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disruption*

In this industry, it's a stupid time for a take over, especially if it completes at the agreed price.

The disruptive covid-19 has caused is definitely measurable so Force Majuere may apply if deemed to be within scope.

I do wonder why this guy has a new account registered 1st April if he's been on these boards as far back as 2008.

Everything this guru is speaking about is readily available here: https://www.investing.com/equities/cineworld-group-plc

anyone quoting, please remember to provide a detailed breakdown of your research and calcuations, including full methodology to satisfy JM0205 that you've done the necessary due digilence on the market.

an interesting intra-day trading range today.

on what basis are you saying that? JM0205 will be on your case for not explaining your reasoning behind this projection.

I called it dropping back down to 52p right before the recent lift off to 103p. I was lambasted then also.

Give it chance.

Cool story. I'm not here to measure lengths but I cleared more than that on Tui.

I have a long position open on Cineworld however it hasn't tainted my postings here to be purely bullish *******s trying to sucker people in.

I am bullish about the economy opening up again soon, however I am worried about a severe second wave coming.

So many people appear to be flouting the guidelines and these protests/riots are only going to increase the R value.

You best justify that 70s target DreamMachine. JM0205 will be on your case.

I obviously look at charts you jackass. Having tunnel vision and relying on them solely to trade is not a strategy.

No luck required. I have a 78% win rate when averaged across my last 5 years of trading.

I bet your over reliance on charts served you well with your support and resistances points, moving averages and trends as you watched your portfolio value drop in Feburary and March.

based on what Goldy?

Absolutely! :) It's a bit like sniffing glue and coming out with ' this will rise 20%+ tomorrow'. No one really knows what the market is going to do. Like everyone else, it's a guess based fundamentals and current market conditions.

Support can form at any price.

You have your ways and I have mine.

You may aswell be reading tea leaves. Simply relying a chart to guide you is a useful as driving a car by looking out the rear view mirror.

There's no point trying to predict what the market is going to do.

This is a yo-yo stock so expect the unexpected! Risk reward is 1:1 for me at it's current price vs what I'd sell at. I like my chances for 68-70p

With non-essential shops reopening this month, you will see a rush of advertisement revenue heading ITV's way.

I've already started seeing loads of 'we're open again' adverts on there.

When did they do that? The share price jumped on announcement of new management and rumours of a mercedes benz take over bid.

Morgan Stanley's justification for their target price is not unfounded. What is happening with the way overpriced acquistion of Cineplex which Cineworld have reiterated their commitement to seeing it through. Plus there are legitimate concerns around some movies going to VOD services, or atleast running alongside cinema releases.