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I keep saying it. Don't be surprised if we skip back over £1.00 tomorrow and start making our way back to £1.20 now that the UK (and visible) side of CINE will be moving to reopening and then a full lifting of social distancing rules.

In all probability not an RNS to be seen and a load of PI's shares mugged off them and transferred over to willing Institutions. It's just how the city works.

Today is extremely good. Put them down for rent payments also imho. dyor.

Some good statements coming out of UK retailers the last few days.

Are flavour of the month. It's that simple.

antmoss44 it shouldn't matter for revenues and profits will speak for themselves over the next 3 and 6 months. End July (after F9 and Black Widow a good revie point, End September with the new Bind film as a 2nd review point)

I am already watching it and benefiting from it in retailers which have seen good footfall since reopening and the market is now starting to cotton on there. Superdry, SPD, CARD, even Greggs is now on the rebound.

Things are returning to normal a lot faster than some are prepared to admit or give credit for. But you can read it for yourself in the stats that come out. Footfall, Covid etc and there are an unprecedented number of films there to keep driving things.

CINE should be about due to catch it's own second wind.

Questor saying keep buying is no doubt helping sentiment.

It has only started giving back what was stolen from it pre- reopening.

The only open secret Cruis1 was the date for an announcement and some sought to use it to their advantage to gain what they wished and from about 105p down. Some might argue it was from £1.20 down.

All the while good staged progress has been made and not reflected (in fact the reverse).

*Come Friday just past CINEWORLD has already reopened circa 255 multiplexes under the Regal Cinemas brand in the USA.
* Contrary to what some would have you believe Vaccines have always been the key as it is they that will bring the swiftest return to normality and "permanent and irreversible reopenings.
* US vaccine rollout is going gangbusters
* Uk vaccine rollout has surpassed anyones expectations. Only 2 and 5 deaths reported for the last 2 days at what is coming up to 3rd Stage of lockdown. The resultant spikes that were expected with each stage of unlocking have failed to materialise.
* 128 more multiplexes should get the go ahead for reopening across the UK come 17 may
* A further 153 reopen this Friday in the US. (14th)
* Then a further 127 in the US on 21 May.

Then things should only get even better from there on in. Our cinemas in Hungary and Poland have the green light to reopen. Our cinemas in Israel can't be too far off reopening either.

*Capacity restrictions in the US are already lifting with Florida and Pennsylvania being the mist recent and others will follow suit as hospitalisations and mortality follow the same downward trend ourselves and Israel are experiencing.
* UK seems set to lift all social distancing measures come 21 June, if not before
* Europe similarly will catch up.

By the 21 may Cine will have experienced a huge turnaround from zero cinemas open for the best part of 6 months to 88% of revenue generating capacity reopened.

Maybe now Uk based funds and investors might start to sit up and take an interest.

BBC News 24 confirms 5p.m. news conference.

The prawns fly off the shelf lsesb. So enamoured was I that when I visited Edinburgh on the same trip there is another one situated as you head just from Princess Street down towards Leith and I visited it as well. You know you are onto a winner when there are queues outside at 12p.m. for lunch and it fills up in 30 minutes flat. Anyway you are getting me hungry and lets get back to talking movies. All I'll say is that I'm envious.

Is buying once TB has sold any stock and published the RNS, as it never fails to climb back and the size of the sale never merits the fall. Just imho

lsesb, good information that.

If you use Silverburn then you know the number of "feeder" restaurants that sit directly underneath the escalator to the Cineworld multiplex as I have previously mentioned on here. All set to reopen for indoor eating at the same time as cinemas get the green light.

Friends treated me to a Cosmo dining experience at the same time when I visited. Superb value all you can eat dining experience with fixed price good quality food and free soft drinks refills. I even tried your IRN BRU. It might be getting refurbished but well worth a visit if I may say so. "Shop with us" and "Dine with Us" tabs

https://www.shopsilverburn.com/

May I suggest you just take a little time to just work out the implications of seated hospitality earning money again in HMSO premises and the contribution it will make to rent collection. Here for instance is Silverburn in Glasgow which I have posted the link to previously. Choose the "Dine with US" option to give you some insight. This will enhance rent collections. They also all "feed" into a large Cineworld multiplex which will also be able to pay the rent as it should be reopening as well.

UK HMSO shopping centres will now become FULLY open.

https://www.shopsilverburn.com/

Fuller post second time around and even the fujitsu isn't working Robin. You know it might be the LSE forum itself.

Thanks for the replies.

It won't surprise one bit if we get back to over £1.00 by the end of the week and not one RNS appears.

It's hard not to argue that reopening in the Uk this time will be "permanent and irreversible" when you are trending Covid mortality rates of 5 and 2 at what is Stage 3 of reopenings on the Road Map.

Hopefully we should all get to book some tickets later today and the public get to end a 6 month drought of no new releases to watch.

Don't be surprised if we get back to £1.00 or £1.05 and not one RNS appears.

Hopefully we can get to book some tickets later today.

News Conference time anyone?

Looks like the indoor hospitality in the Food courts should now contribute to improved rent collection.

UK mortality last two days have been 5 and 2, and continuing the really low trend. It's hard not to see present vaccine backed reopenings being "permanent and irreversible"

https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-pm-confirms-lockdown-roadmap-will-progress-on-17-may-indoor-hospitality-and-household-mixing-to-return-12302080

https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-pm-confirms-lockdown-roadmap-will-progress-on-17-may-indoor-hospitality-and-household-mixing-to-return-12302080

1 of 17 different movies showing at e.g. Regal Pointe Orlando at the weekend, and with pre-orders being taken for others as well. Cinema goers have never had it so good and with just so much choice and more coming.

Meantimes Bidens vaccination programme continues unabated and as does the UK vaccination programme.

Another 600K vaccination day today and only 5 deaths reported yesterday and only 2 deaths reported today. Hospitalisations down again also and all going into tomorrows unlocking decision.

Absolutely astonishing numbers and its been saying herd immunity for about 2 weeks now imho. Schools open, shops open, outdoor pubs open and still this low !!

https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/

https://www.regmovies.com/theatres/regal-pointe-orlando-4dx-imax/1938#/buy-tickets-by-cinema?in-cinema=1938&at=2021-05-09&view-mode=list

Watch Monday to see if he gives any pointers towards 21st June.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9513027/Boris-Johnson-urges-public-realistic-future-UK-Covid-wave.html

smalltrader you make a number of perfectly valid points.

However I am divergent with your interpretation of why we are where we are and any AGM notions are a side show. I've just watched the same with Aviva and a major shareholder and it has meant absolutely nothing to the share price. The CINE bonuses are already approved. This is just about an institution flexing its rights to try and shuffle the deck chairs.

The share price was deliberately dropped and pre a very pertinent time for CINE and nothing to do with AGM. Further, and unless I am mistaken it started to turn again on Friday afternoon. there is nothing wrong with being complacent but perhaps you may be guilty of trying to find reasons after the event to try and justify things once the drop has happened.

We know from RNS that CINE is covered financially till year end in all eventualities. They have told us so. There won't be any RI until imho the SP is at least multiples of todays level. Bonds are the better and less dilutive route. Pay them back and take out the interest payments when things have recovered would be a sound thing to do.

By the way, by the time the UK reopens on the 17th May (and hopefully we find out at either midday or 5p.m. tomorrow) then CINE will already have have 408 multiplexes reopened in the US. They have circa 255 reopened as of Friday just past and there are another 153 opening in the US on May 14th. UK reopening should then add a further circa 128 multriplexes and then on 21 May the last 128 reopen in the US. So those cash registers, popcorn machines and the advertising credits have already started rolling.

The main focus next week should be on reopenings. It is not just about UK cinemas reopenins. It is also about all those "feeder" establishments of nearby pubs, restaurants and bars being given the green light for reopening at the same time. it helps make an "evening out" and one fuels the others demand and vice versa.

Reopenings will be great. Reopenings with increased capacity will be even better. Reopenings without capacity restrictions (as has been inferred) would be sublime. Great for our multiplexes but doubly so if your Pizza Expresses, Nando's, Wagamama's and Wetherspoons etc will also have increased capacity "feeding" demand.

I flagged before an HMSO property at Silverburn that has a top notch Cineworld cinema up an escalator on the first level. Directly beneath are most of the above restaurants plus many others. The dine with us link lets you see those "feeder" establishments.

Vaccine backed reopenings are where we want to be and going into a decision with Mortality having been in single figures and the teens surpasses what many had ever imagined at this point in time with schools and retail and al fresco already reopened

https://www.shopsilverburn.com/