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Guys, I was always reading your posts here since 2020 when I started my long position in Cine. After 2 years I got liquid with 30K lost. I never gave up in my life but this time I believe that I should. If I compare Cine business with Hertz or Whiting Petroleum, It is obvious that the company will continiue to run and will make mony for owners. But who will be the owners? I don't believe that Cine can do any refinance... and increase his debt. It's already challenging to handle the existing debt which will be probably increased a little in coming months. I believe the only solution to get rid of this condition is somehow swapping share to debt.
I guess company will issue vast amount of more shares and swap them with debt. Not sure how much slice will remain for existing share holders if anything remains?!
What's the difference between selling the claim and out court settlement. Selling the claim means they are ready for agreement but the price needs to be negotiated. Actually, the best buyer of this claim with existing risks is Cineworld!
The amount of bull**** in this topic is amazing. Guys, why you are panic?! when your wrist is broken it takes up to 6 months to be healed. Cineworld needs time to be recovered from Covid ****.
Don't forget three facts and becalm:
1- As far as company making money and there is no financial fraud, it "will not" bankrupted.
2- If Cineworld make runs well it can pay the debts and also make deal with cineplex so bankrupted Cineworld is not interesting for anybody. Not for creditors, neither for cineplex which is looking for money.
3- It takes 1-2 years for Cineworld to be recovered so don't look at the days or months.
@giant;
You know what's the meaning of your post buddy? it's exactly telling you that "now" it's the best time to jump in the train and invest in Cine with discounted SP. 2023-2024 you can make your money up to 7-10 times more. You don't like it?
My recommendation: jump in now or cry later ;)
Guys, I can see the sunshine at the end of this dark tunnel. March next year we are talking about 80-90p.
We should just control our emotion.
A ****ing idiot dictator can **** the whole world. It's not the matter of Cineworld or TUI or.... it's the whole market.
You know it very well. So please don't say bull**** here Nostradamus!
Total of 650,000 admissions across more than 100 Cineworld and Picturehouse sites in the UK and Ireland:
Don't miss the opportunity to join the rocket before fly :))
https://deadline.com/2022/02/cineworld-day-record-numbers-return-cinema-1234960919/
Put all this information beside this fact that Mooky has already cut many unnecessary costs in comparison to 2019 and the company performance would be much better than 2-3 years ago.
A trailing price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 6.07 is far lower than Cineplex’s 40.73. This may indicate that Cineworld is a riskier investment. On the flip side, the prospects for growth could be greater. Read this article guys:
https://www.fool.co.uk/2022/02/21/the-cineworld-share-price-could-soar-if-this-happens/
@Bonker
You are right buddy, but still there are little unpleasant noises by somebody. Covid is at the last stage, WW3 is very unlikely or even if it happens who cares about shares after that, winter is almost gone... I can say that dark days are more or less finished and we are getting ready to jump. There is no doubt in Cineworld recovery till next year.
Guys stop these ****ing negative bull****s. Cineworld is making money and slowly slowly will get recovered there is no doubt on it. It's the best time now to jump on it and increase your investment. I have already reached 75K shares. If drops more will buy more to reach 100K. it's the last few chances to see these prices. Just buy and keep patient and don't listen to these temporary negative news. Buy, wait and triple your money next year or cry later after loosing this opportunity.