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The markets shut at Midday today and thats them closed for Easter.

I think it closes at 12:00

https://www.tradinghours.com/markets/lse/hours

stevenmerret, you are absolutely correct. The markets are closed tomorrow as it is good Friday, so yes today only to Bed and Isa. My mistake and the reminder has prompted me to get some easter eggs for the children.

So its a new tax year on Monday and a Boris announcement (leaked in advance to the press over the weekend)

Morgan Stanley increasing again.

I guess thats who's buy order has been getting filled.

Now back to over 9%

Keep posting Gusto1, I like your posts. When the share price is sat at such a discount to the NAV (81.8p imho) you don't need to hang on every tick of the share price.

Lets concentrate on the bigger drivers which are UK shops reopening and footfall flowing through our UK centres again, revenue and profits for retailers and improved rent payments and back payments.

So much money has been saved through what has been an extended lockdown and people have been deprived of a basic human need - retail therapy. Mrs Lat is already planning here shopping days out.

stevenmerrett,

I know it is not me you are communicating to but just to clarify you can in theory Bed and ISA on the same day so with the right broker or platform you have tomorrow as well. It can be done whilst you are on the phone and they call the market makers direct. Yes there is a sale but the shares are bought back immediately and placed into your ISA. Minus what is normally only a few shares and any dealing charges. The market makers don't normally exact the full spread knowing they will be immediately bought back and some platforms only charge you the one commission. If it were bed and ISA's then you would expect to see tow near similar trades one after the other and with the second slightly less than the first.

More to the point though is that after the 5 April its a new financial year and next years ISA allowances of £20k come into play. Twice that if you have a spouse.

Not many stocks out there offering the present discount to NAV and for the UK side of the business to be reopening with vaccine rollout backing and this time it being permanent and irreversible. Again 5th April for any announcement though I would expect the weekend press to confirm it in advance.

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/coronavirus-wales-lockdown-mark-drakeford-20295090

Matrix 4, John Wick 4, Mortal Kombat and plenty others not even on that trailers playlist and all showing in cinemas in an 8 month time period before the end of the year. It is quite literally an embarassment of riches.

Bonkers0801,

I'd just relax and let Jangho and Bank of America look after the price.

Mark Drayford signalling Welsh reopenings points to England, Scotland and the rest of the UK not being far behind. US and UK, all vaccine backed.

Look back after the end of July when 3 blockbusters grace the silver screen all in one month: Black Widow, Fast and Furious 9 and Maverick, The Top Gun sequel.

Here's a snapshot of clips of some of what's coming.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAHnPVcmvTI

Bonkers0801, France has been in semi-lockdown in 16 regions, mainly around Paris and the North for over two weeks and it should really make no difference whatsover to the CINE share price as they don't have any cinemas in the country. If it does then I think you will find many adding and topping up.

https://www.cineworldplc.com/en/about-us/our-international-business

The dividend is actually 0.2p or the scrip dividend if elected and there have been plenty have been locked into the cash option through their trading platforms so who knows the secret of the black magic box. You do also realise that nothing happens Scrip dividend unless it gets shareholder approval at an AGM on the 4th May. "Payment" is then on the 13th May, so four or five weeks away.

I think having waited for the best part of a year for re-openings of UK shops backed with a vaccine and making this one permanent and irreversible I'll be hanging on in there. We'll know for definite on Monday (5th April) if that's the case.

You can't close what has already been closed and for a good couple of weeks, or the 10% in one unit that has just been recently sold.

You can always spot the day trader a mile away.

End of tax year tidying up.

About £10k's worth and a drop in the ocean.

And why wouldn't they.

*Results are out the way and a line now drawn in the sand
*Staged Reopenings imminent in the US (75% of market) and UK to follow.
*Permanently and irreversibly in the UK and imho the US also (Both Vaccine backed)
*Funds all raised and fully Funded till the end of the year
* Warner Bros "no show" dispute resolved favourably with WB films into Cineworld cinemas.
* Unrivalled Full slate of movies for the year ahead. Embarassment of Riches.
* Bank of America having just taken a sizeable stake in their own right.

They took out the 100p, 99p, 98p and 97p stops probably in anticipation of demand for CINE shares going forwards.

Now in a position that many have waited a year to get too. Reopenings with vaccinations and movies galore.

Nah, its market makers that have been caught out by the two increased stakes.

I wouldn't worry about it as there won't be too many selling if Jangho are on the increase again and you also have Bank of America with a sizeable additional stake.

Come July, all things being equal I think you should be able to add 50% to 60% to today's share price.

Nah Gusto1 I just think its more of the same from the last few days and just trying to pick up as many as they can and as cheap as they can. They are still not getting many though.

Looking forward to 5th April, not only for hopefully a positive announcement on shops reopening but it also represents the start of a new financial year and a new ISA allowance of £20K each for anyone and their spouse to invest tax free.

Just had another look at that list and there are at least 9 films on there that I will be going to see.

If you think about it there hasn't been a new film release of any significance since Tenet and Unhinged all them months ago. The same applies to DVD's as well and films you can download off Itunes, Amazon etc. I'm not a fan of streaming services.

Just seriously think of all that pent up demand (and savings) that is out there and the embarassment of riches that is out there to tempt them. Easily still one of the cheapest nights out.

There's your bizarre trading patterns explained. Somebody has been quite happily soaking up any that anyone is happy to sell and then you get a glimpse of a couple of fingers of their hand at the end of business. Probably BlackRock looking after their additional investment.

Roll on 5th April for a reopening announcement and in the meantime I will gladly take the scrip dividend. Short term (conservative) target is 50p for a review although that is only half of the 101p that I think should be about right.

Impressive slate of stacked up movies all made, now scheduled and ready to go.

Just looking at them, it looks like July is going to be a monster month.

The first 3 I'll definitely be booking in to see.

Most of the UK and the US should be well vaccinated by then.

If they don't offer the Scrip dividend then you are definitely disadvantaged and in this case by about 90%. In this day and age of pandemics and places being closed (not for much longer), it also benefits the company itself to retain and keep hold of liquid cash. No doubt some of the brokers who are not offering their services are part of wider companies that are more happy to offer financing and underwrite and take part in placings for fees and for 10% and 20% discounts and profit.

You are absolutely right that it should be a basic shareholder right. The ultimate sanction though is walking with your feet and transferring your business to a competitor. Their loss in the long run.

Here you need to be holding once the market closes at 4.30p.m. to qualify for either the cash dividend or the enhanced scrip dividend, as it goes ex-dividend the next day.