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Calm down, we wont be seeing 40 today. Id rather see us go up slowly everyday, more sustainable if it goes up like that. Big jumps tend to flop back down.

I told them last week when we were 21,to snap them up fast otherwise you will have to pay a higher price as the days tick by. Some listened but some bought at 21 then sold at 24 for meagre, if any profit. Wonder how they're feeling now lol? Now is not the time to be selling.

Hold for Gold

In the last statement I heard I'm sure they said they had enough cash up to around June or July. Anyway so long as we get the go ahead from the results, raising cash wouldn't be a problem, as we would receive funding from a host of investors ready to be a part of this unique treatment, we could even receive funding by the NHS, as it clearly states in the document. I wouldn't worry about any Placings, our main concern is that the results are good come end of month. If it is, then raising funds will be the least of our worries.

Anyone hoping to get in lower than the current SP, is taking a huge risk. 28p could look like a steal in a couple months time. This month can probably and will hopefully be, a big transformation for GDR. If we get the green light from NICE then that will certainly mean that we will be working with the NHS. This will help extend the company's reach globally as well, starting with the US. The coming days and weeks is going to be pivotal for the company.

Holding firmly.

Looks like he's been locked out, he spoke too soon. He'd better take the hefty 2% he gained from his last trade and jog onto the next. No one takes anything he has to say seriously.

Still think you'll get in @15p Bankrupt? Not over here you wont. Keep smiling :)

Lol, potential takeover when it drops below 15? Never heard so much rubbish in all my life. 20 will be the absolute floor, especially with the AIHL results at the end of the month. Time to snap them up at these levels. You'll regret it when it starts rising well over 50 when the results come in. Keep dreaming, you wont be getting Genedrive shares on the cheap.

Hold Firmly.

I see the SP bouncing back up if we can stay at current volumes. More eyes are on this stock now and rightly so. They're basically sitting on a goldmine, and the next bit of news will spike this up again.

Holding Firmly.

No, the cinema is not dead, Cineworld will continue to operate, but here's what I think will happen. Chapter 11 can only run for 120 days by which time Cineworld must have a reorganization plan in place to satisfy the court. Even though they have basically told shareholders that their shares will be worth nothing by the time chapter 11 is over, they will still try to raise funds from said shareholders to cover some of the debt. This will mean they will print new shares at a premium cost, and every share you own will be diluted against the new shares ie 10:1. 50:1 or 100:1, something of that nature. Just a wild guess but think this is what will happen.

Penta - sorry to hear that. Yes, I know, nobody could have predicted covid and we would have been okay if it wasn't for that reason. But still 6B debt is no laughing matter, why Cineworld was trying to aquire more assets while still heavily in debt makes no sense. Surely it would have made more sense to reduce the debt first, at least by a billion or two. Greed really does lead to more greed, especially when your playing with other peoples money. If Cineworld had to use their own own money I'm certain the debt would have never been so high. Laws need to be put in place when it comes to acquisitions and debt. I agree though companies like Cineworld should at the very least be given more time to recover. Especially now coming up to the summer season when cinema will pickup and more sales coming through.

bullsbears - Nothing wrong with wanting to be an entrepreneur but surely a big part of being an entrepreneur is being very savvy when it comes to finances. 6B is a whole load of money to be owing, that's an astronomical amount of debt. How he was allowed to owe so much money without some sort of asset freeze or borrowing cap is unfathomable. Surely, there should be laws in place to stop one company from acquiring so much debt. That debt was enough to feed a whole country. How it was allowed to happen is beyond me.

What happens to shares when a company files Chapter 11?

The short answer is that most of the time, the stock of a company in Chapter 11 becomes worthless and shareholders get completely wiped out.

Do I lose my shares if a company goes private?

When a publicly traded company becomes a privately held company, the public company's shares are purchased at a premium by the investors buying the company. The company is delisted from the stock exchange where its shares formerly traded. Shares now can no longer be traded publicly.

How this ****hole Mooky got Cineworld in 6B worth of debt is unbelievable, the guy and all his team should be locked up, cheating investors out of their hard earned money. He's not the only one, a lot of these PLC's need locking up, it's a way for rich people to cheat the system and make themselves richer off of the hardworking everyday man. Outrageous.

Another covid casualty.

The End.

How ironic, the person who spells his name without a C is calling someone else a twit. I suppose as the old saying goes, it takes one to know one. Keep an eye on that passive aggression bankrupteee.

People keep going on about when this share was in the £'s back in 20/21. That was then, these are different times we are in. Back then we didn't have an inflation rate of 10% and an interest rate of 4%. This is most definitely affecting stock & shares. If anyone is expecting this to rocket past £1 when we hopefully get the good news in March, best think again. I'm not mystic meg so I can't predict for sure, but the way the market is atm, anything over say 120 is unrealistic. We are currently in a bear market which is totally different to the bullish market we had a couple of years ago. GDR is definitely going places, but lets not get carried too far away, especially in today's climate.

sprout45 - If you look at his profile, he's been a member since 14th Feb 2023. Clearly a troll account created to show GDR in a negative light, maybe he's a shorter. Take no notice of him, filter if you have to.

bankrupty - I do not need to read your whole comment because I can see it would be of no benefit to me whatsoever. Instead of staying on the subject, you veer off and your passive aggressiveness comes to the surface, clearly shown when questioning my sanity. Just because someone disagrees with you doesn't mean they're insane.

Looking through your profile I can see that you blabber on about a lot of things. No one's interested in your political views or trying to scare investors off with talks of bankruptcy (notice I've added the C :). I'm here to make gains, the last thing I want to hear is talks of bankruptcy (again, notice I've added the C :). I've done my due research on CGNR and I understand the company is in a precarious position financially, but discovering the gold has changed all that, and that's what I want to focus on. If you want to blabber on about bankruptcy go blabber elsewhere.

PaulFG - As a long-term holder, how do you see the financial position of the company?