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iangibbins,

All Cineworlds cinemas are closed until March April time so therefore any new strain should have no impact on them. You can't close cinemas that are already closed, nor lose any revenue from ones that are not generating anything presently. Now and in the intervening months several vaccines are now being rolled out, and being accelerated and that should cure things.

The Moderna vaccine now having passed for Emergency Use in the US to add to the Pfizer vaccine improves the chances of a quicker return to normailty for ourselves reopening.

Any US stimulus package should also boost markets and a Brexit deal should do likewise.

The more pertinent question from an investment perspective has to be where will the share price be at the end of March or April having reopened again into the new Bond film.

Hopefully some imminent news.

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/12/20/republican-democrats-reach-compromise-over-covid-19-stimulus-package.html

Great news RS2002 and to add to the Moderna vaccine being authorised for Emergency use on Friday evening.

With all our cinemas temporarily closed it is the mass rollout of these vaccines in both the UK and US that will get us the return to business normality that we all desire.

More movement.

The EU's position now seems to have changed to 25% of its catch by value returned to the UK and 6 years transitional period, from what was 18% and 8 years.

Time to place those chips. But will they be accompanied by Cod and Haddock or not.

This one is going down to the wire.

Just watching the Govt Briefing on this right now.

If there is one thing that Mooky has done which is exemplary in this pandemic then it has been to close all our cinemas and thereby damage limiting things down to nil.

It seems when it drops a bit we have someone increasing their holding.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/NETW/holdings-in-company-1h372zz03yb78sn.html

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-9069533/FDA-green-lights-Modernas-COVID-19-vaccine.html

Thanks for that one RS2002.

Great news for us and our US cinemas and they only last week the US ordered a further 100 Million doses prior to this approval.

It is these vaccines more than anything else that hold the key to us reopening all our cinemas and with a return to full capacity

Vaccine calculators by the way are irrelevant for the plan is to accelerate the roll out of the vaccine come the New Year via mass innoculations in giant Sports stadia.

I still believe it is going to happen prior to the end of year Fun. MP's broke for Xmas today but were told yesterday that they may be called back on Monday / Tuesday next week. Jacob Rees Mogg indicated 6 days required our side that can be squeezed to finalise it all through Parliament and the Lords. EU on the other side have been stating that Sunday is their deadline for it all to be agreed to allow it to be scrutinised and passed.

Tonight was a phone call between Boris to UVL to try and break the impasse and posturing again in my view with Micheal Gove pushed out there prior today to state publicly that there is less than 50% chance of a deal.

There is more chance of a favourable outcome if you run the clock down and the other side believe you are prepared to walk away, which is how Boris is portraying things. Remember that the EU economy is in a right mess after Covid, there is a financial gap to plug without the UK's contributions and if they don't pull their finger out it will be chips with your chips in the fish and chip shops in Europe as theyw ill struggle to get Cod, haddock and other choices into the deep fat fryers. Macron positive with Covid19 tonight is also a stark reminder.

It is in neither the EU or UK's interests for a No deal. I expect a trade deal and along similar lines to Norway with access to the market in return for access to fishing grounds.

Don't let me deter your 3/1 bet though if you think the odds are good.

unionpacific if you don't mind can I change the order just slightly.

US Stimulus package + market rallies (Feeling it might come later today or tomorrow)
Brexit deal done (weekends for breakthroughs)
Oxford vaccine authority
Santa rally pre-Xmas to continue
Watch also for the between Xmas and New year movers, when stocks move up on little volume.
Recovery plays and share tips for 2021.

Jangho bells, Jangho bells, Jangho all the way.

Jangho bells, Jangho bells,
Jangho all the way
Oh what fun it is to ride
In a one horse open sleigh.

Jangho increasing their stake is good news as they are playing with large sums of money and will have done their own due diligence. Note they don't need to comment on bulletin boards and invest irrespective of our pantomime dames and posts.

The best thing and the real attractive thing that CINE have done is close their cinemas, fund themselves and get themselves bank waivered. That leaves them imvho with limited downside for the next 3 or 4 months whilst the vaccine works its course. In fact given the closure there is far more exposure to upside share price movers than the converse.

The UK is rolling out vaccines and expanding this now through GP surgeries and larger venue drop in centres now. 140,000 vaccinated as of today which should start to multiply.
US have commenced vaccinations with the Pfizer vaccine. Moderna EUA is imminent and 100M further doses of that have just been purchased by the US.
A Brexit deal is now looking like a reality.William Hill have stopped taking money on that bet btw.
Confirmed film releases.
Cinema reopening dates
AMC spoils and switchers
etc

So all that bobbing back and forward with the share price has been simply to order fill. Glad I retained all mine.

A US Stimulus package will lift the whole markets, globally.

I am patient and it is coming.

Decent day today.

https://news.sky.com/story/amp/brexit-eus-ursula-von-der-leyen-says-there-is-a-path-to-an-agreement-12163875

https://news.sky.com/story/amp/brexit-eus-ursula-von-der-leyen-says-there-is-a-path-to-an-agreement-12163875

Pathway to a deal - Ursula Von Der Layen

https://news.sky.com/story/amp/brexit-eus-ursula-von-der-leyen-says-there-is-a-path-to-an-agreement-12163875

Speaking to the Eu Parliament

https://news.sky.com/story/amp/brexit-eus-ursula-von-der-leyen-says-there-is-a-path-to-an-agreement-12163875

Just seen the same on the BBC News

https://news.sky.com/story/amp/brexit-eus-ursula-von-der-leyen-says-there-is-a-path-to-an-agreement-12163875

https://news.sky.com/story/amp/brexit-eus-ursula-von-der-leyen-says-there-is-a-path-to-an-agreement-12163875