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Its just a matter of by how much.

Oxford vaccine approval imminent and with mass rollout coming from January 4th all over the news media at the weekend.

Brexit deal agreed after market close on Xmas Eve and was far better than most thought.

Trump has also just signed off the $900 Billion Fiscal stimulus package in the US.

I think we will see the 70's tomorrow and should hopefully rebase there to start the New Year.

Limited downside also when all your cinemas are closed, you are funded and bank waivered.

Ignore your traders and trolls as they have been caught light of stock on what has been an excellent Festive Break for news.

I think we all know they will be trying to buy first thing Tuesday morning. They are only seeking to try and limit any rise before they get the chance to buy in. It will probably all be in vain as with any luck it should go into Auction on opening.

Leave it to the Board of Directors to deal with any aspertions whilst continuing to grow the company. They are more than capable.

There are clearly funds playing this stock short to then going long and profiting and it never seems to stay under £3.00 for long.

The market has still to react to what is a far better Brexit deal than anyone expected delivered after market close.

And now we have the Oxford vaccine set for approval also and if the Times article is correct then it is with an improved efficacy level on par with the Pfizer and Moderna vacine. ASccompanied by a mass rollout set to accompany it.

My thinking has to be that we should be saying goodbye to the 60's for good.

Acorn planting season continues on so many undervalued stocks.

The Times last night was carrying a story that the Oxford Vaccine's efficacy is now on a par with that of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.

What with a good Brexit deal ending 4 years of uncertainty (and on really good terms) and now the Oxford vaccine set frp a[[rpva; and an accelerated rollout coming the UK market should be in for a good week.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9089575/Britain-free-lockdowns-February-Oxfords-Covid-vaccine.html

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9089575/Britain-free-lockdowns-February-Oxfords-Covid-vaccine.html

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9089575/Britain-free-lockdowns-February-Oxfords-Covid-vaccine.html

Don't rule out Oxford vaccine news imminently. The Torygraph seems to be saying authorisation could come as soon as tomorrow and that the Govt is currently drawing up plans for an accelerated roll-out come 4th January. Directly relevant here.

Brexit deal was far better than most expected and we should benefit from any positive general market sentiment as we do have over 100 cinemas in European countries.

I was just wondering if anyone noticed the after hours Brexit deal that was announced.

It looks a far better deal than many had been expecting

Gap up Tuesday on opening, possibly 10% to 20% would be my educated guess.

You should to see Fund monies now finding their way back onto the market with Brexit uncertainties now removed.

I think some posters in here today are realising that the Brexit deal announced, after the early close of the market on Christmas Eve, is far superior to what most expected. In actual fact it is a vastly superior improvement on the weak deal that an out of her depth Theresa May negotiated.

Let the reaction and 4 years of uncertainty sink in.
Lets get the vote through on Wednesday which is looking good.
Then there is also has to be a fair chance the Oxford vaccine gets authorisation prior to New Years eve, leaving not too many days. Then watch the fast acceleration if the vaccination program.

Funded,
Waivered and
Jangho Bells has been increasing their holding.

Here's to a healthy and prosperous New Year to all the good people on this bulletin board.

Oracle,

Given the previous weak deal that he inherited from Theresa May the deal that Boris has been able to pull off is a blinder and imv much much better than the market was anticipating.

Zero about services only concern the non-holders and looking for a quick entry on Tuesday morning. You can't touch, You can't feel and nor can you tariff them. Hence why there is no real mention.

Enjoy the rest of the Festive break and lets see what Tuesday and beyond brings on what is already am undervalued share.

If one of these renders the vaccine less effective, or even ineffective then lift off.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9085225/Border-force-standby-prepare-turn-visitors-South-Africa.html

Enjoy the festivities whilst you can as I think we will be heading for a full National lockdown again in the New Year.

Merry Christmas to one and all.

Sounds like Lord Frost, Boris and Co have bargained their way to a very good deal indeed.
In rank order I had the best being a Canadian type deal, mid ground being a Norwegian type deal and the least appealing being an Australian type deal with rock bottom being a no deal.
It's a Canadian style deal so for me the most favourable.

Where Cineworld are concerned we have cinemas in the EU in Ireland, Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic, Romania, Bulgaria and Slovakia so it removes business uncertainties and provides stability and certainty going forward.

Brexit uncertainty now removed and the vaccines rolling out in the US, UK and EU which are our three main markets.

Its made my Christmas for many of you know on here that I had a not unsubstantial side bet running on this with the bookies, as well as positions in several shares. The market makers can get their clapper boards out again for a "Take 2" when markets resume, given it was announced outside today's early closing hours.

Merry Christmas everyone.

I share the same views as you opulentia.

Sounds like Lord Frost and Co have bargained their way to a pretty good deal.

In rank order I had it as the best being a Canadian type deal, mid ground being a Norwegian type deal and the least appealing being an Australian type deal and rock bottom no deal. It's a Canadian style deal.

It keeps up the cooperation with our near neighbours in the EU and gives businesses like MCRO the certainty to now plot its future going forward and in so doing maintains removes what has been 4 years of uncertainty.

Brilliant result.

The scope momon is back up to 1132p on the graph to only get to pre-Covid levels.

Should go much higher than that as the world gets back to normal.

Its looking like a press conference later this morning for a Brexit deal which should lift uncertainties.

Definitely Jangho Bells,

Jangho Bells, Jangho Bells, Jangho all the way.

Have a good un and this is one of my pick for double or treble money on 2021

Expecting a Live press Conference later this morning.

I wonder what that might be.

Vaccines rolling out in the US, the UK and also the EU now.

So all our markets are now looking rosy and on top it looks like Warner Bros are having to backtrack and with their films in cinemas first.

Its going to be a Happy New Year come March / April.

Jangho have upped there stake again.
Brexit is looking like an announcement tomorrow
and
Its looks like Warner Bros might now backtracking with Dune looking set to debut in Cinemas after a threat of legal action.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9080869/Dune-debut-theaters-amid-reports-potential-lawsuits-production-company.html

I can sniff a 70p breach coming.

It was mentioned at the end of the Initial test results when they came out in July this year. It's at the end of the RNS

Latest mutant strain and there will be many more. This virus is not only a killer but a right stinker in every sense of the word.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9082981/Matt-Han****-plunges-parts-England-Tier-4-Boxing-Day.html

Just read what Professor Holgate has stated on SNG001 re dealing with mutations.

Professor Stephen Holgate CBE, Medical Research Council Clinical Professor of Immunopharmacology at the University of Southampton and Co-Founder of Synairgen, said: "Recognising that SARS-CoV-2 is known to have evolved to evade the initial antiviral response of the lung, our inhaled treatment of giving high local concentrations of interferon beta, a naturally occurring antiviral protein, restores the lung's ability to neutralise the virus, or any mutation of the virus or co-infection with another respiratory virus such as influenza or RSV, as could be encountered in the winter if there is a resurgence of COVID-19."