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@westwood747

I have been able to access the entire Cineworld data analytics from the ORTEX website, and its been really fascinating to be able to research and view all the 'short positions' that have been taken against Cineworld since the first day ever shorts were open and what were the months in 2019 and 2020 to date where the shorts days to cover where ultimately at their highest and lowest.

However, I've not decided to post that information on this bb because its far to intensive for the everyone to go through and then you get people like you that will probably find them too extreme to see on a daily basis and for that and your sole comment, I will not anymore post, even though it was a surprise that I had planned for the overall majority in this bb who would had benefited from the premium data on the past and current DTC.

Moreover, as a matter of fact, I've given this bb the heads up more often than not which resulted in everyone who had been following my posts in being prepared ahead of the storm. By allowing everyone to know what was coming, a plan could then been hatched together. Understandably, this work as a team reaction, has in my view allowed the most diligent on this bb to stay calm and wait for the murky waters to clear and hold their shares instead falling off the MM's constant tree shakes for every small and big negative news hitting our shares directly or indirectly.
That's All Folks. Smile.(*__*).NoFear

63885325------------------->>>>>>Are YOU an Hedge Fund run account ???? Your Questions Are Very Suspicious.

I won't be fooled to give you up my inner know-hows. Smile.(*__*).NoFear

westwood747
Excuse Me Sir.. YAH.
Pointless my ar.se...........>>>>Thanks for heads up on AMC-CINEMARK. BEING pre-market up.
However, since you're so ignorant not to appreciate my previous post, I guess that perhaps
you can maybe refrain from being so judgmental to what I clearly tried to show everyone
here that Kinepolis being part of the European stock markets could influence the MM's
on or side of the pond. But really what can I do, if you only think that the USA is the only
one to follow for our good benefit. I've seen the AMC & Cinemark opening in pre-market
very positive for these reverting back to negative and stay there for the rest of the day.
So, unless we see the rest of the USA trading day cinemas shares run along for a few hours
in positive grounds, I take nothing as written in stone till the day has run its full course.
Smile.(*__*).NoFear

Kinepolis Group NV Cinemas shares price entering negative territory and perhaps the positive mood changed for now.
Non Cineworld related but could in theory throw us today into negative grounds.

Please I repeat: Do Not Get Shaken Off The MM's Tree. They need your shares for the shorters to close their positions and they're is only less than 5 days left or days to cover their shorts and pack their bags and go home.

A recent ONTARIO Court ruling could be seen to be supportive and in favor Cineplex argument that Cineworld pulled out of their contract on grounds of Covid-19 and having a buyers remorse. The current legal fight is due in September 2021. If the Cineworld Group was to use the Covid-19 pandemic in their defense for pulling out of the buying of Cineplex, the court might decide to use the recent Duo Bank ruling where the Ontario court has ruled against Duo Bank of Canada, which was trying to get out of an agreement to acquire Fairstone Financial Holdings by arguing that the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Fairstone was so significant it fundamentally changed the deal and the transaction should not close.

7th December 2020 -Ontario Canada- behind paywall-DOWNLOAD- The pdf full article by NoFear
The original article
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-ontario-court-rules-against-duo-bank-in-fairstone-deal/

Read HERE BELOW---The Ontario news full article extracted copy in Pdf format by NoFear

https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/65066923/ontario-court-rules-against-duo-bank-in-fairstone-deal-discuss-about-cineplex-v-cineworld-the-globe-and-mail-7-dec-2020

Remember That Morgan Stanley had been lending Cineworld stock for shorting purposes
If you look at yesterday RNS, their Cineworld equity swaps got dealt exactly on the
3rd December when Cineworld shares shoot to 73p. So, perhaps we're still due that
shorters reduction update that have been held back and therefore keeping us in the
dark about truly its going behind the world of hedge funds and their investment,shorting
strategies. In the meantime, Don't under any circumstances get off the Cineworld rides
as the real fun has yet to come. As for the MM's, we know how they operate and sooner
or later they'll let the Cinewrld world renowned bounceability take off again.
Let us SpringUpMM's. Smile.(*__*).NoFear

Good Morning All Long Cineworld shareholders - Smile.(*__*).NoFear
Good Luck and Get those shorters squeezed.

The latest Cineworld Stock Brokers ratings snapshot from Ortex - 8th December 2020
Click on image and zoom in to see the hidden NOT-ANYMORE [HSBC] Anonymous 61630 credentials
https://ibb.co/vqX9Xhf

8th December 2020-Cineworld - From European Research Brokers Ratings Roundup.

Today I've got the pleasure to announce that I've been able to reveal the real name behind the hidden Ortex member credentials. The Stock Broker posting under the Anonymous 61630 credentials is the HSBC who at time 03:45am of the 8th Dec, posted that only a HOLD raising the target price to 60p from (25p). While James Christopher Wheatcroft, Jefferies LLC posted at time 00:29 of the 8th Dec, a BUY recommendation raising the target price £1.10p from (40p).

Cineworld USA Updates-NOW!!! Good luck-Hold tight to the MM's tree...
Don't Get shaken off guys. Smile.(*__*).NoFear

62.02-pence [ask price]
58.80-pence [bid price]
high spread offered

Cineworld USA Updates-NOW!!! Good luck-Hold tight to the MM's tree...
Don't Get shaken off guys. Smile.(*__*).NoFear

61.06-pence [ask price]
58.61-pence [bid price]

61.51-pence ask price
58.5-pence bid price

Cineworld USA Now at [ Ask Price 61.33p ] and [ Bid Price at 57.79p ] High Spread by MM's

Soundsrisky
Many thanks for dropping that note. I shall look into their share dealing services. (*_*)

Soundsrisky
Hi, nice to know that you had no problems in getting £4k worth of Amigo shares earlier on.
I'm using Ig index for shares dealing and they're still not offering me quotes for less than £15,200
Do you mind telling me with who you're able to buy Amigo shares ? Thanks

Amigo MM's are not offering quotes for less than £15,200 per transaction
I've tried now to get a quote to buy £10k of Amigo share and no quotes
were available. Then I raised to £11k,£12k,£13k, until I got to £15,200 and got a buy quote
for 10.09p as Buy share price. What's going on with the MM's ?

As posted in 2015
As if they're still good at their credit ratings game..Not..Just Crooks IMO. NoFear
The Credit Rating Controversy and their power over markets--------->>>>>> A leopard will never changes its spots.
The three major credit rating agencies have been accused of contributing to the global financial crisis, drawing increased oversight from regulators in the United States and Europe. Nonetheless, investors continue to rely on the largely unchanged ratings services.
https://www.cfr.org/backgrounder/credit-rating-controversy#:~:text=In%202008%2C%20at%20the%20height,associated%20with%20mortgage%2Drelated%20securities.&text=In%202007%2C%20as%20housing%20prices,the%20AAA%20level%20in%202006.

STICK TO YOUR investments plans and look forward 6-12months ahead from now -
Don't fall of the MM's-Tree-Shake.

Don't Pay Attention To Moody's Rating - They're just a bunch of Crooks.
If you're a Newbie in Cines. StayPut-Please-----Paper losses are just that. Don't be fearful of seeing Red.

Who is really Moody and what benefit could they bring to your investments strategies ? NONE!!! At-All.

Saturday the 14 Jan 2017 06.53 GMT -
Only three years got what they deserved, but frankly a leopard will never change its spots.

{{{{{{{{{ Moody's $864m penalty for ratings in run-up to 2008 financial crisis }}}}}}}}}

The credit rating agency Moody’s has agreed to pay nearly $864m to settle with US federal and state authorities over its ratings of risky mortgage securities in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis, the department of justice said on Friday.
Moody’s reached the deal with the justice department, 21 states and the District of Columbia, resolving allegations that the firm contributed to the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, the department said in a statement.

“Moody’s failed to adhere to its own credit-rating standards and fell short on its pledge of transparency in the run-up to the ‘great recession’,” principal deputy associate attorney general Bill Baer said in the statement.

S&P Global’s Standard & Poor’s entered into a similar accord in 2015 paying out $1.375bn. Standard and Poor’s is the world’s largest ratings firm, followed by Moody’s.

Moody’s said it would pay a $437.5m penalty to the justice department, and the remaining $426.3m would be split among the states and Washington DC.
As part of its settlement, Moody’s also agreed to measures designed to ensure the integrity of credit ratings going forward, including keeping analytic employees out of commercial-related discussions.

Read more here on the free link and NOT behind a paywall.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2017/jan/14/moodys-864m-penalty-for-ratings-in-run-up-to-2008-financial-crisis#:~:text=3%20years%20old-,Moody's%20%24864m%20penalty%20for%20ratings%20in,up%20to%202008%20financial%20crisis&text=The%20credit%20rating%20agency%20Moody's,of%20justice%20said%20on%20Friday.

@Investroid
Hi, in regards to the general stock brokers/analysts views and ratings, their reports get the more or less media attention depending who they are and so if for example; JPMorgan says that Cineworld is a Sell target price 20p from (62p),they will get more media coverage weighted ont hat rating than probably Peel Hunt, who might not be as highly recognised as JPMorgan in the investment industries. So, my point is nothing to the fact that Moody is contrarian to my views, its more to do with them not having been squeaky clean in their past credit ratings coverages and therefore they don't have any influence on my investment views about Cineworld long term revenue earnings outlooks, but unfortunately Moody its there to stay and will in a majority influence the bigger crowds of investors who are blatantly blinded by their ratings reports. Moody's Companies ratings reports are as fishy as the ones from the online Bloomberg Business websites. IMO. Cheers.Smile.(*__*).NoFear

indepthwins
You're always forgetting that all small and big caps business have been hit by the financial depression causedby the CoronaVirus pandemic. On top of everything, you're forgetting that we've had to put up with the constant negativity that the main business papers kept writing about Cineworld and have influenced Cines recovery plans by making these a much harder to achieve. You're also forgetting that the Cineworld business fundamentals have been thrown up and down exactly because of a combination of twisted lies and wild estimates about the survival of Cineworld as going concern cinema operation. Finally, with the latest stunt brought by the CEO at WB, you can clearly understand that alot of the financial distress has been caused by the film studios who are not synchronized in harmony with the Cinemas Ceo's recovery outlook wishes that they all had expected as we move with getting the whole world vaccinated where possible.

So please Indepthwins, do us a big favor and stop mumbling your gums with the same rhetoric doom & gloom about Cineworld latest Moody's rating who have only been able to write that 7th Dec 2020 report based on the figures that Cineworld has provided them to work on and I personally don't trust their ratings in as much since the 2008 credit crunch since they were responsible for alot of the 2008 financial depression too and maybe even the earlier credit crunches too. We just don't know how they operate. In my opinion, I think Moody is a leopard that will never changes its spots and will continue to distort the markets as and when it pleases. Smile.(*__*).NoFear

* According to Jefferies vaccines will transform leisure prospects, and post-COVID recovery in will vary by subsector
* The brokerage sees rapid improvement for pubs, slow for hotels, and says gaming and transport are its most preferred subsectors
* It says gaming subsector has been resilient during 2020, and now sees vaccines driving increased sports content
* "We expect low-ticket, highly accessible leisure activities such as pubs, restaurants and cinema to bounce back rapidly when the backdrop normalises," it says
* It names GVC , Flutter Entertainment , National Express Group and Go-Ahead Group as the stocks to buy
* It forecasts quicker post-vaccine recovery for hotels than consensus suggests; prefers Accor , Dalata and Whitbread
* Jefferies ups Premier-Inn owner Whitbread to "buy" from hold, but cuts British holiday package provider On The Beach and InterContinental Hotels to "underperform" from "hold"
* It expects the world's second-biggest cinema chain Cineworld , holiday and airline group Jet2 , pubs and restaurants operator Mitchells & Butlers and pub operator JD Wetherspoon to gain from vaccines transformation of leisure prospects