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Haha, yep. Got it right again, just couldn't help yourself could you, tragic tiny ego with no credibility. Good that you acknowledge that I was right and you were wrong about US cases rising though. As I said in my original post, let's hope the US peaks in the near term and those case rates start coming down like in the UK. Then happy days.
Small T (and lats) that same website from same link now reading Aug 3rd 85k cases 463 deaths. Both rises from the day before. "Thanks for highlighting the same". Pair of amateurs.
Lats, classic deflection, when you lose the argument, resort to name calling. What's really tragic is that although you've been completely owned and humiliated (and you have), your small minded little ego just won't be able to resist replying to try and have the last word.
Alas small trader I think that will be specimen data from CDC and therefore there will be a load more to be added on those most recent dates. If you check back in a few days those numbers will increase as tests get processed and cases reported and you'll get the truer picture.
I need to correct you again there Lats, since we're being literal. 29k+23k new cases is indeed a rise in cases (not a fall) it's arise by 52k new cases. If you check back to my original post I stated "cases are going up". Factually a correct statement.
I can also see that there were 135k case reported on the 2 aug, so that's a whopping 587% rise in one day according to your way of looking at data!!
135k is the highest since Jan. On all accounts, we can categorically say, as I did that cases are currently rising in the US.
Now back in your box.
29th July 7 day us average 71617
30th July 7 day us average 77275
31st July 7 day us average 78433
1st Aug 7 day us average 79763
US cases rising. QED
Not a noticeable dip this weekend as the under reporting happens every weekend. This weekend's figures are higher than last weekend.
No criticism of the daily mail article anywhere in my post, clearly your basic comprehension skill is as poor as your grasp of data & statistics.
Now stop embarrassing yourself.
Definitely! And really encouraging that vaccine rates are going up. Seems the media does sometimes report good news. :-)
I'm afraid you're wrong lpd. In the same way as the daily mail article you posted stated a 10 day decline week on week, it's the same for the US data. A weekend delay in reporting cases doesn't equal a decline in actual cases. In the same way that tomorrow when the US reports maybe 80k-90k we can't then say there has been a sharp 3-4x rise in cases. It needs to be compared to previous Tuesday for the better picture. Might have given you too much credit, but anyone with a rudimentary understanding of data and statistics could piece that together.
That's weekend reporting lpd. If you look at the data that, as you say, is readily available for US, it's always 5 days followed by 2 reduced days at the weekend (Sun/Mon). You need to compare this weekend with last weekend figures for the true picture and this isn't a decline yet. I also think you discredit investors intelligence, maybe if you go by some here, but I think most are savvy enough to realise Cineworld is essentially a US focused business and make decisions accordingly.
Key data is going to be for US now. Cases are going up but they're a few weeks behind us with Delta and similar vaccine rate, if that peaks in the next couple of weeks then drops like UK (and India?) happy days
It states week-on-week, ie. each day compared to the same day 7 days ago. So yes correct.
Weird to ask me a question then answer it yourself. If you knew the answer why ask? Just starting that US conditions are more important than anything happening in UK (as was BC's assertion) since that's where 75%+ of business is. Also just quoting factual figures, didn't say anything about whether they were good or bad. You've obviously read into something there.
Probably US data more important. 15k case 29 June. Up to 95k cases 29th July
Pretty clear from how the markets have reacted (or not) that this additional debt secured isn't the amazing short-squeezing news the rampy lunatics believed this morning. It's hilarious how many people look like complete amateurs on this board.
Key is the phrase "operational flexibility", great if the debt is potentially going to be used to realise new opportunities in an opening market. But not so good if it's continuing to plug holes against opex loses. Hopefully the former.
Bonkers, I think the difference in January is that although we had high case numbers then, the vaccine roll-out hadn't got going yet, but there was the expectation that it would and equally it would reduce cases down to a very low number. So although high case, forward sentiment was positive. Whereas, over the last few weeks we've had high cases, despite the vaccine. Hence sentiment was at least unsure, if not negative. Each company is different, but I think covid has been key underlying factor across T+L stocks. I've seen pretty similar pattern across the portfolio of recovery stocks I've held for the last year.
Careful agreeing with me lpd, you'll get accused of being a deramping shorter. To be fair, I have pretty much been saying covid fears were the substantive reason behind this sp movement since May rather than some dark form of manipulation or shorting. Short interest is declared at 0.1% rather than 0.5% btw.
Hi Bulls. Personally I think this is covid related. Travel and retail (inc. cinema) all made good gains after the vaccines were approved, right up untill march time. The forward sentiment being that reopening was going to happen and cases were dropping to near zero. Since April and the Delta variant there's been a steady drop across these sectors as the spread and forward sentiment became murky. Dominoes was an obvious outlier as it's done very well as people have order takeaways. I think there's good news on the horizon though. Daily domestic case figures look to be down and we've seen first 7 day decrease for some time. There are other factors at play and correlation doesn't necessarily mean causation but I'm thinking we'll see something like a 20-30% t+l rise over the next couple bof months if covid data continues to look positive
I think it might even be relatively down for longer than that 5 days maybe. that 46k on Tuesday shouldn't be compared to the weekend when reported cases are always lower, compare it to Friday's figure. Fingers crossed it keeps going for anyone who's in recovery stocks.
Interesting, price goes down today and smalltrader comes out with more of his deramping. Making himself look stupid and pretending to be a long term holder so that nobody in their right mind would buy into a stock he's into.
"let us know why you think attendance is miles away from pre-covid levels".
In the same post stating 2021 boxoffice $400m 2019 $1149m. It's crystal clear that attendance at cinema is down.
Crlumbo; you got me. I am 'shorter guy' but how did you know?! Oh, I've just told you!
If I had a short position, why would I get wound up? Anyone who is short this stock over the last few weeks would be over the moon!