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Weak hands with no where to go and with no option but to sell are selling. This is not just limited to small shareholders either.

90p could happen or it could go even lower. It's the MM exploiting situation knowing those still holding onto shares with investor service providers have no where to go. They can't obtain certs, difficult to transfer out given time scales and they can't hold onto the shares; leaving sell as the only option available to such shareholders. MM's will buy up all shares and sell once listed on AIX making a killing. The spread between buy and sell is 60p...crazy!

China can easily reduce US$ importance overnight just by insisting it will only pay for oil and commodities in Yuan. Do you think any country will say no to that?

It is in China's interest to go slow on this as it holds significantly over 1 trillion dollars in reserve itself, and wouldn't want the value to collapse overnight. India also have no allegiance/concern for US$ and will take advantage of any country which will accept the Ruppee. And largely socialist South America and much of Africa and mid east don't like US anyway and will move to a credible alternative once established.

RazB...in normal times, with interest rates where they are, you expect gold to fall to rock bottom; cos high interest interest rates increases opportunity cost of holding gold.

But these are not normal times. De-Dollarisation is taking place brought on by US weaponising of the dollar. Expect gold to rise to record levels when interest rates start falling, with most conservative of estimates predicting $2,300 per oz by end 2024.

"So the Point I Said to You About Cineworld Moving it’s Headquarters to the Cayman Islands Was Right."

You said the Newco cannot move its headquarters from UK, which is not the same. They can move it to Greenland, Alaska, Mongolia or anywhere else if they so decided...nothing stopping them.

Only sales going through with big spread on sp. With investor service providers imposing ban on any buying, MMs are scooping up shares at knockdown prices. They'll only have to hold for 2 weeks to make a killing on the AIX.

A balanced article IMO

https://tippinsights.com/hows-ukraine-counter-offensive-going-it-depends/

BSR...don't waste your breath, bug-blue has always been low on facts/substance and high on bluster. I've caught him out so many times.

UK 'government' CANNOT stop CINE or any other company moving its headquarters to any other country including the Cayman Islands.

https://www.quora.com/Can-the-government-stop-a-company-from-moving-its-HQ-to-a-different-country

D36...you are talking through your back side!

Urai5...thanks for simplifying, and makes sense too.

I think we're in for a bosting 2023; especially the second half of 2023.

CINE shareholders needs to come to terms with the fact that CINE can never become a successful profit making company unless creditors write off large chunk of debts and freeholders of properties renegotiates leases/rents downwards going forward. Creditors have already decided they will not be doing that.

There is an alternative; get film companies to release 20 Barbies a year to significantly boost gate receipts and that isn't going to happen either.

ATB

Ukraine cannot win this war, neither can it afford to continue with it for much longer. The area Russia currently occupies used to account for over 70% of Ukraine exports so there's not much foreign currency being earned either. The war is almost entirely fought on borrowed money (from US, EU, other countries, IMF, World bank) in the form of loans, aid or lend lease program. Ukraine forex reserves currently stands at record levels, but its all made up of borrowed money which will have to be paid back.

Add to this the ending of Ukraine grain export agreement which will add to inflationary pressures globally. Further lack of progress in the counter offensive means disappointed partners on whom Ukraine depends for support and survival.

Most recently, Russia have started bombing Odessa and surrounding Black Sea costal areas taking out more infrastructure, crippling Ukraine's ability to trade.

Russia is well dug in and conducting a war of attrition to which Ukraine have no answer.

where does Ukraine go from here?

"Ergo........ We are Fuuuuuuuukkkkked."

Biden doesn't like us, EU doesn't, Russia doesn't, most of developing countries (especially ones that don't matter) don't like us, we don't get on with China etc etc.

Lets face it, UK have become 'Billy no mates' of this world.

Where do we go from here?

"why sentiment has change to positive ?"

Cos CINE day traders are taking 'no news as good news', and no more than that maidit.

Dividend will not be announced until the company splits, and it cannot split until it actually redomiciles. Also, not to forget Nesis did say he had absolutely nothing to do with POLY Russia so how can he announce divis on their behalf.

Get real................

I think most allow sells only...of course I stand to be corrected. Most will sell any POLY shares remaining in accounts on last day.

Market makers know that and have therefore lowered price with a big spread. They will probably transfer holding to Kaz after and make a killing

Urai5...can't agree with you more. Nothing new in todays news except confirmation of the date of redomciliation. And yes, the results will be good as all indicators has been in POLY's favour since turn of the year.

Pray for Peace indeed...too too cruel to watch. Also, the link BSR posted earlier states field doctors saying casualties are 3 times as high on the Ukranian sides as compared to before counter offensive. Not surprised cos if the mines don't get you the machine guns waiting once you run clear of mines will.

This war has to end.

Russia occupies approx 120,000 sq miles. According to article Ukraine has liberated about 80 sq miles, which equates to 0.06% of occupied land.

Further, article states how Dnipro river provides Russia with a solid buffer. If you recall, when Russia withdrew from parts of Kherson on the western side of Dnipro, Ukraine hailed it as a big success, but it was a tactical withdrawal. Russia found it very difficult to supply troops across river Dnipro and so withdrew, and now Ukraine is finding they just cannot attack on fronts where the river separates two forces as they would face same problems. The divide that runs along Dnipro is totally silent.