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Definitely Cineworld shares.

Not letting you freely get Buy.quotes. Hold on, just double checking to make sure its Cineworld shares I was getting a quote on as opposed to the Magic Circle.

PrayFor that is why Warner Brothers are saying it is a marathon not a sprint. I certainly for one have no problem waiting for it to achieve its potential and the many adverts I have been commenting on are being paid by Warner Brothers and not Cine so its good good. Handy though also if figures quoted are full Labour day weekend figures and not a 1/3 of 1/2 or 2/3 of it.

Patience my son is what's required and from a completely closed for 5 month scenario people are getting used to and embracing the new normal. Word of mouth, social media, advertising and a healthy release of new titles will do the rest.

If you watch the volume you can tell there isn't

It gets a little tedious answering stupid questions. Jangho sold yet everybody concentrated on that whilst in the meantime Morgan Stanley and Polaris Capital and the shorters picked it all up.

Let me ask you the converse question is it not that there are plenty buyers waiting to pick up whatever comes their way. For that has certainly been the case in the last week.

Sit down and actually work out what has been going on.

Tenet has been ringing in the tills worldwide and we still have the rest of today which is Labour Day itself to come. Let people get back in the door at cinemas and be reassured that Cineworld have one of the safest regimes going.

Bets on a bit of further short closing tonight or accumulation? Jangho's RNS's are done.

It always is if it is under 60p

Its amazing that they keep trying and particularly given that aggressive buyer this morning.

Would that be the same Morgan Stanley that recently increased their holding from 1.84% to 2.66% RS2002. Just one a few that are either increasing stakes or reducing shorts.

No more Jangho RNS's to come and Tenet is looking good for the Labour day weekend and elsewhere in the world with sales continuing to grow, so its a bit hard to see any potential bad news for the foreseeable.

I'll go for a good run up and recovery to the results with further thereafter. 80p followed by that Peel Hunt hard bounce.

If the end of last week was anything to go by there was fresh air to an 110,000 sell at 63p, although that has probably been revised.

Seller gone seems to be the call.

Back to 68p and onwards and upwards to the £1 plus party.

There is a £4.4 Billion pound revenue giant just springing back into life.

Take your pick Bombdog. It will either be Morgan Stan;ey or Polaris buying more or shorts closing.
The writing seems clearly on the wall for the latter.

That's another frazzling for indepthwins and Shanus et al

Back to 68p please where we should never really have left.

Seller cleared.

Back onto an upward trajectory.

68p again as we should never really have left there given that the Jangho's were tango'd and quickly scooped up by other institutions.

I take it that's it gone?

Correct JaiBabaSwaimi.

I was thinking more an early iindication from comments in a press interview but have been saying all along not to expect full Labour Day weekend statements until after it had concluded.

Solid and better than expected though the numbers are they are incomplete.

So which short position is on the grab?

Or is it just an illusory trade to try and instil selling at just under 60p

I think we might get a good reaction of US cinema stocks this afternoon to initial Tenet numbers and maybe a bit more insight off AMC or Cinemark

Wrong link reference the critics

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-54025463

Mulan could become highly relevant again zoro if Disney decide to turn things on its head and release it through other the cinemas regions rather than on D+. They aren't half getting criticised and Tenet may well have trounced them. The thing with VOD is thet you wait a couple of months and you get it not for $30 but for free on Amazon or Netflix as part opf your subscription to them. That's the way people will be viewing things.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-54025463

Less than 1/3 of pre-Covid levels @Cineworld

When our industry peers are at 90% or have been greater than 100% their pre-Covid levels.

You have to be thinking Bargain at that !!

It is abundantly clear from this mornings trading that Jangho trades are no longer in the market and importantly there will be no more RNS's from them to help the shorters out. Mind you what with Morgan Stanley and Polaris Capital having taken up all the slack should we really be where we are. Spy opportunities, buy low and sell high. That's the name of the investment game.

Shouldn't be this low folks.

It was 68p to Jangho started selling but all of thei sale except for 0.065 of a percent were taken up by Morgan Stanley and Polaris capital. Then add in shorts reducing which takes the number higher.

Us labour day numbers in totality we await and we might get some better indications off AMC and Cinemark later today re bookings.

There is a £4.4 Billion revenue generator just getting into full swing with just under half its US cinemas reopened. LA and NY reopenings will follow soon as the pressure will be building.

Watch the thread changes folks and don't reply to them.

Volume thus far today says they are gone.

So probably looking safe to dip those toes back in the water and get some cheap stock.

It would be nice if we were included in Seat out to help out so I have it in my radar to keep track of all mentions. We are after all a seated venue to watch a performance so not beyond the realms of possibility.

Don't you understand Sh anus. As Jangho are under 3% there will be no more RNS's to help you and the shorters exit. Anything under 3% no longer requires any threshold notifications and given time delays in notification they are gone, gone, gone.

Better picture on full Labour day weekend ticket sales awaited.

No reason for the 20% fall given all the shares have been readily absorbed by Institutions.

Anything else we can help you with before I pop you in the filter bin.