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https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/11436736/when-will-pubs-reopen-uk-coronavirus-lockdown/

Volume sold : 2,275,920
Volume bought : 5,163,500

https://simplywall.st/stocks/gb/real-estate/lse-foxt/foxtons-group-shares/news/trade-alert-the-ceo-executive-director-of-foxtons-group-plc-lonfoxt-nicholas-budden-has-just-spent-uk60k-buying-49-more-shares/

http://www.breakingthenews.net/news/details/51908314

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https://www.darkhorizons.com/trump-sets-u-s-cinema-re-opening-guidelines/

Tuesday 31st March share price = 63.66p
Wednesday 1st April share price = £1.05
a rise of 65% in one day!

The share price here moves almost as fast as the cars! Once this starts moving up again £1+ could be hit very quickly, watch then all the buys flood back in!

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/its-time-for-scenario-analysis-heres-how-the-stock-market-could-boom-this-year-2020-04-15

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/its-time-for-scenario-analysis-heres-how-the-stock-market-could-boom-this-year-2020-04-15

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/its-time-for-scenario-analysis-heres-how-the-stock-market-could-boom-this-year-2020-04-15

https://www.scmp.com/business/companies/article/3080003/dalian-wanda-says-reports-about-amcs-imminent-bankruptcy-are

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/will-chinas-wanda-group-bail-amc-theatres-1290328

https://variety.com/2020/biz/asia/wanda-dismisses-amc-bankruptcy-rumors-1234580846/

https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/news/shares/cineworld-slumps-14-as-cash-crunch-for-peers-spook-investors

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/cineworlds-blockbuster-deal-faces-legal-cliffhanger-rmm22t702

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-16/cineworld-dives-as-cineplex-activist-urges-canada-to-block-deal

https://www.marketscreener.com/CINEPLEX-INC-1409439/news/Cineplex-Cineworld-could-breach-debt-terms-in-worst-case-virus-scenario-30148357/

https://deadline.com/2019/12/cineworld-acquires-cineplex-canada-regal-largest-north-american-exhibition-circuit-1202809965/

Isn't the answer just to abandon the purchase of Cineplex? I understand that would incur a fee of £28.3m which, although somewhat painful, seems a relatively small price to pay given the material change in circumstances brought about by the virus? The company could always look at it again sometime in the future when it's back on its feet and trading again?

Look at the 5d chart, looks like next leg up to £1 may be coming?

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/912530/hs2-costain-jumps-as-100bn-project-gets-the-green-light-912530.html

Looking at the 1m chart, I think this could jump around 80% next week back up to around £1.20 or so. Good trading opportunity at this price imo. Looking at the 6m chart, the share price is clearly trending up. There's a fair bit of volatility, but the march definitely appears to be onwards and upwards from here.

Taken from their website :

"The group has strong capital and liquidity positions comprising :

> Regulatory capital headroom of approximately £200m, prior to the capital conservation buffer of approximately £55m which is held and may be used in the event of a stress scenario such as currently being experienced in the UK.

> Headroom on committed facilities and surplus cash and liquid resources amounting to approximately £230m. This is in addition to £170m held by Vanquis Bank in respect of their Individual Liquidity Guidance and ongoing access to the retail deposits market."

Malcolm Le May, Group Chief Executive commented :

"the decisive actions we are taking, together with our strong capital and liquidity positions, mean that I remain confident in the group's medium term opportunity."

You wait for a target low that never comes, pandemic eases and share price rises to levels you're uncomfortable buying at incase they fall back to historic lows. But the fall back you feared doesn't happen, instead the pandemic continues to ease, situations continue to improve and the share price continues its upwards march. Before you know it, Cineworld reopens and the share price jumps above £1. 25 in a day. You've missed the boat. But you could still make a potential 50-100% or so even at that entry point, if you're quick. Not bad but not what it could've been.. There are risks to jumping in too early, there are risks to being too hesitant and there are risks to trying to time the perfect entry point that may never come!

Personally, I think with all the fear and gloom about at the moment there *may* be a chance to get in lower. There's also the ongoing risk of uncertainty regarding will the company survive a prolonged period of closure. The trigger that will ignite the share price will be formal announcement by an authoritive figure that there's finally light at the end of the tunnel regards the virus. That'll be the time to scramble in. In my opinion.

With the share price on the floor, and assuming the company survives, there'll be a long line of eagerly awaited blockbusters that'll ensure the punters return in their droves. With the cash pouring back into the tills, a very deep "V" shaped formation could be seen, with the possibility of all time highs being broken. The jet fuel on the fire being (a) the long line of delayed releases (b) sheer relief and feel good factor that life is finally returning to normal after a prolonged and especially dark period of our lives (c) families and movie buffs returning in their droves to recapture their love of cinema, family nights out.. and popcorn! The bounce really could be spectacular here once the coronavirus nightmare is finally over...

Some of the blockbusters awaiting cinema release, along with their current (rescheduled) release dates:

Ghost busters : afterlife (March 5th 2021)
Uncharted (October 8th 2021)
Wonder Woman 1984 (August 14th 2020)
No time to die (James Bond) (November 12th 2020)
Top Gun : Maverick (December 23rd 2020)
Minions : the rise of Gru (tbc)
A Quiet Place part II (tbc)
F9 Fast and Furious (April 2nd 2021)
The New Mutants (tbc)
Spiral (tbc)
Morbius (tbc)
David Attenborough : A Life on our planet (tbc)
Mulan (Walt Disney) (tbc)

Walt Disney films in production, currently paused due to the coronavirus :
The Last Duel
The Little Mermaid
Shang-Chi
Legend of the ten rings
Home Alone
Nightmare Alley
Peter Pan & Wendy
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