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It's very relevant. This is a recovery stock and I'd guess that a lot of people did buy into it for the recovery play. So what's the recovery compared against if not pre covid business?
Yep that's correct but it's not an important comparison. Comparing current to pre covid box office receipts and the number of movies released is more relevant.
Hardly a weak attempt at anything. Numbers speak for themselves.
I think you're right. A bit too early but it does suggest cinema isn't going to bounce back so quickly. Holding here is a 12 month+ haul.
Correct. Yes box office mojo
May 2019 $1bn 200 films released. May 2021 $0.2bn 80 films released. June 2019 $1.2bn 200 films. June 2021 $0.3bn 90 films released. Not looking good is it...
buy these yesterday. You got it wrong again. More evidence of your ******eness
So didn't
Sammy...2500 posts to my 100. Says it all really. Also typing doesn't make a sound so can't hear myself.
Thought I was filtered? How does that explain this share being manipulated by mm? Completely missed the point. Don't doubt funds are buying as well as selling. Great point
Are you jealous that I have Google skills? I can teach you if you like. Okay brains, let's give you another chance. There's a shinny penny in it for you if you can explain how and to what end market makers are artificially keeping this share price low?
Not being funny, but at least have some semblance of knowing what you're talking about if you're going to post messages.
Smalltrader! It's too easy. Let me educate you. Insider trading is not market manipulation. It's when someone trades based on confidential information. But don't just take my word for it, this is from globally respect audit firm BDO. In contrast to market manipulation, insider trading occurs when securities are traded on the basis of confidential – that is, not publicly known – information
Maybe stop now, you just keep on embarrassing yourself. Probably past your bed time anyway.
Also, pretty tragic trawling through my past post looking for a modicum of evidence to try and catch me out. And you failed, and you made yourself look even more of a halfwit.
My word, it's worse than I thought. You don't understand irony do you? Did you actually read that post and comment as literal? Wow, just amazing.
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You might want to look that up on Google...oh no, sorry forgot, you don't know how to use Google.
"LH you are damn right". Yeah cheers I am. Although doesn't really mean much coming from a Muppet who can't even read a Google chart...res ipsa loquitur
Yeah, agree, good post fun investor.
Small, it's called the interaction of supply and demand. Have you learnt how to read a google chart yet? Easy to explain. There are many people who don't share you're sentiment about cineworld for a number of very obvious reasons. Here are some of them...Massive debt, uncertainty about new variants, cinemas not operating at capacity, threat from streaming services. Now, my little chum, some of these may not come to fruition but there is a perceived risk. Hence, the share price is where it is. You can disagree with this, I don't really care if you do, but it's a far better explanation than spouting some mysterious grand market manipulation to 'do insignificant retail investors' like yourself out of your £4.99 worth of value.