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Some large buyers now appearing, tells me the longs are back, blue finish would be agreat springboard...

156k buy just went through, one direction north..

Consolidated nicely since yesterday, tells me it's a strong long. gla

And some clown said it would go to 40p, I guess the circus is in full swing.

FTSE still moving positive, banks up , oil up tells me the economy may well be turning positive than in recent weeks.
When the weather turns cold people will want in door entertainment - cinemas

Just kept on clicking the buy button and it flashed up and took my order.

Managed to add @45.2 after the auction, thanks again short arse for making me more money.

FTSE blue, this has got $350M cash bargain time again...

Thanks very much short arse your plan worked for me - rebound coming...

Dow down less than 1/2% big deal

Sarcasm - the guys delusional

I suppose if he keeps saying it might happen one day but not tomorrow

40p my arrrrrse - worth twice its current price. FOMO overnight too, shareholders won't let it go cheap.

DOW looking strong...gla

DOW powering back over 300 up

https://www.hl.co.uk/shares/shares-search-results/c/cineworld-group-plc-ordinary-1p

CINEWORLD SURGES ON SPECULATION IT COULD BE TAKEN PRIVATE
(Sharecast News) - Cineworld shares shot higher on Tuesday amid speculation the company may be taken private by its founder.
At 1300 BST, the shares were up 30.8% at 53.68p, having already enjoyed sharp gains a day earlier on takeover speculation after a US judge granted the government's request to end the Paramount Decrees, which is a set of antitrust rules from the 1940s that banned film studios from owning theatres.

Traders pointed to the possibility that Cineworld, whose US business Regal runs more than 500 sites, could be targeted by a big Hollywood studio.

Commenting on rumours the company might be taken private, a trader said: "It's not unreasonable or in conjunction with private equity. They have a far higher tolerance level on debt than the equity boys so it makes sense."

Morgan Stanley analyst Ed Young said on Monday that the jump in the Cineworld share price looked overdone, arguing that the case for studios to buy exhibitors has been weakened by the development of Premium Video on Demand.

"We think Covid has accelerated the maturation of the cinema industry, and with increased focus on direct-to-consumer streaming by the likes of Universal and Disney, we think the appeal for studios to vertical integration has reduced, not increased," he said.

By your reckoning this should be 40p by now...IIs won't want to miss out on the rebound

DOW up 350+ - someone's going to get burnt.

Market Capitalisation £735m - got half of this now in cash

Nobody lends $250M without seeing the projected revenue - buy.

Additional liquidity secured

Cineworld is pleased to announce that the Group has agreed with a group of private institutional investors the terms of a new $250m secured debt facility with a maturity of 2023. This, together with the covenant amendments and revolving credit facility increase of $110m announced on 28 May 2020, further strengthens the Group's balance sheet as cinemas begin to re-open around the world.