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Not much territory being gained either way it would seem and tit for tat strikes in the East and South . Putins 001 Parade yacht hit with a missile, Odessa gets hit with missiles. Towns taken and then retaken back.

This a recent one off the Ukranian side just highlighting the losses that can be sustained by either side. Bulk of a battalion taken out and not much left thereafter.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/the-russians-lost-nearly-an-entire-battalion-trying-to-cross-a-river-in-eastern-ukraine/ar-AAXawcD

Skip over the inflammatory language in this one.
https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2022/05/11/7345599/

Safe travel mountainous and Blue Buxton and thanks

https://variety.com/lists/summer-movie-preview-guide/persuasion-july-15/

I did hint that it might be a proposition. Bearing in mind things in the East seem to be reaching a stalemate.

"Ukraine has proposed to Russia that badly injured defenders in the Azovstal steel plant in the southern port of Mariupol be swapped for Russian prisoners of war, deputy prime minister Iryna Vereshchuk said on Wednesday, Reuters reports.

There is no agreement yet. Negotiations are continuing,” she said in an online post."

Always somebody looking to pick up trade and benefit from others decisions.

https://astanatimes.com/2022/05/kazakhstan-and-turkey-determined-to-advance-strategic-partnership-through-investment-and-business-cooperation/

Hopefully just the start

https://www.rigzone.com/news/wire/oil_rallies_as_fuel_stocks_fall_ahead_of_summer_driving_surge-11-may-2022-168960-article/

"Three Russian prisoners of war accused of targeting or murdering civilians, and a soldier who allegedly killed a man before raping his wife, are set to be in the dock in the first war crimes trials of the Ukraine conflict, the Ukrainian prosecutor general has revealed."

All part of the bigger and wider picture.

*Sanctions Russia, *Sanctions Oligarchs, *International Condemnation, *Persona Non Grata, * War Crimes, *Western Intelligence and Weaponry ...

Thanks for that Adieuk,

In the meantime it looks like we are heading back to $110 per barrel (Brent).

Should be halfway through the quarter by Monday so bodes well for the Free Cash Flow.

Can't find any reason readily to hand to explain the dent in the share price.

Any clues anyone? or is it just yet another treeshake here?

Up nearly $5 today and over $106 per barrel as I speak and heading back to $110 per barrel.

Should be getting 60p in sight again whilst awaiting Kenya news imho

Repyrr I also get your point to a degree and that promotion that they did on a Cineworld Day certainly did fill the cinemas and they did say there are more of those to come.

Take a look though at the terraces at the football pitches. These are not one off events. They are weekly (costs even more if you travel away) and which are still taking in huge attendances at the prices previously stated and some will buy Season tickets as well which can cost from about £500 upwards depending in what division the club is. Compare that with an Unlimited Card. Go as many times as you want, to as many films as you want.

People will adjust and make sacrifices and I think that is more likely to be the case with the bigger ticket items such as cars, holidays etc etc. You have to have some enjoyment in life and for me cinema is "smaller ticket" in terms of pricing. A packet of cigarettes actually costs more and at some cinemas you would get change as well.

You'll probably find also in a few weeks or months that trial by media, the Oppositions repeated efforts and excess profits by oil, gas and electric companies will make the Government have to act. For now though it is summer time and less of a requirement or necessity to use such utilities.

Reppyr, tonymax, some faor points but,

*It's about £60 to £80 a ticket to sit in the stalls at a decent West End Show.
*About £80 a ticket to go watch a top premier league club play. Add 50% to that for basic hospitality at a mid ranking club. More for the bigger ones and the experience.
* Recent decent tickets for a rock concert - between roughly £60 to say £140 seated for Whitesnake. More again for hospitality.
* Glastonbury, Leeds or Reading Festivals about £225 and upwards to park a tent and watch.
* British Grand Prix - lucky if you'd get change out £400 for a stand seat and probably without cover from the rain. Much more for hospitality.

So at prices between £6.80 to say £16.00 / £18.00 for Imax and 4DX through to say £33.00 for food inclusive VIP (thats what I've paid in the last year @ CINE) it's not expensive at all. Can also get an Unlimited card if you go regularly

So in terms of comparitive entertainment it's not really that expensive.

All sorts of promotion out there already. Could attract in a few more I suspect if they subscribed to Meerkat movies.

Good post that chique and a fair summary of recent events.

Eventually people will cotton on that you can only sanction what you control. No US, UK or EU sanction out there that can stop POLY opening up the mine each day and producing gold and other precious metals from both Russia and Khazakstan. Same with selling it onto international markets through the East.

The Khazakstan assets alone are probably worth more than twice the present share price. Khazakstan also is not involved in the conflict and the bit you missed, POLY intend doing the splits to realise far better shareholder value than present. It's with brokers at the minute and a Roadmap is expected in summer.

Two more off self mountainous if not already covered.

1. It is clear from looking at any short tracker website that CINE is one of the highest on there, if not the highest, and yet we seem on a weekly or monthly basis to have little or no information flow from the company to shareholders on any good news. Little on good pre-sales, initiatives, new openings, upgrades. Compare and contrast with say Adam Aron at AMC Entertainment and his twitter feed. In a social media age what can be done to enhance the CINE story and make it "investable"?

Secondly what are we doing to repair relations with Institutional Investors and to bring new investment and investors onboard? (Large bonus schemes and increased pay packages don't seem to be sending out the right signal).

Many thanks for taking the time to attend and ask the questions. If you feel any are too difficult to ask or need more diplomatic wording then please feel free to do so.

Morgan Stanleys RNS yesterday with a reduction to nil on all fronts confirmed my thoughts that they had been drip feeding sells into the market. Hopefully it can now regain some elevation.

https://screenrant.com/top-gun-maverick-character-posters-pilots-tom-cruise/

Will be remaining high for some time what with The EU's demand for oil from Russia being reduced to near nil and OPEC not consequentially increasing by the same amount. Supply and demand.

Also had things not been right with Kenya then all would have had an RNS by now.

Seeing a lot of early interest for this one on my barometer cinema.

Saw a new trailer for it pre Dr Strange today but other than that its not been that widely advertised yet. Press, TV, Radio, Chat show circuit to intensify the build up and the Royal Premiere on the 19th May should help.

Might be one where you struggle to get a seat for the opening weekend if you haven't pre-booked.

It took them 3 weeks pandamonia to realise that they had no chance of taking Kyiv. The same is the case with Kharkiv.

We are now into week 3 on the Eastern front and again they are no making any inroads beyond the Donbas, Azovstol is still holding out and western weaponry is arriving. Few missiles fired here but that is about it. Up to their 40th Colonel killed in action and I think the General count was up to 9 and 25,000 troops now killed.

For me they consolidate on the Donbas and then either negotiate or state they are annexing.

No declaration of war yesterday or general mobilisation so not seeing Russian aggression lasting that much longer.

Just imho

Nice stable recovery prospect at these levels and the pricing model will keep customers flowing throw the doors.