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As long as the trajectory keeps going the way it has then the NHS won't be overwhelmed and the reopening of society can continue.
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/uk-daily-covid-admissions
Infections are less important than hospitalisations and deaths. You could have someone asymptomatic test for covid and be absolutely fine or someone with the sniffles but it's the serious cases we want to keep an eye out for and those cases are going down.
Dividends won't come back for a while bullsbears, yes there has been some protests to the bonus package but all that media hype was overblown, they were far from a majority that voted against and it was less of a "revolt" and more of an exercise in having their opinion heard and exercising their right to vote. At the moment the market is behaving irrationally but the biggest threats are the India variant because it could slow down reopening which in itself dampens sentiment and the inflationary fears as this causes the general market to be more risk off.
If Borris can reaffirm the reopening then it blunts the threat that the India variant can have on our business. If the Fed and BoE can again restate their commitment to loose monetary policy for the foreseeable then that should at least for the short term help ease the inflationary concerns because one of the big concerns for the stock market with inflation is that they will have to raise interest rates and taper but the BoE have just recently said this would stifle growth and isn't something they want to do and the Fed have already multiple times stated their stance is that Inflation is transitory and so will pass with further economic growth.
Yesterday Borris said he will announce in a few days if we are going to have to change the roadmap at all for June. If he announces on Friday or Saturday that the data is allowing us to maintain with reopening as planned this the whole reopening trade should get a boost from this.
You too Bonkers, it won't be long before the market lifts the lid and takes another stab at making money. Everything will rise then.
I'm positive but the markets are not and I know which sentiment moves the share price. All I was saying was manage expectations, don't get frustrated if we see a down day.
Hi everyone,
From what I'm reading this morning the global markets are going to have another rough time of it today. Don't get disheartened, this inflation sentiment is just something we need to ride out and come through the other side. FED meeting minutes out today may possibly help calm the situation if it reassures investors that they are holding fast to their position of transitory inflation and not change its loose fiscal policy. Fingers crossed Cine bucks the trend but as we've seen on bad market days our sp is ripe for manipulation.
Just found this if its any help.
"Withdrawn': A rating is withdrawn when Fitch Ratings deems the amount of information available to be inadequate for rating purposes, or when an obligation matures, is called, or refinanced, or for any other reason Fitch Ratings deems sufficient."
I've just been doing some reading on it and I could be completely wrong but could it simply be a matter of Cineworld are choosing to no longer pay for their Fitch rating?
After the big fuss the production company made it's no surprise Dune is going to Cinemas first. They said they want to turn it into a franchise and is part of the deal they struck with the studio.
Doors open tomorrow in the UK, time to get our ice blasts on. :-)
Nice climb back above 88p what do we think, order filled or just MM's messing around?
There is just too little volume, if they want to fill an order they should send the sp the other way. Catching more flies with honey than vinegar as they say.
Not really any need for you to be posting at all Lhall if you sold, you may as well go away and count your imaginary 50K and decide how much of it you might put in when the price goes up.
There you go iTrader, I hope I don't have to posts links to prove that the whole market is down too. Surely you can start doing your own research.
"Stock market news live updates: Stocks dip, extending last week's declines as inflation jitters linger"
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/stock-market-news-live-updates-may-17-2021-113411447.html
Perspective people, both the Ftse 100 and 250 are down today and the US markets are also all currently down. Obviously the inflation jitters haven't completely be left in last week so considering that I think Cine has done well to hold it's ground today to finish at near break even. Just means the closer we get the reopening more sites the tighter this coiled spring will be.
I think the point is Lhall that those who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. You lost out and then you made a snarky comment, not exactly productive.
When someone sells low they often find time for sarcasm.
"Lhall
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RE: The End of Cinema as we Know it.
13 May 2021 17:57
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."
Just ignore him, he's just being a douche.
It's early days yet, there is still every chance the sp can break above 92p but as expected there is some volatility, we all know nothing goes up in a straight line and if it does it doesn't stay there very long.