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Surely the after market trades hasn't brought down all three of these shares by 30%? I'd understand if a no deal brexit was announced but just seems weird.
Can anyone explain why on HL to sell Cineworld it is 60p and to buy it's 69p?
It's the exact same with Lloyds and Capita.
Sell 33p buy 40p
Sell 29.94 buy 45p
Is the sell price the true value of my shares or is HL glitched. I was up over the 3 investments but now breaking even.
As with Dave I'm in on CPI, Lloy and Cine.. decided to jump into Lloy & CPI this morning. For both shares, exit point will be around 55p - 60p just depending on the sentiment at the time. Would be happy with this around March time.
Think a stable 67.30 - 68.00 I'll be happy..
Feel it's already priced in and the official announcement will bring a smaller rise than the rise which happened at open
Why is the Cine SP going up when Cineworld is closed.
It's because Investors look FORWARD not back (previous data).
This is good news! However the only bad thing about this is the price difference between Pfizer Vaccine and all others. I'd wanna say Pfizer is the most expensive vaccine out there.
Correct the buy volumes outweigh the sells.. however SP is being suppressed. Bit weird no?
@NoFear
Tell a lie , I was just about to put 1k in but I shouldn’t invest blindly, got any quick reasons to invest in?
On good news the SP has gone down?
I will research later also , I have to make a journey home from London.
Small fish in a big sea..
But I’ve just put 1k in.. I’ve just seen the contract looks all good. When you expecting to exit?
Good find No Fear.
It brings me more confidence that I have made the right investment decision when Jhango increased their stake to 6.98%. However let me flip the scenario on it’s head, what do you believe would happen to the SP if Jhango sold all of their holding. It would go south but the severity of the drop I couldn’t put my finger on.
I’m rather new to investing and haven’t experience a massive shareholder (2nd largest) to completely shut up shop.
At the moment , it’s a 50/50 too risky to close my cineworld position.. don’t want to be left behind on Monday with a rise.. been bit like that before
@indepthwins I’d like to think that even if Cine was a dying trend between 2018 - 2019 , people have been forced to live within four walls. This will encourage people to go out and spend money wether that be at a restaurant, cinema or
a Pub. Explaining why Revolutions SP has gone up, cineworlds and JD Wetherspoons.
So to put this in perspective...
Amount of shares held * 0.0455 (Pence per share) (26th of august)
Amount of shares held * 0.1370 (Pence per share) (7th of December)
Fair play cine
Hi all ,
Nice to see cineworld doing well, currently in the sea of green ,,
But go back to 27th of august we was at 62.50p and our P/E ratio for 4.55.
Now let’s go to today 7th of December we are at 62.50p and our P/E ratio is 13.70.
Not bad at all
Nice to get the ball rolling.. Brexit deal is currently hanging with a no deal more likely on the cards. With Covid it’s been hard to sort out a deal.
In my opinion, throughout the week the SP will be bouncing around 63-67p but this is just a guess game
Lol @norisk great analogy
Just wanna bump this thread up and reiterate the point.. look we’re back at 0.64
From my opinion it’s not that bad..We have opened @ 0.64p which we was trading at yesterday.
Hold your horses this is going to be a bumpy ride but we will eventually
See the finish line.
GLA