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We're a big big family of Cinema lovers. There is no other cinema company like Cineworld.
Pure class outlets with a 5* product quality rating . (*__*)

We're the best of the bunch. No Match to the latest Cineworld Multi-Million£££ investments upgrades.
Don't compare us with AMC,Cinemark,ODEON,Vue,Everyman Cinema, Wanda,UCI,ect.ect.

The Cineworld Group and its connected theaters that spreads across the globe:
[The Cineworld Group Big Family of Cinema Sub-companies]
Read about here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cineworld
We Will Survive......We're Not Going Anywhere.... In for a penny.. In for a pound. NoFear

You Will Never Break Our Cineworld Hearts --->>> DE-RAMPERS.
The MM's are going to make a killing with the weak shareholders.
The real big boys will grab your sold at a loss shares and increase
their major positions and fast forward to 2021-22 with great
profits expectations. I'm afraid that this is going Monday outlook.
As for my 57,000 average entry at 65p, I'll very very happy to swing
around the lows and the highs and save myself all that worries
which are just a passing stage brought on by a natural event.
You can spam as much crap a you want but once the MM's have
finished playing with the cines stock, be prepared for the
upward bounce and be quick to get out of your shorts as
you'll get the nastiest burn that you've ever witnessed in
your 'shorts' life. Bring it on. We will be waiting for you.
GLA. DYOR. NoFear

johnht
You're lucky that the UK allow most of the shares to be shorted in comparison with some other
countries where this shorting abuse is not allowed. I don't agree with shorting companies that
have been subject to huge losses on the basis of a natural disaster as the covid-19 pandemic scenario.
I would had appreciated if the Cineworld lost his share price valuation through a natural process through
the result of a constant sell off that would naturally have affected the share price. Anyone who makes a profit
from the misery of otherwise very good companies and their shareholders big and small investors alike, would
not be getting any good luck coming from their abusive actions had not been that you're allowed to carry out
such shorting activity in the UK. I repeat and I'm very confident that you and the rest of those hedge funds shorting
the Cineworld stock will be very sorry when your day will come. I would not mind if you picked with a company like boohoo who I personally can't stand their BoD for what they've done and their slave labour accusations that now have been brushed aside and all forgotten. But Cineworld is a very respectable company that has found itself at the mercy of many matters that are stirring the Bod to search for a way out of the doom & gloom that everyone has been throwing around without any thought behind tha destruction that is bringing unto businesses and their people. So, please don't think
that you'll have a longtime shorting the cine stock as your 'unsavoury investment practices' will soon be brought to an end.
NoFear

Breaking News!!!
'I’m starting to feel good': Trump Says!!! Well that's Good News
Watch Cineworld shareholders saying the same quote when we burn those naked shorts.
Your time will come and you'll burn like f.uck. (*___*). NoFear

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8801437/Trump-doing-told-Walter-Reed-doctors-walk-today.html

Remember all Cineworld long shareholders that the derampers will be working on your mind between tonight and Monday Morning and will try their best to get you to sell your hard earned money held in Cines shares. Don't let them put fear in you.

At least they've started their good cause in our name while the Ceo for Cineworld he's doing his bit for us. Let's see how many Cinemas Ceo will follow suit and do what Mooky has planned to do coming next week. The more that will follow the better and bigger the shout into Boris ears. Good Night everyone who's with me. NoFear

Scorsese, Eastwood say U.S. movie theaters may not survive pandemic.
https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/scorsese-eastwood-say-us-movie-theaters-may-not-survive-pandemic-2312412

@Saihaj
Exactly true. I can see alot happening for the cinema industries and it has already started in America when Scorsese
and the rest of the Hollywood directors gang have come forward asking for help towards the Cinema and Theatres
indutries. Now is time for Boris to stop being an a.rse and get Britain to move again and no more sto&start carry ons.

johnht
I don't have any worries for Cineworld BoD latest decision to write to Boris. I'm glad that finally a very good decision
has been taken to make the government take notice of the shambles that the Cinema industry has been put through
and that nobody wants to know. They will pay attention when it comes Monday and if the shares drop, many big buyers
will pick up massive amounts for small change and average their original entry price. Perhaps, the Ceo himself will buy
millions more of his own company shares and so the other major shareholders like HSBC,Polaris,Jangho,Morgan Stanley and myself too. Finally, I believe that this latest strategy from the CEO will give us reassurance that they're not willing to
running the Cineworld Group to the ground and will do everything possible to make it survive throughout the next six months while we wait for the first approved vaccine to get around and for the next year movies to be shown in due time.
The 2021 year will resolve all the doubts of concern for Cineworld shareholders.

Good Night PinkEye,
I'm off to bed and hope you'll **** your pc down or mobile connection to this forum that sometimes feels like
being hooked to something that you can't go without. The night vampires are out in force and it's better to
chat again back on Sunday evening. So, avoid reading any further comments from the likes of johnht and their
crew because they'll drive you bananas with their nonsense. Take Care. GLA.DYOR. NoFear

PinkEye
I wish I had that much invested in Cineworld. I was once almost 30k in the red and was holding a £100 x point long spreadbet position on Wti Crude oil, when the news came out that the crude oil would crash due to the initial coronavirus
restrictions killing the demands for oil. I panicked and felt my entire world was going to fall apart. However, although I did
lose £6k intially, actually if had kept a cool head and don't listen to the media noise, I would had been in profit by £6k instead as the news came out later that the Chinese economy was picking up again and that they were secretely buying
crude oil while it was cheap. Therefore my analysis was correct, but I let myself be influenced by the noise in the chat forums and the mainstream oil news updates. I was betting with real large positions which would keep me up from 1am to 8am nearly everyday betting in the Europe and Asia oil and gold markets. I learned to invest in smalll batches and always
keep some money behind in case you need to average your entry price. That method does not always work if the sentiment
is constantly going against your investments. However, I would say to you that you've entered at a very good price and don't let the derampers in this forum fill your head with their Doom & Gloom figures and projected disaster awaiting to happen scenarios. Cineworld is a huge operation with a massive amount of capacity to turn itself around albeit it will take perhaps six months longer to show any signs of a good recovery if it had not being for the covid19 restrictions. You'll be in profit very soon and I suggest to you not to sell up the minute you see a bit of profit in your shares account. Think of your investment like when you had money in a high interest account with penalties on your interest earning if you were to withdraw your money too soon and with great interest earnings if you leave your money for three,six or twelve months. I once saved £2k for a mortgage deposit when I was only 18 years of age and it took me one year of hard work doing 75 hours a week in a Kitchen as a chef. I'm talking back when it was 1986 and I earned £1.75 per hour. I saved as much as I could and got a mortgage for a property at £22k with my £2k as a deposit. The bank manager could not believe it how good I was with my determination. Everyone at my work used to say that one day I'll be a millionaire. However, I'm still not there yet, but you could most likely get there before me with that much of an investment. I lived through the 2008 market crash and made alot of money in stocks that were real dogs and today don't exist anymore. I got out before they turned sour but bought them for pennies hoping for a recovery and they were mainly a UK only operation with little scope of going the longway. Please Please, don't despair. We're all in the same boat and some even much worse than us in Cines. Remember to take breaks and enjoy other aspects of life and not only watching the shares. No

Great post M00la. I feel much better knowing that we have members in this forum
that we can rely on to keep the ship sailing in calm waters. Anyhow, looks like
the derampers are already celebrating for Monday apparently Cineworld getting
slaughter or better put a 'bloodbath'. I don't believe that this is going to happen
any sooner. So, as they say; Dreams are free, but don't wish a bad on us long cine
shareholders as it will tun on you derampers non cine believers. NoFear

New James Bond movie delayed, crushing hopes for 2020 cinema rebound

(Recasts with dismal year for Hollywood, adds analyst comment,
details on 2020 movie season, move of 'Fast & Furious' sequel)
By Lisa Richwine

LOS ANGELES, Oct 2 (Reuters) - 23:12 GMT
Even 007 can't save a dismal year for Hollywood.
The new James Bond movie, "No Time To Die," on Friday became
the latest blockbuster to be pushed into next year as the movie
industry struggles to get back to business amid the coronavirus
pandemic.
Bond's exit leaves "Wonder Woman 1984," currently set to
debut in December on Christmas Day, as one of the few big movies
still on the 2020 slate. Other big-budget flicks, including
Marvel's "Black Widow" and a "Top Gun" sequel, also have been
delayed until next year. [nL2N2GK1JM]
"No Time to Die," from MGM and Comcast Corp's
Universal Pictures, originally was set to hit the big screen in
April 2020 before being delayed until November. The new date is
April 2, 2021. A "Fast & Furious" sequel scheduled for that date
was moved to May 28.
The movie studios and producers Michael G. Wilson and
Barbara Broccoli said the Bond film was delayed "in order to be
seen by a worldwide theatrical audience."
"We understand the delay will be disappointing to our fans
but we now look forward to sharing 'No Time To Die' next year,"
they said on the official James Bond Twitter account.
The decision follows disappointing efforts to get Americans
back into multiplexes after the pandemic shuttered cinemas
worldwide in March. While AMC Entertainment , Cineworld
Plc and others have reopened many locations, crowds
have been thin, and theaters in the major markets of New York
and Los Angeles remain shut.
"Studios are having to continually confront the hard facts
of a very challenging marketplace," said Comscore senior media
analyst Paul Dergarabedian.
But he added that the Bond delay showed that producers
believe theaters were the "preferred destination" for the film.
Some movies have skipped theaters and headed straight to
streaming services.
The Bond franchise is one of the movie world's most
lucrative, with 2015's "Spectre" raking in $880 million at the
box office worldwide, while "Skyfall" in 2012 grossed more than
$1 billion globally.
"No Time to Die," which cost an estimated $200 million to
produce, marks actor Daniel Craig's last outing as agent 007.

(Reporting by Lisa Richwine;
Additional reporting by Jill Serjeant;
Editing by Rosalba O'Brien and Matthew Lewis)

The Russian Roulette by Putin with Love (*__*)

CARACAS, Oct 2 (Reuters) –
Venezuela has received a shipment of the Russian-made Sputnik-V vaccine against the coronavirus,
Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez said on Friday.
https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-venezuela-russia-idUKKBN26N2XO

oceanpassage
Do you think that the Best Film Production Companies are taking advantage of the Covid19 pandemic restrictions
that have now brought the small and large Cinema household names to an almost gridlock just for the sole
reason to destroy their shares value ? And do you think that by destroying the valuations of otherwise financially
viable Cinemas names like Amc, Cineworld-Regal,Cinemark and Cineplex, this will permit them with the new paramount
law changes to make takeover offers and pick and choose and go with the take my offer or go bust attitude ?
The movies producers might well be playing a dirty game of delaying the best from the mix of movies blockbusters
like the No Time To Die and Black Widow, but if that was really their true aim, they'll very sorry and hope that all the Cinemas small and large companies find enough cheap near almost to 0% interest loans to stay afloat and give them
the payback in due time for not playing ball and show whoes the Boss in the Cinema industry. That's my views. NoFear

Correction
I'm holding actually 57,000 Cine shares at 65p and currently aprox. £15k in the red.

Good Evening Kelbelle and everyone else on this board tonight.
Let's not forget that we still have the Jangho Group who recently bought in
at a higher price and so the Mstanley guys too and finally the Polaris guys
increase their shares only recently as well. As for me, I'm still holding my
52,000 cine shares at 65p average and I'm not worried one bit as I trust
the Cineworld Ceo and the BoD with my investment. Thereis not Cinema
company like the Cineworld Group. They're the best for alla sort of reasons.
Don't despair as time will pass and its only a paper loss. GoodNight and stay safe. NoFear

Bring it on please so that the lifes of many people and businesses can return to some form of normality.

Oct 2 (Reuters) –A mass roll-out of a COVID-19 vaccine in Britain could be finished in as little as three months,
The Times reported, citing government scientists.
Scientists working on the Oxford vaccine hope that the regulators approve it before the beginning of 2021,
the newspaper said.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/health-coronavirus-britain-vaccine/covid-19-vaccine-roll-out-expected-in-less-than-3-months-in-uk-the-times-idUKFWN2GT0HV

Purchaseatthetop
Thanks for the news update. I guess that would be the last nail in the coffin for Cineworld ?
Not... really !!! More like more trouble ahead for the movie studios producers because they'll
not be getting as much money they would had wanted. Anyhow, that would be the last movie
for Daniel Craig too. No time to die with corona virus always on your back

LTHcine Check the buy & sell trades that took place in Cineworld from around 37.10 pence sell trade
https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/shares/share/CINE/trades?page=32

Well said Dave_1
Thanks alot for sharing your views. I totally agree with you but not with Bertles views.
Have a great weekend. GLA, DYOR.

02 October 2020 - UK
Cines Buy and Sell Trades from ADVFN site [from 16:20 to 17:41.] last seen at 18:28 hours
Cineworld after hours late reported trades screenshot

Click on the image https://ibb.co/JqNpFwt