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Well remembered hellyah,

Opening till 10p.m. allowed 6 days per week if they like.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/mar/26/shops-stay-open-until-10pm-england-lockdown-eased-jenrick

It's just one of a multiple armoury of revenue streams now emerging at HeiQ but none the less a lucrative one.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9437665/Boris-confirms-shops-reopen-Monday-lockdown-roadmap-doubt.html

I had been getting optimistic over the extended weekend that we may have got some meat on the bones off the PM with the opening up of travel sanctioned for may 17th and the traffic light system. But he didn't spell out any real details and answered cautiously on fielding any travel related questions.

So good news that the Road Map is on course. Mixed views on what reaction it may have for my TUI holding but definitely good news for the likes of retailers and hopefully my shares in the likes of Hammerson, the shopping centre operator. Pubs you would think should also react favourably.

Excellent article that shows the pent up demand that is out there and increasing confidence levels backed by vaccines and highlighting also that Chinese cinemas are virtually back to pre-pandemic levels. That just shows whats coming. Just wait till you get Black Widow, Fast and Furious 9 and Maverick (Top Gun) all in the month of July.

If the market isn't treating retail properties appropriately with proper valuations then it is a shrewd move off Hammerson and R-R-G to capitalise on sectors where you will get far higher valuations and yields for your property. The housing sector for instance is sat at all time highs and should remain there or thereabouts for many years. It all improves the NAV moving forward and serves as a reminder that they are sat on some highly valuable city centre and out of town space.

Brilliant news also that the PM has sanctioned Non-essential shops reopening on the 12th April.

With shops reopened, come customers, come £ notes spent, come revenues and profits and the ability for rents and back rent payments to improve markedly.

if you have all day to let yourself get roped into wasting your day communicating with a clear tr oll then be my guest. There are better things to be doing with your life and your time.

The PM at 5p.m today should be the only thing that matters today as it will serve as a reminder that the UK's Road Map is bang on course.

If you haven't been on the board for a day or so then you have been exactly the same as me and which means the derampers have been talking to and amongst themselves. being as they are not invested it won't make any difference.

In the meantime CINE is now open again, after months of nil revenues and its $$$, revenue and profits conveyor belt should start rolling again.

Staggered reopening in the US and with better attendances than most had expected at Godzilla v Kong, then its Mortal Kombat to come. You can just see how Cineworld's Regal cinemas openings are scheduled to ramp up , and ramp up.

https://www.regmovies.com/static/en/us/theatres-reopening

Then UK reopening on the 19th May.

And all the time you have them moving forward into an unsurpassed plethora of movies all stacked up and ready to go.

https://www.cineworld.co.uk/static/en/uk/blog/new-movie-release-dates-everything-you-need-to-know

I'll be very surprised if come the end of July, and with 3 Large takings films in the same month, if the share price isn't the other side of £1.50 (Conservative imho)

Did I forget to mention Jangho increasing their stake again and Bank of America appearing out of nowhere with a sizeable holding.

100p is actually not impossible as I worked out a figure of 101p previously just to equal market cap minus debt.

Better to concentrate right now on what os front and centre and that is to get on with the job in hand of getting the UK to reopening firstly (permanently and irreversibly that is)

UK 2nd vaccination rates are also picking up nicely in the background to support this and it looks like Scotland are now hinting that the Moderna vaccine is arriving next week to bolster our vaccination programme. Then should come Novavax approval and its fully UK produced vaccines.

Encouraging news from Godzilla versus Kong opening days and CINE now have its first cinemas open as of yesterday. Pace of that ramp up is only going to intensify and multiply over the next few weeks and having gone from a situation where all cinemas were closed CINE are now back in business. $$$$, Revenue, Profit.

https://www.regmovies.com/static/en/us/theatres-reopening

May 19th also looks very much on for UK reopening.

Switching off to enjoy Easter.

All. Stop posting on their thread. They are actually laughing at you when you do it..
In over a year have you seriously not learned a thing.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/CINE/further-liquidity-secured-and-notice-of-agm-urhbykv483cpkzf.html

Have we not learned yet just to skip over the post and pop them in the filter bin, instead of adding credency to their post with wasting your own time with a reply and multiplication of a duplicitous thread.

Vaccine backed openings will be permanent and irreversible.

Saihaj, you really don't need to be worrying about demand.

If you have watched the US and how for Spring break they have all flooded to the beaches en masse and how people in the UK have descended on parks with our own easings on the 29th March, its a given

People have been cooped up now for nearly three and a half months and are itching to get out and exercise their freedom.

Great news on Godzilla versus Kong attendances which only serve to reinforce my above view.

Looks like Berkeley the housebuilder aquiring 4.7 acres for £41 Million off UK Commercial Property Reit. About £10 Million per acre.

Just lets you see what our land bank of 103 acres could be worth just as a bare asset. If Berekeley can make substantial further profit from it then so can R-R-G and HMSO.

https://www.standard.co.uk/business/property/kew-retail-park-housebuilder-b927516.html

It can only mean MS on the prowl for more stock.

Happy Easter and lets see what the PM has to say on Monday.

Pickuzawinnah I am more happy with things climbing steadily, prior if the market makers enable it, but moreso after physical reopening takes place. Things will only get for rent and back rent collection once tills open again (permanently)

Mark Drayford has confrmed Non-essential retail reopening in Wales on 12th April

April fool by the looks of things on the closing time

got them the wrong way round.

So by the time the markets next reopen some of America will have got to see Godzilla versus Kong in their local Regal cinema and forwards they move to larger and wider reopenings for Mortal Kombat.

Thanks for that Bonkers0801,

So by the time the markets next reopen some of America will have got to see Mortal Kombat in their local Regal cinema and forwards they move to larger and wider reopenings for Godzilla versus Kong.

Nice also to see that our leader and CEO - R-R-G has just been incentivised to the tune of just over 2 million shares at an equivalent price of 33.5860 p.