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Sales down 95%

Share price up 5.13%. So far on the day

I’ve sold too, moved funds into syme as I just see it moving more

Peace out everybody and good luck

Stock split 5-1

Anyone having a dabble?

Apples stock split coming up soon also

https://youtu.be/d-diB65scQU

Don’t worry mate.....

Because I like facts

And the facts I seen amc q2 attendance was 100 thousand v 97mil year on year now to me that doesn’t sound like attendances are growing
Have you forgot about the pandemic?

The market for cinema is secure and growing , as people want to go out with friends, family, kids and have a memorable experience.

What a fu ck in g weapon
U talk bolox

Sorry lardar$e I forgot it doesn’t tie in with your boring ramps of this has been to £1, cinema will never die hahaha what a tool

The fact is streaming doesn’t want to replicate the cinema ya T I T

Fair point Ian Yh but they could also increase content another way to cement no1 spot

With Paramount, Viacom got access rights to many things, but none was more important than the Star Trek franchise. The whole of the Star Trek franchise is now under ViacomCBS control, no longer needing to seek contracts for merchandise and access to the original Star Trek movies - which were controlled by Paramount. (Previously both companies produced Star Trek products, CBS having Star Trek: Discovery and Picard rights, while Paramount could produce any original series Kirk, Spock, or other figurines and materials at will.)

The complete Star Trek rights allow for increased marketing, products, as well as control over characters and storyline - which is why CEO Bakish flaunted that they will use this model with the entire portfolio of brands. Soon after, was an announcement of Star Trek: Lower Decks (a Star Trek themed cartoon which brilliantly can use workers that are social distancing), Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (Using the popular Captain Pike, Spock, and Number One introduced in Star Trek: Discovery season 2), a new season of Star Trek: Picard as well as more Star Trek series' (including Star Trek: Prodigy - which appears to be a kid-themed CG-animated series for Nickelodeon) and feature films. Using iconic shows like The Twilight Zone, Mission Impossible and many more… it seems likely a business model that can be replicated for quite a while.

ViacomCBS believes it can use this mold to expand streaming subscribers to 25 million or more within two years. Though not Netflix or Disney numbers, this would be a nearly 65% increase within two years and demonstrate some staying power.

The size of ViacomCBS also gives a potential for a larger company to acquire its content. (Though the massive percentage ownership by the Redstone's make that a bit more difficult.) Still - AT&T, Comcast, Netflix, Amazon, Disney, and a few others are all able to afford a purchase this size and would likely be able to cement a dominant position with a purchase.

I doubt Netflix will buy a cinema

Growth & Value
Netflix is the only major streaming service that works as a stand-alone company and is valued at $220B (give or take market gyrations) with an EPS of $6.15 per $500+ dollar share. Netflix also has a forward PE of 81+. ViacomCBS has a smaller number of subscribers, but more content PLUS a studio to produce more. (Which, by the way, Netflix, Amazon, and others pay ViacomCBS for.) VIAC has a current EPS of $3.84 per roughly $27 dollar share and a forward PE of 6.77. This shows that Viacom has more than 1/2 the earnings per share of Netflix, but at 1/18 the price! This places ViacomCBS as a very undervalued company, though this is in relation to the streaming market gorilla.

https://youtu.be/DdLaqfOdaoU

https://youtu.be/I_eWJARkivY

*disclaimer....I’m not correct lol

If I’m correct that alone covers cash burn....and some

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What’s happening

https://youtu.be/zkHOVJINRD8

Sorry after doing more research
They was published August the 8th for interim ending June 30th

Films for 2021 and beyond look belting (page 28)
https://www.fundslibrary.co.uk/FundsLibrary.DataRetrieval/Documents.aspx/?type=sl.ra.full&id=1336a2bd-0452-49bc-82a7-b48dbf119a0d&user=OdE4JLWIee3xgVpdXIBk78djkK5a6H8eFEBHA0J1A%2bexqkGDPi%2fNBiHTQj7U2YfN&r=1

Also people expecting interim results they was released 30th June last year so with them not being released 30th June this year I guess they got pulled?
Next ones wouldn’t be due till September 30th ??

I keep seeing a lot of people talking nonsense about capacity needed to make profit
Listen to the man himself (Mooky)
https://youtu.be/dde9QQemjTk

Difficult with 50%
And let’s say maybe impossible for us with less than 50%
So while the general capacity will be average around 25% you can’t come and say you can live with 50% for long
Top priority is really the safety of our customers and teams 50% is good enough and after that we hope things get better and we will be able to go bk to 100% capacity

My source tells me profit margin is 4.13%
Revenue £4.37 billion
Net income £180.3 million
Profit margin 4.13%

What does your source tell you moola.. out of interest?

I don’t know what %capacity that is off But Mooky has already said he will need at least 50% capacity with social distancing in place for the business to be profitable

From what I’ve read on here cinemas seem to be selling out
But some of the stuff I’ve Read on Twitter people where turning up after booking tickets for the cinemas to be closed( not good) also a lot of people investeriod included have said its dead
So I don’t know what to think yet tbf could be too early to judge