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Thought the same in an increasing interest rate environment.

It is getting tempting again.

170p was the bid that undevalued the company

Don't you just love the opportunities the market presents.

Lock up and leave and wait for the splits or another formal bid to emerge.

John I have investments in several shares that will benefit handsomely when the conflict ends and follow it by the day and hour. So balanced as opposed to deluded. Into my filter bin you go.

mountainous maybe stay off the shandys when you are thinking about posting. Had to double check it wasn't giant squid posting.

Cheaper still today and getting back to height of the pandemic lows with all shops fully reopen.

Incredible really.

One of them appears to have used the canvassing re the takeover to sell down this stock and are probably now closing their position out at a nice healthy profit. Same again on any rebound.

Then also as any rebuffed bidder why not load up also at nearly half the price you were prepared to pay.

At almost the half price sale. Didn't quite get the bottom but not far off.

Major shareholders consulted and all seem in agreement that even £1.70 significantly undervalues and in line trading.

Last couple of market sessions whilst others have wobbled.

Given it is 80% of ADMISSIONS as opposed to 80% of Box office that is being used as a measure the blockbusters are of course important and putting everyones bums on seats, but it also probably shows the importance of

*Unlimited cards and using them as many times as you can.
*Those "Cineworld days" where all tickets recently were £2.50 and the cinemas were rammed.
*Recent promos such as the recent Bad Guys for £2.50 over the last weekend or so, and the equivalents in our Regal and RoW cinemas. Regal presently doing $2 entry for one of four films on set days.
* Showings of diverse and special interest films to draw in wider audiences.

There must be a bit more to it than than this basic measure as the admission side alone only accounts for somewhere between 50%, 51.4% 60.3% of revenues dependant on which of our territories you look at.

Amongst other things they do also sell Cards.

https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/news/shares/wh-smith-shares-rally-5-3-as-sales-exceed-pre-pandemic-levels

Question is, will Candy have been buying more over the last few days.

Nothing stopping him filling up at cheaper prices as with it being lower than his £1.40 previous purchase then it wouldn't jeopardise the minimum price in cash that would have to be paid.

That's Nick Candy when he bought 1million shares for roughly £1.40p

https://www.pressreader.com/

Sri, the Cineworld shareprice was just over 41p on the 25th February this year which is the day that Russia's special operation in Ukraine commenced.

That's with all the repetitive headwinds that the paid to posts routinely troll up and was also one of the quietest Box Office months going. It then fell whilst having no cinemas whatsoever in either Ukraine or Russia.

Now look at the massively improving Box Offices coming in, extend that to additional revenues and its at 23p ??

The court case Sri is in October and months away and if you look at the potential outcomes that went through the previous court case and the counter appeal then there is in my view 6 of 7 options which could result in favourable reductions in the awards and on top if Cine win and their appeal is upheld then that makes 7 out of 8 options. The lost opportunities for shareholders is the 7th or 8th and was already negated due to shareholder churn and associated consensual issues. That for me is good odds and with 3 heads ruling next time.

The market makers or a fund here are simply playing this bulletin board every time a troll pops up (probably paid to post). Latest one popped up this morning and its either Court case, debt or covenant test. None pop up applauding the vastly improving revenues. Most of the market is nicely blue today including other leisure sector players yet @CINE sits red.

People can see the visible improvement in attendances so presently the share price sits disconnected from where it has been previously on far lesser numbers and it's probably why the drops are not generating any great volumes.

Incidentally there are no winners in conflict.

Russia failed in trying to take Kyiv, then they regrouped and failed to take Cherniyiv with another embarrassing second withdrawal. Now they are at a stalemate in the Donbas. The only limited success they have had is Mariupol for a land corridor. Over 32,000 Russian soldiers have lost their life, over 50 of those generals and colonels. Over double that again maimed or injured and more military hardware decimated than would make all the scrap metal dealers in the salivate more than Pavlov's dogs. That is just to date and that is how it will remain until Mr Putin belatedly realises this is going no further and decides to negotiate a settlement. More advanced Nato weaponry is arriving and further set to arrive and if what I read the other day is correct, he is running out of missiles as the component parts required to make new ones are sanctioned. More chance as time goes on of Ukraine retaking many parts of its own lands. And just to add Sweden and Finland now joining Nato (and Kosovo and Bosnia won't be far behind) I would not term as a victory.

Far better to be liaising with bankers off a vastly improving near $800M May Box Office and a June month which is shaping up for $900M and possibly more and with Adam Arons comments about last weekend surpassing last years by 15%. That's just the tickets sales mind and the only visible bit. Ad revenues from the amount I am seeing must be back to normal maybe higher, then concession sales etc etc.

Looks terribly undervalued imho for the present levels of business.

Happy to sit and tough it out.

Perhaps you could explain for us all how the covenant test works?

Or are you just another troll from the boiler room. Your lack of history and postings say the latter but happy to be surprised. You can't even spell covenant correctly.

There it is in black and white.

https://twitter.com/CEOAdam/status/1536509670793289729?cxt=HHwWgoCxmfTZ49IqAAAA

As an aside went and saw Jurassic World last night with Mrs Lat. Saw the first but not the second but it didn't matter as it was easy to follow. Really enjoyed it. Went at what would be early evening and was pleasantly surprised to find the cinema half full on a Tuesday, all age groups inlcuding family groupings and a a high level of concession purchases. Lots of suspense and tension as mountainous pointed out yesterday and definitely not as gory as anticipated. Loved the Malta action scenes and liked the way it all came together in the end. Definitely made for the big screen and made for 3D if you get the chance to see it as such.