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It would appear that 59 North Capital Management reduced their short position on Friday last week to 0.77% and that is the very same day that Jangho upped their share holding to 5.06%.

Todays share price and healthy volume suggests that there is another short closing or increased shareholding TR1 due and a further accompanying short squueze and why shouldn't there be.

Our Regal Cinemas in the US have been green lighted to open from last Friday.

All Cineworld cinemas are moving into a viewing spike that will accompany the latest Christopher Nolan blockbuster film Tenet on 26th August.

A recent Paramount Decrees ruling in the US now makes it possible, imvho inevitable at this share price, for the large film producers to now buy Cinema chains like Cineworld.

Jangho have recently announced a shareholding and have been consistently adding since.

Peel Hunt issued a revised target price of 180p today.

Miles better just to simply ignore them and prevent spamming of the bulletin board.

Just look at all the replies you and others have generated between you's all and a completely needles topic heading.

Peel Hunt by the way think their is strong rebound to come here and that CINE is at a discount to its peers. For those interested if you look back 6, 8 or 10 pages of posts and above thread then you might just be able to find it.

If they provoke you into a response they win. If they don't then you win.

I have not been long investing in shares but I am fast learning how these bulletin boards work.

I am very pleased with a near 7% rise on the value of my Cineworld shareholding today and it shouldn't take too many more similar days for us to be back above £1.00.

As Cineworld now moves into full throttle with near all its cinemas reopening after approximately 5 months of closure and nil revenue and with the playlist of films commencing with Tenet in 2 days time I can really see this climbing fast.

Of all the cinema groups CINE has been hammered harder than them all but that has also created the largest rebound potential of them all also.

Nice to be onboard and witnessing the start of the ascent.

RS2002

Its already been covered by the BoD.

"Cineworld is pleased to announce that its lenders have agreed to waive the leverage covenant1 in respect of its credit facility for the June 2020 testing date and has increased its leverage covenant1 to 9.0x Net Debt to EBITDA for the December 2020 testing date."

To gets shares today what with the swings in the share price back and forth.

Who is having their orders met and fulfilled?

Would it be anything to do with

Near all Cineworld cinemas reopened or reopening
£4.4 Billion revenue generating machine just having the tills switched back on after 5 months of zilch.
Tenet - blockbuster - just about top open in 2 days time in 70 countries.
Paramount decrees ruling now letting the Big Film producers takeover cinemas should they wish.
Jangho as a new shareholder now with a 5.06% stake
Peel Hunt say 180p

It'll be back to £1.00 before we know it and its been there twice in recent months and on a lot less than what is now happening @Cineworld

I think I prefer the workings out of proper analysts over the bloggers channel any day of the week, month or year.

Just popped up on the LSE bulletin board this a.m. at 10.30 am or thereabouts.

180p will do nicely thank you very much.

https://www.lse.co.uk/news/cineworld-shares-set-for-hard-bounce-says-peel-hunt-6kfu4di2h7dgdjf.html

I'll settle for the 180p price target that Peel Hunt have just set.

That would just be getting Cineworld back to its pre Covid19 share price.

If its guesswork then it might not be the case. It all sounds a bit dicey dealings by Norges and in fact they have waited I think over 12 days to notify the markets on the first RNS. They probably loaned the shares to Jangho so they could keep the share price in check to load up. In any case it looks like Jangho or possibly Peel Hunt clinets are lapping up any presented low hanging.

If it lets Jangho and myself acquire more shares at a prefereble share price then I am not going to argue with that.

It's guesswork on what you believe is happening for that does not equate with any short positions think you will find that these transactions relate to about 10 days ago and are late reported. It is more liley that Norges Bank have been dabbling in day trading.

In any case Jangho's increase in holdings surpasses this and is more solidly current moving forwards.

This can only have built further since the 12th August and what with all the posters and tv adverts and other publicity out there.

We just supply the seats, popcorn and ice creams.

Cinemas are dependant on viewing spikes and none more present than a blockbuster like Tenet to kickstart that £4.4 Billion (2019) revenue generating machine again

https://variety.com/2020/film/global/tenet-fever-christopher-nolan-vue-cinemas-ticket-sales-1234732897/

There are a lot of shorts out there that still have to close and buy back shares

That's amongst the competition of other spread bet shorts having to cover, retail investors, traders and any institutions knowing what the paramount decrees verdict is going to bring.

Tenet starts the £4.4 Billion cash generator in only 2 days time. Eagerly awaited it has every bit of a blockbuster written all over it

I'm relatively new to share dealing but I would imagine you can stake build a holding and I think 30 % is the limit but in getting there you would show your hand and have increased the share price a lot in the process. Better to acquire what you can cheap and then table a full offer for the company. Like Jangho have been doing and with large Chinese connections.

I'd far prefer to see the earnings coming back into the tills as we know will happen and someone can table an offer when we are £1.00 to £1.20. That may be cheap for some but with any associated premium it will do for my cheap buy in and top ups. Not even tempted to sell and those trying to trade it right now are having to pay successively higher prices.

We have blockbuster opening in 70 countries in 2 days time.

Let the audience numbers and revenues speak for themselves.

Lots of buying going on and it is as if somebody has just awoken to the potential.

Maybe Jangho have some competition.

Amazon or Netflix? would fire up the boosters.

I think Jangho were adding again earlier and that caused a short position to throw in the towel

It has only just started its climb back to a highly conservative £1.00.

Virtually all the cinemas under the Cineworld umbrella in what was a £4.4 billion revenue business have just reopened. First up and it's only the blockbuster Tenet.

The share price should treble from here in a year for the patient. Reinstated dividend would be the icing and cherry on top.

It probably is.

Tenet - Blockbuster

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blockbuster_(entertainment)

PMO is actually up 14.9% so Tullow has some catching up to do.

I bought at 22.5p after a good friend said he thought it was undervalued and is selling profitable oil at today's prices.

I think you might find that it is not only you that is accumulating Jangho are for me still in the market and buying.

We are on our way back up to a justified £1 and over.

Jangho keep adding to thei stake. Now 5.05%

Us cinemas reopening and Scottish cinemas reopen on the 26th August

Coinciding nicely with the release of Tenet.

Many sceptics thought we would never get here but we have and it's happening.

5 months of zero revenue now transforms into nearly all the cinemas in a £4.4 billion 2019 generating machine now having the cash registers switched on.

Straight into the blockbuster Tenet releasing in 70 countries plus USA quickly following behind.

Prime time advertising at half time in the Champions League final would have caught those 70 countries and many more.

It can take however long it wishes but opening into a first of many blockbuster spikes is a very shrewd move off Mooky.

Has anyone got that Vue cinemas Tenet pre bookings article for those should just have gone up a notch or two.

Just watching the Champions League final on BT Port.

The half time whistle has just blown and what is the first advertisement up.

Tenet.

It looks good.