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here comes the caps! LOL
know you......why so much bashing on very up tick.
....20p+
stay cool, stay buying/ holding for the foreseeable future,

keep topping up under 7p, take any low hanging fruit and relax.
longs have this all way back to 20p+ pre-august worst case news
period

cover/ go long as you can
bashers can't take tiny 8%+ move lol
what will happen to them with 88%++ moves
begs the question

wake us when over 15, and the 20p
for now accumulating up
nothing to see here, dead as duck
merry xmas!

NT to buy size now under 6!
get lost your not having mine or my dogs!
he is waging his tail again....little rascal.

I can more than smell, scared shorts/ bashers all week

No body in the right sense bashes a downbeat position after massive £1.9b liquidity noises - liquidity that was not there for the CINE at the start of year, was not forthcoming due to deadlock - unless you are short and want to close lower.....or its higher if not lower.
Good for buyers and holders both ways.

oh, some are touchy.... lol
tells us something where this is going.
(last time we mat get to buy under 6 of the shorts/ selllers)

No! if you asking here us the answer lol
maybe 19, but you don't want that

no! if you asking here us the answer lol
maybe 19, but you don't want that

Not here for a day, here to accumulate and stop any BS from newbie shorts etc

Yes, all about timing here, did not buy 100p, 50p or 20p as no lender support, but now...as they are warming up to £1.9billion liquidity from lenders....why not..? timing

I will let go when insiders sell or we get bad news....for now the its a huge development that they are reaching £1.9b settlement with the lenders for further loans and have plans to sell/spin-off part of the business etc. etc.

The debt is short and long term - so they can easily make payments now until 2025.

Insider hold 275M shares:
The Greidinger family has confirmed that it beneficially owns 275,720,505 shares in Cineworld (representing 20.08% of the total issued share capital of Cineworld): 1,000,000 shares are owned by a company called Global City Holdings B.V. and 274,720,505 shares are owned by a company called Global City Theatres B.V. Both Global City Holdings B.V. and Global City Theatres B.V. are owned by trusts for the benefit of the children of Moshe Greidinger and Israel Greidinger. The ultimate ownership of the shares by the Greidinger family trusts did not change in 2020 or 2021 or subsequently.

All main media agrees this is big development for CINE and some work still to to reach 100p's again - But then gain the price wont be under 20p once work is done,

:) - added 3k low - most can't see dip even if under their noses. suspected some light shorting to buy back
nice and easy.....its only Monday
dips and rips, its all part of it

good start, progressing. buyers just need to hold v.tight and top as it goes now. nothing more nothing less .

w/e sellers buying back.
hopefully 10-20p this week
slowly but surely
(7p+ triggers initial squeeze)
the news was big, so no doubt it is rising

Yes, all about timing here, did not buy 100p, 50p or 20p as no lender support, but now...as they are warming up to £1.9billion liquidity....why not..? timing

I will let go when insiders sell or we get bad news....for now the its a huge development that they are reaching £1.9b settlement with the lenders for further loans and have plans to sell/spin-off part of the business etc. etc.

The debt is short and long term - so they can easily make payments now until 2025.

Insider hold 275M shares:
The Greidinger family has confirmed that it beneficially owns 275,720,505 shares in Cineworld (representing 20.08% of the total issued share capital of Cineworld): 1,000,000 shares are owned by a company called Global City Holdings B.V. and 274,720,505 shares are owned by a company called Global City Theatres B.V. Both Global City Holdings B.V. and Global City Theatres B.V. are owned by trusts for the benefit of the children of Moshe Greidinger and Israel Greidinger. The ultimate ownership of the shares by the Greidinger family trusts did not change in 2020 or 2021 or subsequently.

All main media agrees this is big development for CINE and some work still to to reach 100p's again - But then gain the price wont be under 20p once work is done,
We move higher this week, i heard many who want to buy, and buy back and stick with it
Monday meetings to finalize things going forward
RNS has not landed yet regarding the last week update from the court, that will boots the price, as mkt cap too low in avoidance of bk.
Year high of around 200p to down here , is low risk now following breakthrough with creditors etc.
Good move by CINE family - They hold all the way.
All good here, now very v.low risk at current mkt cap under 20p.
Enjoy the freebies under 10p this week, many to cover and buy back here - after a solid week, with many shorts bought out
Margin time will come - so be careful if shorting for fun.

A lot of short/ seller fear here........... and rightly so.

The 2 post below this one is complete tosh - illegal loan. WTF is that - try to **** up something better than that - I have seen good de-ramping lie's and conjecture posts etc that are very good and made me chuckle. But this one beats them! LoL
(We even heard this w/e that insiders holding is not a good thing and $1.9n liquidity release is not good either for CINE - and the judge has lied about releasing £1.9b release to CINE, but the post below beats them all). Music to the ears - knowing we will do very well here soon.

But its holding up, and w/e sellers will be back in full force, so have all hedge fund shorts (and Meme shorts as reported by CNN) bean bought and held....that's even better!

The fact is creditor deal as been struck after deadlock. Change that going forward.

So why would one sell off now after decent correction, if in days or weeks buyers are sitting at much much higher ps.....how would selling off low here help. This does not make sense, unless one is short/ or out and likes wishful thinking - we all want low but from who...?

Just be careful if shorting (or selling anytime soon under 9p) as that bandwagon is now balz deep, and needs and will need more shares to buy back to pay back.

yes
they will get burned as no ch11 liquidation, as lenders agree to $1.9b liquidity for CINE to get on with it, and sell off/ spin regal - shorts stuck.
no buyer in fearful at this discounted/ correction from 9.2p paid asap.
we should hear more/ leak after meeting and right price for future
if buyers stay put, keep buying up and hold.... it will trigger off.
too low now after august worst case scenario

Not according to CNN
CNN noted Meme PI shorting, (have checked this on redit last week too which confirmed, and here too)
hedges now better and deal has been struck where there was non

meme shorting never ends up well
just needs a trigger now
buyers, holders should push through 9p this week
shorts in for a few surprises here, as margin calls start this week also.
not sold a single share, and no plans to do so for the foreseeable future

peace...and may the wind be with CINE to new highs following breakthrough of the year long deadlock with creditors.
Insiders and major funds still hold.

won't guess open or close - it could do anything, but will always be on a look out for top ups as we progress either way; now that creditors are engaging and offering $1.9 b of liquidity which is enough to 2025/26 or so - finally.
Monday meeting US time for validation - wish we could be part of these meeting before bug jumps!

Based on where things where with CINE before the breakthrough with the creditors

According to motley fools data provider, there were 23.4m Cineworld shares on loan. With the share price rising sharply on the back of the bankruptcy settlement news, short sellers betting against the stock will scramble to buy Cineworld shares to close out their short positions. This will push the share price up even higher to fair re-evaluation

As for whether I’d buy Cineworld shares today, yes and will keep eye on the developments and add as shares re-rate and things develop.

No doubt, the bankruptcy settlement news is a positive development. The settlement means that Cineworld, and its shareholders, live to fight another day which is certainly a positive outcome based on where things where in the cold.

Some investors and traders buy following the correction from 9.2p, I would certainly will be adding along the way as according to CNN report:

''Judge overseeing the case called the agreement a, quote, "pretty amazing result," given more than a dozen objections to that loan at the start of the case. Now short sellers having a field day betting against the stock in meme stock-like fashion. Now even with today's rally, though, not realizing the stock is down more than 70% year to date...''

As new shorts have attacked the initial rise, this could now cause major squeezes in the short/ medium term as more details are unfolded following subsequent meetings to flesh out the plan.

According to anotehr report, insiders hold 20% of total shares and have not reduced positions pre or post ch11 process geared to engage debtors. Brokers still hold a price target average 45p for the business pending aversion of full ch11 liquidation which was biggest fear when share price collapse from 20-30p.