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Those looking to sell please do and stop crying here.

this is worth a read

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/08/04/cinemark-regal-dont-want-to-shorten-theatrical-window.html

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/08/04/cinemark-regal-dont-want-to-shorten-theatrical-window.html

Also Cinemark reported a net loss of $170 million and share price went up by 7%

https://www.screendaily.com/news/unhinged-drives-uk-and-ireland-box-office-forward-with-263-top-spot-surge/5152040.article

Looking forward for Tenet release
The base is set for the rocket to hit the sky

Another useful thing to remember is, last time in April when US cases hit around 35k per day the hospitalisations were 60k but in July when the US cases hit 70k still the hospitalisations tops close to 60k. So, in effect it means less people require hospitalisations even when the cases doubled which is a good sign of improvement in immunity/virus becoming less effective/world health improving.

Hosai, very useful link, clearly shows that the overall cases are decreasing, just wait for the market to pick it up and off we go. This time together with cinemas opening and nearing COVID vaccine we will hit £1.5 for sure.

I have put nine in the list now. growing very fast like how our SP will grow.

Interstellar Imax 2D Sheffield at 19:20, 66 booked and growing....
I will be holding for trebling my money.

Joe go and invest in Blackrock funds which has fallen only 18% this year.

https://www.investments.lloydsbank.com/funds-centre/full-fund-range/details/GB00B7W4GQ69

Anyone interested in understanding how short covering pushes price up, have a look at the behaviour of SP in past three hours, looks like someone is covering their shorts. No one whats to be caught out with Naked Shorts.

RS, when the market is fearful, I like to add shares rather than sell as I can see the market value of the company. So yes, you are right people will regret not buying at these prices and they will buy at much higher prices.

https://nypost.com/2020/08/02/relief-neurorx-rlf-100-helps-critical-covid-19-patients/

Link above for covid treatments helping struggling patients recover in just three days

Bully you don't even know where to look for the proper data. Common Man you should be better putting your money in the bank. 0.1% is better for you.
https://shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB00B15FWH70/

https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottmendelson/2020/08/02/china-box-office-chris-nolan-interstellar-starring-matthew-mcconaughey-anne-hathaway-jessica-chastain-opens-near-3-million/amp/

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/usa/florida/

Looking at the review of the movie Unhinged, I can see it is average but looking at the booking for the same movie, the demand is promising and most shows are getting sold out.
What it tells me is, people at home are so bored that they will see any new movie. Just wondering how much revenue will be generated once the popular movies like Tenet, Mulan come on the screen.
Lot of money to be made here. Choice is for yours to make.

I thought the link was very clear but incase you couldn't see it or ignore to see it, see below again

https://www.dividendmax.com/united-kingdom/london-stock-exchange/travel-and-leisure/cineworld/dividends

Investroid, I can see Cine paid more than 30 p in dividend in 2019, why are you quoting a tiny 9 p.

https://www.dividendmax.com/united-kingdom/london-stock-exchange/travel-and-leisure/cineworld/dividends

What will happen when Tenet releases...$$$
Thank you shorters for giving the opportunity to buy so cheap, keep up the good work.

Looking at cineworld sheffield website, some of the old movies like 'back to the future' are already nearing sold out for 15:40 show today. These movies can easily be watched on Netflix/Amazon/online. People are still willing to pay £5.75 + food money + travel money + restricted timebound viewing + inconvenience of get up and going out. If people are so willing to pay for old movies, I am just wondering what will happen once movies like Tenet will release. $$$
Shorters please short more so that I can buy more cheap.