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Oh the d------d is back, only ever posts on this board, only a member since February, uses Dunelm that is down 50% since last year and is not exactly cheap to shop in, as a guide/ tip to invest in.
Go away idiot, can't you see how every stock is down, poor sentiment everywhere, and I didn't realise they had already given a profit forecast for this year ( after exceeding their target last year).
And if they do it would have to come before the planned trading update.

Fron 15.10 to close only 4 buys and all sells

Everytime this hits 26 or near, its sold off in quick time.

Just in time for a santa rally!

Well in just over a month we will be in the final quarter, they better make good on their order forecasts to build the backlog, or the market will lose patience.

Even with a buyback, it's a laughing stock for them, so easy to drive price down on small algo sells, stock like this after that update and the share buyback to be 6% down today on no volume, its just appalling.

This is just a B------t share, 4% down on f all.
Hopeless for a shareholders, private and institutional.

Aim I feel justified in that decision now.
And you're winding up all the CINE heads, didn't you know their board is just for them.
They all think you've opened a short!!!

If I stayed Aim I would be 85k down today instead of 45k. I feel for lots of those PIs in CINE, I get the feeling many of them are young and it's an exciting stock to be in.
Big lesson for me, don't be afraid to cut your losses, and don't invest in a a high risk stock especially one with 9 billion in debt.

Totally agree David Watkins, too much negative sentiment around for any major rerate until at least 2023.
CPI just quietly getting on with their business, not falling too much, not rising too much, fairly steady at these levels.
And as you say, when the turnaround is evident in the figures, then the City will react accordingly.

As soon as they lost that court case last year and sp plummeted, I took a very tough decision to sell out of CINE with a 45k loss at 28p.
Holding CINE was giving me sleepless night, I knew it was risky, felt it was cheap and could make a quick buck, but there was always going to be either a D4E or this scenario.
So I walked away with about 40k and still havnt made up that loss yet, but I used that 40k to add to my CPI holding, and although I'm 21k down here on 300k shares, I don't have sleepless nights, I know the turnaround is progressing , slower than expected, and I have never had that niggling feeling that CPI could go bust.
Similar number if shares in issue, CPI debt approx 500 mill give or take CINE 9 billion, revenues around the same, sp up to last week CINE 20p CPI 25p.
Can anyone hazard a guess if CPI sold off all their businesses, liquidated, paid their debts, what would be left?

If you think about it Boohoos 12.8% stake is just pocket money to them in monetary terms.
What is it almost 40 million shares current value 6.4 million quid, it's no more than a punt like most of us.
So given what they have actually invested this last week, I don't see the big deal.

Blackrock have reduced by over 0.5% the last few days, seems strange there has been no uptick as they bought to close?

Could be a takeover rumour over the weekend, quick spike Monday before curtains!

I've put in an order for cine at 1.8p just for a laugh

Exactly they must have had discussions before and they built the stake after the 2nd rns.
No worries

I'm not predicting under 25 I'm just observing it hit 25.98 yesterday before the deluge of algo sells took it back down again

It's only 7 business days until 31st because of the BH, they probably just might not get it done.

Sold down from 25.9 yesterday, let's see if it happens today.

Not according to mms for some reason