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"However, as regular cinema-goers will know, those with a seemingly reasonable case do not always emerge as victors."

We could just send them around 6m 1 year unlimited passes and tell them to enjoy. If they appeal we could upgrade them to 4dx...

Agree Wellington - Just topped up £2k @ 0.2937

Pleasantly surprised by the market's response. A drop in Cap of under £170m after a judgement for well over £700m tells you how the maket see the outcome of the case.

Kahn - I was referring to the appeal with my comment...

Levon - Judgement today has reduced possibility of an RI - who would do an RI with MCap at this level - remember the proportion that the Greidinger's own. Takeover is a real prospect though and wouldn't necessarily be on positive terms as it would be a last resort for owners.

I still think that the most likely outcome involves kicking the can down the road and recovering revenues.

Bonkers - clearly some politics involved here - 'kick the dog whilst it is down' IMO. I would suggest that they weren't expecting it.

What will really happen is that the appeal will take forever, Cine will either overturn decision or significantly reduce settlement and in the meantime Omicron will blow over, recovery of footfall and revenues will continue. The biggest risk is refinancing debt with this hanging. Anyone know when first debt matures - I haven't been too close to this as the business recovery suggested it wouldn't be an issue.

Certainly not the news we wanted, but Cineplex will never see the cash and they know it. My biggest concern is refinancing with this hanging. I suspect we will find a way. Appeal will take forever so this is going to drag recovery out even further...

Put it back a year and go for a 10 bed with a pool.

Good to see that brokers haven't completely forgotten about IGAS... I've been hoping for a £40m revenue full year since I bought in, although I was hoping for more comms around diversification intiatives along the way. A modest increase from an II today, broker upgrades and the announcement have done little for the SP, but eventually all of these positive RNSs will be viewed along with a great full year performance report will surely bring some attention.

A revenue to MCap of well below 0.5 can't continue for too long...

£35M revenue from 255 bopd??

Chuz - less shares in circulation - increase demand. Most don't lend out for shorting.

Fine with the delay. Gives me most of what I need for most stocks, but with ARB I always have to dive into my dealing account for anything useful. Just wondering why it is different.

Lots of NASDAQ pre market activity around $15 which has dragged this back but I still see a further rise on opening.

Why does ARB constantly jump in 2.5p increments on this site. None of my other stocks do this even penny stocks… kind of irritating.

A decent RNS given Bitcoins movement through November. Almost breaking even with around a 12% drop in Hodl is not bad. Worth remembering that at the turn of this month Bitty was sitting at $57k so it has a bit to go before getting back on par. Nasdaq pulled us down yesterday, but I suspect it will react positively to this RNS along with a buoyant Bitcoin. GLA

CT - ARB are down around 20% over the past week whilst BitC is down around 25%. Don't expect arb to rise and fall proportionately with the crypto it mines as it still has great margins, business expansion plans and like any company it is based on future as much as the here and now. Topped up £2k. Wish I has more to invest...

Thats because cinema is far from dead. There is an argument that streaming could raise/maintain interest in the medium. I know it isn’t a direct comparison, but Spotify hasn’t killed nightclubs AND live gigs. Cinemas doing and trying lots of initiatives to expand their experience: lux seats; 4dx; everyman; retro movies; VIP; live theatre. Who knows what technical or cultural changes could expand the market going forward? Live sport? Big movies need cinema and vice versa. A way to make it all work will be found. All IMO. GLA.

PH - If CARD continue to drawdown and/or refinance debt this will rise. There are few companies of this size who go unnoticed if financial performance is satisfactory. Think forward to a time when there is zero debt and an EBITDA of £150m+ and value that... Whilst retail is struggling, it is those in the middle that lose out - super luxury and cheapo appear to do well. CARD fall into the latter BTW.

Rox - I have no issue with shorting although I have never partaken. Quite happy to look at shorted stocks as it can deflate price creating value - I hold a decent volume of CINE for example. Shorting can sometimes maintain a level of interest in stocks - nothing worse than investing in stocks who are performing ok but there is very little interest and a low volume of trading as I hold a couple like this. Bit disappointed in CARD's bounce today in comparison to some others. Impressed with the debt drawdown recently and like you I think it is very unlikely to see a shutdown of non essential retail regardless of how Omicron progresses so this will start to rise significantly. Good luck.