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Technical analysis is complete nonsense. Again how and why is it being manipulated?
What you actually mean is you would like it to be higher, and you have a personal valuation of what you think it is worth. There are many who clearly don't share you valuation however, hence the market value is where it is
Why should this be 100 minimum? How exactly and why are mm manipulating this to keep it low? Another loser spouting off because they got it wrong and don't really have a clue. Pretty efficient market for a liquid £1bn stock.
Nah, I can't. You're filtered
Soz Lats, can't read your post, filtered you mate. All the best
Great post Sydera. Post what you want. Don't get put off by the fanatics. Seriously, what sort of loser spends time reply to posts with massive essays about why you shouldn't post your opinion on a two-bob chat forum?
Timeshifted. Sure, fair enough. To be honest I didn't actually make that £2.87 on Friday. Hands-up there.
Cheers Moola. Yeah, I think I'll post as much as I like. Pretty poor discussion forum when a bulletin board just becomes an echo chamber for fanatics.
Great comeback funbags. You really called me out with that semi-literate post and a 5 year old's meme. Bet you're a top draw sophisticated invested. Stop embarrassing yourself.
Erm yeah, at 30p I'm risking £25k max downside while potential up side was huge. 200% as it turned out. At this level it's £75k with much less potential upside. You definitely got me there funbags!
How did I lose out, I made loads of money? And have done across a whole portfolio of recovery stocks, a couple of grand doesn't even touch the sides. + it's down today anyway. Not quite the surge that the lunatics were suggesting on here over the last couple of weeks. Genuinely I do think there's the potential for a lot of upside, I'm giving it a few days/weeks to see the effect wider opening and the new variant has on spread. If the price has already shot up by then, nice one to all who have made money, if it's still around these levels I'll buy more. good luck to you all.
By the same reckoning, you must be well gutted that you didn't sell out at 120, then buy back in at 83? Equally I'm still gutted that i didn't bet £10k on Leicester to win the premier league in 2016. but you can't tell the future so there's no point playing that game. Speculate/invest based on perceived risk. If you feel a stock is getting too risky then time to sell. Whether it goes up or down after that is basically immaterial.
Traded this again on Friday, made a nice £2.87 profit to add to the £50k so I'm happy.
This is flying today now that cinemas are reopened!
Opening next week has already been priced in based on forward looking market sentiment. Will take a couple of months of consistent revenue to substantially move upwards. Not saying that won't happen but too much risk in the short term whilst 75% of population are yet to be fully vaccinated and 70% in US. Most people on this board are completely blinded to objectivity regarding Cineworld. 6% drop 4 days before opening? Can't be possible if it's such a sure thing, must be market manipulation. If the price rockets in the next week cool, I'll miss out and good luck to those who make more money. But I think its risky and if there's a further 10% + drop or more then I'll be back in.
Sold all my Cineworld stock today. Made a nice £50k profit from the 30p lows but too much risk around at the moment. Indian variant is a growing concern even with vaccinations (look at what's happening in Seychelles). Might be wrong but think 21st June will be delayed.
There's been a massive change and improvement in the clothes sdry have created recently. The Autumn/winter collection was a real return to form, and this has been followed by the latest spring summer. Not without risk but think there's a strong turnaround play taking place. I'm almost 80% up from buying price, but holding for much longer term.
Hi Canary,
With your calculation you're basing it on the case of a simple share split. I.e. just splitting the no. Of shares in issue whilst mkt cap remains the same. This wasn't the case with iag. Since it was a rights issues an extra 2.5bn (or something like that) cash was added increasing mkt cap by that amount. The best way to compare is by taking the share price just before the rights issue as a ratio of it just after. I think it was about £2 before and £1.3 after. Use that as you ratio to calculate comparison. It's approximately 1.5. so today's share price of £2 x1.5 is £3 equivalent previously. Thisvis not totally exact because other factors come to play but is a good guide to base comparison.