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I miss the days of the "overhang" stopping it getting to £1.25!

There would have been no big new movies while cineplex is open though...cineworld could have opened today in the UK if they wanted but have delayed till the 30th waiting on the US.

We all thought when they backed out of the deal a few fridays ago the sp would rise but it didn't...perhaps due to the legal action or more likely that covid in US is the bigger factor weighing on the sp.

In terms of share price seems like most of this was already known before...the only surprising thing (atleast to me) is the amount of damages they are claiming. But perhaps it's normal to claim high?

Whilst I have zero legal knowledge it would surprise me if cineworld had taken this action believing that the inevitable legal action could risk resulting in a overall net loss...let alone paying the amount cineplex are claiming.

They should have no problem opening once USA is in better shape...The UK scientists clearly believed cinemas are safer than other types of leisure hence why cinemas are technically allowed to open from tomorrow in the uk at the same time as hairdressers/pubs etc whereas theatres/gyms/swimming pools/bowling alleys/nightclubs are still not allowed to open.
Hopefully the USA and other countries cineword operates in would see it in a similar same way.

I did the same thing Blue, could go down obv but I can't deal with the FOMO!

At some point soon very soon the market will notice the death rate to infection rate ratio is decreasing rapidly in the US, which isn't surprising when the median age infected in Florida of the new cases is 35 and Texas is young too. The average covid death age is life expectacny itself so these cases will not raise many deaths. The headlines will lose their ability to scare people more and more.
As was posted earlier it looks like there is a lot more immunity than was previously being found by other antibody tests. Which I imagine explains why places that have been hit hard UK, France, Spain, Italy, Belgium and NY/NJ are now doing very well. Whereas places previously complimented for their attempts to "control" the virus - South Korea/China/germany/California are now having constant outbreaks.
Deaths in Sweden (which never locked down and has lightly advised optional social distancing) have completely tanked and still drop despite a brief rise in cases from June 2nd to June 24th, these are now dropping too though.
It's not that surprising that more of us are immune than first thought due to the asymptomatic findings in prisons/cruise ships and coal mines often 70 - 98% of positive cases finding people asymptomatic.

Not sure they always win...I go on wall street bets a lot on reddit...lots of shorters on there and while some make gains there is a lot of "loss porn" posts.

Investroid I find your posts informative and useful, however people don't like rampers/derampers. Not saying you are simply this however your're more a genuine poster but with slight ramping/deramping tendancies.

Zoro even though I understand you are not a fan of investroid I don't believe he is creating fake accounts.. no-one is that crazy!

Thanks for letting us know the future figures Nofear, did you get them from that blind soothsayer in the vikings?

What's happened to "the shorter guy"?

That post gave investroid a heart attack

Prob mostly priced in

As much as I'm sure some on here aren't fans of Trump I imagine his re-election would boost the stock market more than biden which might indirectly help cineworld in a small way...that would probably impact things more than brexit

Hmm about to legit fly? Or just random dude basejumping?

Ftse is down almost 1% so potentially impacting on things

They're shorting both cineworld and ITV, both stocks the interesting chap johnatlaw seemed very fond of

Seems bold to increase a short after a stock has already lost a lot of ground