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Nice wee rally near close. Any thoughts on the reason for the spike in interest? The interview has been knocking about for a few days… Been dead here for ages - nice to see a strong blue finish.

I believe that Brink is pointing out that a 15% yield would be halved if the market Cap doubled, but that many long term investors may see a 7.5% yield as acceptable so be happy to push the cap there assuming the yield is delivered.

£19K on Lecester to win the league in 2015 would have netted £95m...

Small trader- You need to take debt into account to compare the EV of the companies. When you do this you will find that Cineworld is around twice the EV.

I am an investor here and pleased with the rise today, but think we need to be measured in our advice to avoid enticing too many short termers.

Thanks Pokeman. It was a genuine question. The market is rarely significantly off, but I am sure we are all looking for opportunities where it may be in either direction.

Big drop today brought this to my attention to look for potential of a bounce, but I 'm struggling to see much positive here other than it being an en vogue product.

£320K revenue?? Am I missing something?

Had a swatch of their website and it seems very amaturish with no phone contact, although Chill.com is a big boon.

Not for me.

What's with the 5% spread??

Looks like a fairly low P/E for a company in this sector in a growing market who are generating cash and paying a divi. Anything I'm missing before adding this?

Thanks. Guess the 13.2 is related to the late reported transactions.

Freetrade showing a 13.2 close??

That's not very aimcable ITV. I hold plenty of long term positions, but you need to look for opportunities to have a play to keep things interesting. This is one. Good luck...

Easy money >buy now> Set a limit sell for 15p... Will be there before end of week IMO. Nice 10%. Too blustery to hold for too long.

Not much to base a punt on here??? Can't see rise down to anything other than Hydrogen being the in thing as the IPO was disappointing, particularly given the interest in Hydrogen. Am I missing something? I'd like some exposure to hydrogen but difficult to know where to turn at this stage...

I agree and am in here for the long hall. It is worth remembering that future profits will have to serve significant debt (around $2b???) and will take a while to get on top of. I feel bullish about return of the industry. All this talk of streaming taking over doesn't scare me. I have a decent home media setup, but going to the cinema is a different experience. I can make a cracking meal in the house but still go to restaurants.

Everyman is also proving a great model which may provide learning opportunities for established cinemas. In general I think services will outperform goods as we move to a net zero world and I see cinemas benefitting. Hope I am right.

Seems like a high risk hold, although I can see the attractive potential, but there are great day trading opportunities here for small players...

See PCJoe's point below. SSE have moved out of unprofitable supplier business, offloaded gas distribution for a good premium and are concentrating on renewable generation which is the space to be in. I buy into hydrogen future, but it's difficult to know who is going to make it in that marke. Blue hydrogen is controverisal, but green hydrogen seems like a no brainer. If green hydrogen takes off, renewable generation will benefit. If it doesn't, renewable electricity will take off. SSE are a good long term hold with low risk, a low P/E and reliable dividend.

Buy back is progressing well- approaching 10% to date (I note that most of the purchases have been recorded as sales on this site). Quietly confident in this company. I can not see a huge risk looking at the balance sheet and taking the security of the assets into consideration, however upside is very attractive.

Significant rise in over the last few days. Can't find any news. Am I missing it or is something on the way?

But could we have a strong finish. >£6.00 would be fine by me.

A lot of the chinese stocks down on growth warnings. Wouldn't worry too much, wouldn't do WCC too much harm for chinese companies to stop investing so much in export maket and start looking at their own domestic market IMO. Earnings of a quid this year easy! Roll on relisting.