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most of the economic stuff makes for awful reading currently. Probably poorer than expected!

I don't know why I bother posting on this forum. People will say whatever depending on their position. I'm long here you twot.

We've just watched a large gain drop and looking at the charts and I think it's likely it'll move lower before going up again.

I'm long here until it hits 99p then I'll decide if I want to continue holding or close

what are you talking about? check my previous posts I'm long in here you muppet. I'm sorry if not being stupidly over-optimistic trying to RAMP the life out of this decent stock which will eventually recover well.

we may see this slump to 50 - 55 again before the next jump..

I have spent £15k on my home cinema and i still have an Odeon membership. I had a cineworld membership for 3 years prior to moving house. Sadly no cineworld near me now.

You cannot replicate the big screen at home. The experience is very different.

That £15k was spent on second hand/bargain priced premium equipment so its more like £30k of gear...i could spend a great deal more and still fall far short of the experience a cinema gives.

not as luxurious or as spaced*

Agreed.

A lot of the cineworld cinemas have been refurbished wifh better seating that is more spaced apart. As as luxurious or as well spaced as the odeon deluxe seating (big reclining lazyboys) but still much better than before

"Though he gave no details, Johnson explained his blueprint for a gradual easing of the coronavirus lockdown in England could see primary schools, shops and nurseries partially reopening from 1 June, while some cafes or restaurants with outdoor space, plus places or worship and socially distanced cinemas, could return to business from July."

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/may/10/boris-johnson-coronavirus-lockdown-shops-schools-june-reopening

Then why include the cinema ticket in the imagery shown during his speech?

Did you even watch Boris? As others have said, there was a completely obvious cinema ticket in the imagery.

if everything goes to plan as outlined in govt lockdown easing guidelines°

I bought back in before COB, with a larger position. If it drops, I'll increase my stake unless some awful news comes out.

ooo someone's toxic AF.

@convb - that's some pretty awful advice. Buy high sell low isn't how you do it silly!

I've missed out on 5p movement... just deciding if I want to buy back in now or hope it falls a bit before cob

I closed my position at 7% hoping to play the movement but I think I might have misjudged! God I hope it falls to 55 as I can buy back in before the close of business today. Still, at least I took an ok profit.

Hard to say... Boris will probably say those who have to go to work will be able to (builders etc) and he might relax outdoor restrictions so people can go outside more. I'm hopeful we'llsee cinemas open in July subject to health and safety and curve continuing to on a downward trajectory.

But I'm just a regular Joe so who knows!

I'm in this at the min at 53.39 @ £100 per pt. I was looking to open a huge position if it fell to 45p this week

as soon as cineworld reopens, itll start charging all of its unlimited members their monthly subscription. Instant cashflow. Anyone seen anything online about how many members they have? Its a minimum 12 month commitment when you sign up

I was sucked into buying this dog of a share back in 2014 when it was supposed to sky rocket because they were supposedly close to announcing a big find. It never happened and from a quick glance as recent comments, the same old rubbish is still being spouted.

Buyer beware. AIM is a mugs game

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