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Give it some time

I've looked at other cinema stocks and their recent gains are modest compared to cineworld. I know they aren't all totally comparable but i don't understand why such a big sharp rise here and not others.

BP has offloaded some loss making assets to maintain more liquidity. The lower sale price may well be offset by losses that would have been incurred if they had kept these assets longer.

When is the last time bp issued shares? I'd much rather them sell assets now rather than do a share raise.

I'm interested to know if this soon-to-be ex ceo bought shares with his own money? I'm inexperienced so not quite sure.

If he sells his 20% soon I'm guessing the outlook is not good - ie like wirecard, just not on same scale.

Theres also pendragon and a certain russian who likes dealerships hiding out in Austria so possible acquisition maybe.

Any thoughts?

"Planning consent for the Loxley-1 well - which is the next key regulatory permission required to progress the Loxley project - is scheduled to be decided by Surrey County Council on Monday next week."
Approved by environment agency already. Either way, I'm guessing the share price will react a lot based on the fact that theres been over a 70% rise in a week based on very little/no concrete news.

Fair point dotlink.

Keep calm & carry on :)

Newbie here (ex-furloughed part-time share gambler)

So net assets (allowing for all debt) roughly equals all equity (shares etc) at last year-end report.

I know asset value is low atm, with another year or two needed to get back to this level at last year-end report.

Are loan providers essentially blocking the company from being liquid in order to get assets on the cheap?

If this is the case, imho we need to find out who the loan providers are so we don't invest in any "pies" they have their fingers in.