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Woke up this morning to see easyJet massively down, had a semi (heart attack not a semi....) thinking is this travel industry wide? and has it dragged down cine?

Not to worry, we good. Cinemas are getting busier everyday/week and we have some good releases coming out. Dont see the UK/US going back into another lockdown but never say never.

Hi Mointanous, do you have a link for this article?

Would be disappointed to see another lockdown after so many people have taken the vaccine - feel like ppl will lose more trust in an already untrustworthy government. I personally dont see another lockdown happening but would be good to read through the article etc

https://www.denofgeek.com/movies/shang-chi-box-office-record-shows-viability-movie-theaters-fall/

Very promising. As I've said earlier i think this will earn 500m+.

Went to see it in my local cinema on satday and it was probably close to 80% full on each showing! However, my local isn't a cineworld but none the less, very promising.

https://urbanislandz.com/2021/09/02/raheem-sterling-honors-late-friend-steffie-gregg-during-england-football-match/

Really sad to hear the passing of this young lady. Underlying health condition was Lupus. Really hope Imm get this drug approved not only for the share price uplift but more importantly, save lives.

Nice to see a nice rise today. I know everyone is talking about james bond and rightly so (expected to be the biggest movie of the year) but we have a decent line up for Sept.

Shang Chi
Venom
Dune

I expect the above to be massive hits this month at the box office which will take us into the bond release at the end of the month.

Was thinking, is that such a thing as seductive reasoning? Eye catching for sure. I think thats the only bit I read!!

Must be the bed time haha

BC....not going to lie i enjoyed reading your posts purely because of the optimism and positivity during the doom and gloom period.

Im a long term holder and my decision to buy/sell has and never will be influenced by these forums, even though at times some of the posts are very informative and the pros vs cons of this share can help you see things from a different perspective.

However, from ramping one minute and making it out like you some sort of long term holder to then saying you sold out is rather ridiculous. I'll be flicking past your posts because i do now see as a complete bullsh**er.

To the rest, this is still a long term hold in my eyes and we will get back up £1 this year - honestly believe we will. GLA

Not sure about the billion mark but i think the next phase of marvel movies will do well. i think The Eternals could do over 500m

Not sure how one post (maybe two) have caught so much attention regarding an RNS.

This rise wasn't down to the RNS hype.

Haha i was thinking the same. Not an active participant but an active reader....been a bit boring today. No entertainment what so ever!

Maybe everyone knows the worst is now behind us? Just sit tight and wait.....

Brilliant comment from Wellington. Best I've read tonight. Good luck to everyone for tomorrow. Either way, hoping for a steady rise after tomorrow's results.

Ps, hope i am write!!

Hoping cineworld follows the trend of doing better than expected (which i think it will).

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Hi All,

I'm invested here with an average of 85p

I have seen posts about cases dropping but so has testing. We had 350k less tests today and have been seeing less testing over the passed few days so could this drop in cases be down to a more than proportionate drop in testing or a genuine drop in infections? I feel like its the former rather than the later.

However, i do see the SP rising after August results are out of the way. I don't think the debt is an issue that some are making it out to be (even though a lower debt figure would be better).

I'm confident of seeing around 125p again this year, which is my exit price but its all about being patient and waiting for that to happen. Cinema's are not going anywhere!

Dyor

I think most of us are in a similar boat.

Patience is key. The entire market seems down (nearly everything I'm invested in anyway).

- Are we really in a position as bad as last year? I think not
- Will cases/hospitalization continue to raise? Most likely
- Will we have as many deaths? I think not
- Are cinema doors open and will they remain open going forward? Most likely
- Will Cineworld survive and continue to generate income a number of years down the line? Most likely

some of the logical questions I ask myself to calm the nerves. Of course its not nice to see this constantly drop but i think we will eventually see some light. Online streaming has increased but lets be honest, once we learn to live with the virus are we really going to continue to sit at home or get out and about?

Wise words.

I am similar in the sense that I have been reading the board but not really commenting. I opened a CFD position on BP when it was at 279 and saw it drop to below 200. I sh*t myself multiple times and didn't really have the funds to average down but to sit tight and watch my losses grow (and continue to add money to keep my position open). It did eventually turn and after the funding costs i made a very decent return for a novice. They Key that i learned was patience and fundamentals.

Agreed there are some issues in terms of debt with cineworld (if you see debt as a concern) but overall the company fundamentals look good. There will be day traders out there who use TA but if you hold long enough, this will defo be back at £ mark eventually. It could fly tomorrow, next week, next month or next year but it will be back at £1 and above. Cinemas are not going anywhere.

Just my 50p worth.

Hard to find a decent post on the board but nice to read a post with some common sense.

a pullback to 250 is a bit much I think. no share goes up in a straight line so can expect a few minor pullbacks on BP but its deffo on its way up in the LT!!

Been tempted with bitcoin but i think its a bubble that will pop - not sure when.

Big Blue - it has been a bit dead. no entertainment, no opinions - nothing. Market seems to be a bit dead as well. wonder if things change with the US opens.......

My first ever trade was a CFD trade (not sure where i got the b*lls from). It was very stressful watching price drop etc but i learned two lessons;

1) dont trade with money you cant afford to lose
2) if you believe in the stock, be patient

i had to keep putting money in to maintain my margin (luckily i had that money to put in or i would have been completely fuc*ed) and it was a bit of a rollercoaster ride for me. I eventually made a decent over all profit but i think thats me done with CFDs. I am currently trading your 'normal' stocks and will continue you to do so (for now).

Hi Wizard,

relatively new to this myself and I also struggled with what TradingPlaces mentions - I got too attached to companies. I was basically trading based on company fundamentals which is important, but realized technical analysis (at first i thought it was a load of bo*l*cks) is also very important for daily trading. There's a number of books and online sources where you can do research on charts and understanding the psychology of trading - it helped me.