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Make that a minority of two - at least.

"According to market watch Cineworld Stock is to be Cancelled Tomorrow"

Didn't the RNS give it away? You have a habit of breaking news that's actually pretty old by the time you post your 'revelations'. Still, even you must concede finally that this is done - like nearly everybody has been telling you for weeks?

“I think Regal with 6k + screen and still a lot of small stakeholders, is still not happy…”

Yet more nonsense from maidit. The ‘Regal’ raising objections are individual landlords that due to past associations have Regal in their name. They are raising similar objections to many other individual landlords. Regal as an entity is just (part of) CINE now and so won’t be disputing anything whilst the ‘small stakeholders’ are basically us.

It is slightly curious that there has been no confirmation of cancellation of listing today but that may simply be that with the shares suspended there is no urgency to announce first thing.

“Luckily I bought a big pile of CCL at 650 though……..”

Are you/am I sure you’re/I’m not me/you as I did the same :)

I was just making the point that hindsight is easy. Boo doesn’t have the same obvious existential risks that CINE had but if it all goes pear-shaped I’m sure they’ll be some insisting it was all ‘obvious’.

I am pretty confident Boo will be in a better position both profit and sp wise a year from now but plenty can go wrong (or indeed much better than I think) in that time. Nobody can be sure either way.

“You have to have been thick to buy cine. The writing was on the wall there a year ago.”

People may well be saying the same about Boo in a year’s time…

Besides I bought CINE over two years ago - the recovery came too late for them, that’s all. My mistake, my bad especially not getting more out at a loss earlier than I did.

What’s really stupid though is putting all eggs into one basket. The CINE loss is annoying but the advantage to spreading the risk is that the odd failure doesn’t matter so much. Boo is another loser for me currently but hopefully it will come good eventually though I think the £6.50 you predicted is just ridiculous. I’ll be happy and gone with a quid.

Btw the two posters I was referring to earlier are T4G and PP1 - so one of each stripe.

Not so sad or pathetic as to accuse other people of having them. Really is a lazy and desperate tactic - as well as being wrong. Just as you are wrong about me not having an interest in CINE. Sadly I’ve lost money there like a lot of other folk.

You seem to make a habit of being wrong - as well as of being nasty. Now that is sad.

Cheers AllKap and likewise to you.

I agree it was just that the recovery has come too late for CINE to save them (including from their own mistakes). Had it of been a year earlier they could have papered over the cracks and at least paid off the troublesome RCF or got a waiver for the covenant. That would have bought time to sort the business out properly but sadly not to be.

"Temporarily suspended it will be back trust me"

I'd rather not. All suspensions are temporary. The suspension either ends with the shares ceasing trading permanently or they end by returning to trading. Whatever happens next I cannot see a scenario where it causes the second option to happen.

It's in grey next to the share chat button. Just type in who you want to green box.

"Never seen someone as prolific on BB as you!"

Can't be looking too hard as there are at least two on this board alone...

There you go CWWX, as if just to prove your point maidit posts that i.e. some people just don't get what is going on here and never will no matter how many people try to explain it (including the company, the court, the dockets etc.).

Truly is baffling as you say.

"just remember, it was said that cine was hopelessly insolvent. but yet there is 32 million for the bod's. they were paid to go away without resistance."

That's because they ARE hopelessly insolvent. However, AFTER the financial restructure (including the new funds and $4.5bn write-off of debt they will NO LONGER be insolvent and that's why £32m can be paid to the BOD (scandalous as that is). So they are going from 'hopelessly insolvent' to solvent due to the lenders injecting billions and writing off a huge amount of debt but unfortunately the price for that bail out is all of our shares.

Hi Jamesy - I'm struggling to see how eh/s to ev is a meaningful metric for ARB (or any miner really). The number of machines they have at the moment is surely far less important than the efficiency of those machines (and efficiency more generally) but even more so than the ability to grow that number. These things won't show up in that ratio and are where ARB fails so badly.

As you say, they lack a credible growth plan and it seems inevitable that their mining numbers will fall as they fail to keep up with increases to difficulty and that's before the halving. Even if BTC rises to $100k post halving they won't see much, if any, increase in revenue compared to today. That's why I see rises to BTC having much less impact on their sp than on the much stronger US miners and that £1 is simply out of reach in my view (unless BTC goes absolutely ballistic.)

They could grow through share issues but there seems little appetite given the last raise of barely more than £5m and any growth impact would be more than offset by dilution as Chuz alludes to.

So whatever way I cut it (apart from mega BTC rises) I just can't see ARB getting out of this hole - or that whatever is currently priced in that the sp will rise to the sort of levels some are suggesting. But even if BTC does get to obscene levels the growth in sp will be nothing compared to what the US miners will see.

That said I agree that there are still trading opportunities here - but again the US miners seem to offer more opportunity and less risk. However, some may not be comfortable investing in overseas stocks and so I can see why there is still some appeal in ARB despite its weaknesses as it is the only UK miner and probably still the best exposure to BTC on the UK market without actually buying BTC. So good luck to anybody sticking with ARB, just don't get bewitched by the graphs and simply think that history can repeat itself and the sp can rise again to £3.

“If tomorrow, next week, next month or next year bitcoin goes to 50,000,00 or 60,000,00 USD. ARB will shoot back over £1 to £2 will it not? “

No.

Cheers mountainous, nicely said and good luck.

"Are you a bot, @Dean36?"

That would certainly explain the strange, and suspiciously consistent, use of capital letters...

"Also I Don’t Tell People How to Spend Their Money on Here Either"

WHAT?! Look at the title of this thread you started! You then say the stocks are 'strong buys' and will go parabolic before the end of the year "But You Need to Buy By End of July". So clear investment advice and rubbish advice at that as if nothing else you are advising people to buy now almost six months before you expect the shares to take off.

I can honestly say that with this, along with all your other weird and not so wonderful posts, that I've not come across anyone else quite like you on these boards.

I really hope nobody is taking anything you say seriously.

Must admit I've never understood this logic Oke. A few (of the more nervous investors) might sell on a price drop but surely more people will be encouraged to sell if the price goes up, not down? Personally I only sell if my next price target is reached (unless there is some actual news that changes the appeal of the stock significantly). Conversely I buy more if the stock falls by a certain amount provided I feel I'm not already exposed enough in that stock). Anybody simply 'panicking' on a slight drop shouldn't really be investing at all in my view?

If you believe it can go up 36x then good for you. I don't but we can't all agree on everything.