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Every company that sells shares were in dire conditions just before lockdown, 18/19p this was! Does anyone recall 2008/2009 recession? Prices went down next to nothing. A lot of people, including myself made a lot of money, one share I bought at 10p, went down to 5p! Ended up selling at 58p, that was just one share!! SPs rise and fall in news, good or bad. If anyone thinks the world is going to stop revolving on a pandemic, I'm sorry you are wrong. Keyboard warriors, not invested in anything, done their nuts selling at a loss, buying in and selling again at a loss posting the obvious in prices going down, they absolutely bore me. If you want to sell, sell!
The news at the moment, is today's news, tomorrow's news and probably 6 months time news. People buy shares thinking they can invest £1000 pound and make 50% profit in a week are not educated.
Now, I'm in no position to day buy, sell or hold. Just look at the bigger picture here, 2/3 years down the line this share and 90% of all others will give a minimum of 50% profit. USA is unfortunately the country in the world that is suffering with massive increases of cases, does anyone think the whole continent is going to die?
Today's price means diddly to what it will be in a years time. USA will sort itself out, like the rest of the world has.
Good luck on your investment/s.

Ftse is down 3.11% on USA problems. Europe deaths and infections, bar Russia are actually on a really good downward level.
USA have some dumb bum in charge, still more buys than sells in most stocks inc Cine. I personally won't sell until 50% down, but will buy on 25% loss. Can't this happening here. Remember, you haven't lost anything unless you sell at a loss.
Investroid, whats your view on this?

Long term £1.30 - £1.50.
I'd definitely buy again. If I can get extra shares at a discounted price, why not? Making money is what it's all about. Enjoy your evening people. Nice blue tick very welcomed tomorrow at 8:00am.

If I see anything above 92p on open, I'm selling.. risk getting in a lower amount. 6k profit.
Tell the yanks to keep on buying!!

Buys outweighing sells.. expected 84 eod.. may not breach it. Good news always welcomed.

Mr BJ giving talk on BBC.. Watch some sps rise as he talks..

Thanks Investroid, I'm keeping an open eye on these figures, seeing that three quarters of the cine share price is affected with USA.
Very good post earlier, keep em coming.

40% in 2/3 days?? I like your optimism, but I'd be happy to see it trickle upwards.

I just topped up by 6750 shares.. Got a good feeling..

As interesting as waiting for the sky to fall down.

Bloomberg USA will be doing an interview concerning theatre reopenings in the UK. Maybe worth a worth.
LP 77.30

Just read their site. It seems they will continue to sell food and drink. To be fair, you couldn't watch a film without it. It also states that you can provide your own food. It's going to an an interesting July 2020.

Did Cineworld mention about serving food and drink?

Have I miss a RNS on this? Or we due one?

84? It's gone the other way.. Shorters having a good afternoon on this.

The buys have been outweighing the sells for weeks day on day. I expect these most of the sells will be mopped up with buys. My opinion, but MMs seem to have kept this price as low as possible. In my experience, the price does rocket up days later. So, maybe an 84p breach today. (?)

12m sells??

Investroid - A very good post, and basically, I couldn't put it any better myself. Keep posting!!

https://simplywall.st/stocks/gb/media/lse-cine/cineworld-group-shares

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Just my reckoning, I can't see any other way of doing this.

Online bookings only, the venue will have time to make room, i.e families of 4 can sit together and make the space (2m, really! all around them), and an hour in between showings to give staff time to scrub down and make seating arrangements for the next screening. Possibly a phone app ordering of popcorn and beverages, so when you get in, you can just collect it, queuing would be at a bare minimum. Films showing longer to give everyone a chance to view at the big screen. Or even show the more popular films on two at a time, half an hour difference, again to minimize the queues. This can be done, run at profit, and the share price will flourish. As the virus infections decrease over time, cinemas will be more of an attraction more than ever. People want to get out to spend, spend and spend. This is what this country is all about. 10% seating? They will have no problems seating 33%.