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Trdr: jangho took a big bite on the 5th to up their shares.

On the previous big dip and rise they increased their holding on the dip, then a couple of days later sold some of their NEW shares on the rise. I'm guessing they will sell in same manner shortly (if not already.)

Yes, they don't care about us private investors, but they obviously believe/want voting rights in cineworld.

I actually sold some today as after buying on dip, i had too many eggs in my cineworld basket. Down to 15% of portfolio is now here. Everyone will have their own risk/reward goals so this isn't a suggestion/advice. Just my 2 cents.

So Bond twitter account stated on Fri 2nd Oct at 9:10pm their reason for delaying film was to get it seen by a worldwide audience.

On same day, same twitter account at 5pm (4 hrs 10mins earlier) shows high budget dhl ad promoting film and dhl. Makes me think postponement was a knee-jerk reaction to something. NY holding out? I'm seeing dots and joining them. Who knows.

I'm sure dhl are not too happy.

Thanks oceanpassage

Hows a guy to read all the threads posted today. Can we get a daily post limit per guy/ gal please haha.

Granted less threads than yesterday but yikes. I don't like to block either, as everyone comes out with something sensible every once in a while

Rns will be crazy in couple of days with powerful investors selling at start high and some mopping up at lows.

Boix I agree with every point except I don't see large scale redundancies or closures unless viewing habits change in the medium term.

The high street is dying and these cinemas can't be easily repurposed for other uses so i see property owners having to work with cineworld (even though one uk property owner is apparently sueing cineworld). If workers can get government aid until things settle a bit then that will help greatly.

Yep if it was any other randon CEO I wouldn't be staying invested.

I actually believe this is positive news. Sure will lead to some panic selling I imagine and SP may stay lower for longer.

Better to close for now to reduce losses and bargain for rent reductions rather than limp along atm.

Sunak's replacement scheme for furlough should help those working for Cineworld in the UK. It is a viable industry, just not atm.

Mmmm no doubt money to be had selling up now and buying at a lower price - IF you can time it right.

I know I can't this time, so i will wait it out. News on debt covenant waivers could come at any time - and i am optimistic on the outcome.

Bit disheartened about no bond film this year. Cine and aml stock could have done with it showing this year.

I understand why its delayed, though can't help feeling there will be too many releases next year (not a bad thing for cine medium term but maybe bad for movie industry).

I hope and believe cineworld will get debt covenant waivers - though if the lenders are like INTU's lenders its gonna get ugly.

A few days or one week before the first council planning meeting the share price went into the 0.30's for a couple of days on no news then went back to "normal" .

As someone a while back said, even if planning granted more money will be needed to start producing.

While I've made a profit here and still holding some - to quote another person: investing on aim should only make up 5% of your portfolio. I believe there are exception to this, but ukog isn't one of them imo.

In simplistic terms, shorting shares goes against the ethos of the stock market enabling retirement funds to invest in and consequently help grow companies.

If shorters face huge potential losses on trades I am sure some will endorse illicit actions to degrade companies to enable profit. No one likes getting hit in the pocket. Elections seem to be going the same way.

Don't get me wrong, this company is leaking cash atm, but shorting does muddy the waters for the average investor.

If eu countries don't allow Bab**** to trade if no trade deal (as a security risk) in some areas, then it could be a problem. I don't think its likely though, at least for current pilot training and aircraft maintenance services.

A divident in Jan would be nice RT.

If the submarine refitters would all live on it as one household with no social distancing it would get finished in no time lol

The uncertainty around Brexit and any eu trade deals is hitting Bab**** hard. Plus makes it hard to bid on eu work atm. Once brexit ironed out the future will be clearer.

Their aerial business transporting oil and gas workers offshore took a hit with oil prices stagnating. Though even if oil prices stay low they might get work with dismantling crews? I don't know enough about that.

They are through building rocket tubes for uk and us which is a promising start.

This is a complicated company and the ceo will certainly get a challenge with covid thrown into the mix. I hold shares so am optimistic. As others said there isn't much news from Bab****, which will hopefully change once Lockwood gets his footing. When dividends are re-instated, i imagine share price will spring up, if not before. I wish i knew where the bottom is going to be!

To clarify: I'm invested here and plan to be for the long-term.

I simply wanted to point out that morgan stanley supposedly announce a price target of 45p one day, and then the next day an rns goes out that they have increased their holding considerably (at a price i imagine between 49p and 52p - well above their price prediction).

Morgan stanley should be fined imo. Putting out a lower price target of 45p yesterday (see cine news broker rating). Unless of course alliance news made the error).

Youtube video was interesting, however this was based on a pre-feasibility study it seems. A minimum of 7 mill equity fundraise to do the first phase of feasibility study on dx project which takes around a year to do. Theres a long rocky road to go before/if the company makes a profit. Certainly could skyrocket on good news but its a big risk. I see further share dilution before this maybe turns a corner.

Hi hopefully someone with more knowledge will explain better but i think fastjet are delisting but not going into administration. You can maybe trade shares though a dealer of their choosing if it happens. Risky holding imo.

This share is crazy up and down all the time. If i had only traded every up and down I'd be buying a house with cash by now. Btw I'm not invested

I read news feed bulletin and thought the company it was buying was being delisted, but apparently PVG are delisting? I would assume shareholders keep shares, its just harder to sell shares and to ensure fair conduct with share dealings when not listed on exchange?

I then read part of rns bulletin director states acquisition is good for the “shareholders”? Even though they are delisting in September. Also debt from acquired company seems to be taken on as shares on company. So share dilution? Very little info on delisting, as to anything and what shareholders are left with.

I'm not an expert but this seems a bit absurd, or something dodgy going on. Enlighten me please.

The outcome from the wrangle with the canadian contract will certainly be interesting! If anyone has a copy of the contract, please share :) I won't hold my breath though haha