matter one jot how many go to the cinema, nor how many bags of popcorn they buy - it won't do anything for the share price. Since TopGun was released, this has gone down not up.

Every business, every new technology in every sector began life as a pipe dream. Nothing worthwhile was ever accomplished without dreaming up new ideas and technologies, pushing the boundaries and thinking outside the box. If the trailblazers and their financial backers had the same mindset as the naysayers, we'd still be living in caves so to speak.

Maygen is a world class asset and SAE are one of the world's leading companies in perhaps the biggest and most potentially lucrative green energy sector of all - tidal power. Anything is possible here including a takeover offer from one of the giants in the energy sector looking to expand their green energy divisions - British gas for example. Anything is possible.

Dow Jones jumps on positive news sending UK stocks higher. Many shares have suddenly moved higher.

Boohoo in fashion again after fund builds stake
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/boohoo-in-fashion-again-after-fund-builds-stake-7npzs22dr

The Times don't appear to share your concerns my friend. I would imagine their financial journalists know better than a small time investor on a bulletin board?

"did not give execs a fat bonus"

lol you're havin a laugh aren't you? Google how much Mooky and his brother are paid in pay and bonuses! As for dilution, not yet but if they lose the appeal, they're going to have to find potentially £700m from somewhere, and unless they have a magic money tree you're talking about a placing and massive shareholder dilution.

"We can establish there is no existential crisis for the cinema business"

That's not in question. What is in question is the company's ability to avoid going into administration.

Are you addressing that post to shorters or shareholders? A billionaire buying a major stake in the company is a dangerous individual indeed - for those who are short.

Tui will bounce back in time. As for boohoo, one of the world's richest men with a net worth of £21 billion has just bought a 5% stake in the company, I'd call that a rather large vote of confidence, wouldn't you?

The bottom line shaz, anyone listening to my views on cine over the past year would have saved themselves a fortune. Whereas anyone listening to your views would be left massively underwater. Say no more!

"idiots offering financial advice to sell"

The irony is, those "idiots" you refer to have called this right for over a year now. If you'd have listened to them instead of arguing with them and attacking them, you wouldn't be in the situation you find yourselves in today.

Boohoo all time low was around 25p. Personally I can't see those kind of lows being hit again because the company was a lot smaller and early stage back then. But let's say it was to fall back to 25p - at the absolute worst that'd be -50% downside risk from the current price. Now let's look at potential upside - Boohoo all time high was just over £4 which is +600% from the current price. When looking to invest, if upside potential is significantly greater than downside risk, it's pretty clear not only is the stock at or near the absolute bottom, but there's a good opportunity to potentially make a lot of money should the stock bounce back to where it once was.

Group owned by one of the world's richest men snaps up Boohoo shares

The group now has a stake worth more than 5% in Boohoo which makes it one of the largest single shareholders in the Manchester-headquartered company.

Mr Griffin is worth £21.04bn ($27.5bn), according to Forbes, who rank him as the 53rd richest person in the world.

https://www.business-live.co.uk/retail-consumer/group-owned-one-worlds-richest-24410972

Despite all the hype around Top Gun, Elvis and Jurassic World, the share price fell into the 17's yesterday and day before. None of these movies makes the slightest bit of difference to the share price.

Once the share price rebounds back above £1.50 or so, which it's highly likely to do at some point once the situation improves, squabbling over where the bottom is becomes somewhat irrelevant?

Because I won't be bullied off a chat forum shaz. My posts adhere to chat rules and these are my opinions which I'm entitled to post. The real trolls here aren't those with negative views, all the abuse is coming from the holders. The bottom line is, those who are negative about the company have been right. We've been saying for over a year the share price is heading down and we've been proven right. If you'd have listened instead of giving abuse all the time, you might have saved yourselves a lot of money.

"2 weeks ago, you said you would buy into cineworld if they win the court case"

What i said was if they win the case, and I don't think they will by the way, but *if* they do, I would imagine the share price would bounce on the news and that there was a possibility, in time, that the company might recover, thanks to a strong recovery in the cinema industry. I do see the appeal as critical because if they lose, where are they going to find upto £700m from to pay the fine? As I say, I don't believe Cineworld will win anyway. So yes, I stand by my "if they win the appeal there MIGHT be a buying opportunity, albeit a risky one. However, the recent news from Israel involving Mooky undermines the investment case for me. I wouldn't touch this stock with a bargepole as long as he's CEO. Win the appeal and a change of leadership at the top, and I might think about it. But I don't think either of those things are going to happen. Bottom line, there are far better opportunities out there than this. Right now, there are literally dozens of quality stocks on the floor that have huge upside potential and don't carry anywhere near the amount of risk as Cineworld.

"Last rns was positive, not sure what’s happening here"

Next time you turn on the TV, watch something called "the news"? I think you'll find inflation, looming recession and the war in Ukraine affecting food prices has a lot to do with it?