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@schjmh
I'm so happy that I have you near me to keep me right.
You're spot on £25Millions. I did that post purposely to get the attention of indepthwins and investroid but got nothing
back from them. Now I know who really knows about figures and fundamentals. NoFear

IF Cineworld issued shares for sale to the major shareholders to the equivalent of what the shorters have bet against Cineworld, the bod could easely raise £2.5billions of fresh cash
100 million x 25p = two billion five hundred million

AMC Entertainment to sell up to 15 mln shares to raise funds.
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/amc-entertainment-sell-15-million-125646694.html

Jwd222
They won't at this level. If they ever at these prices, the most they could sell their rights issue would be at 25p per share
and only to their major shareholders and the stock would hardly be diluted as the share will get picked up as soon as they drop once the rights issues would be fully implemented. So, most likely they won't take the rights issues route. NoFear

Published 24th September 2020 - PRNewswire, MINNEAPOLIS.
The Covid-19 virus is killing more people than the virus itself - Major US study finds.
COVID's Catastrophic Impact on Human Health Ignites Historic Era of Illness, Chronic Disease and Premature Death.

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/covids-catastrophic-impact-on-human-health-ignites-historic-era-of-illness-chronic-disease-and-premature-death-301137539.html

A groundbreaking white paper released today by Revel, a Minneapolis-based next gen technology company, maintains that the COVID-19 pandemic has dealt catastrophic effects on human health far beyond the disease itself and should be tracked independently. The author, Sara Ratner, Revel senior vice president of government programs and strategic initiatives, writes that "educational gaps, mental health issues, layoffs, loss of health care coverage and delayed health care utilization will have a sustained and perpetual impact on preventing and managing diseases ultimately contributing to an increase in chronic conditions, magnifying comorbidities, a spiked death rate and persistent healthcare cost increases and spending."

@johnht Why can't you tell how it is ? Always giving wrong info. NoFear
More like a £28Millions gbp or $35.6Million USD deal breakway fee.

Not coming soon: Cineworld squeezed by movie delays -
Well... Well... What could you expect!!! Its almost being made on purpose so that all cinemas companies could end up hitting the wall and risk running their theatres at a loss. You can say whatever you want about Cineworld future not being so good, but at least say that our cine shares are very affordable comparing them to the rest of the other cinemas share stock prices.
https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/not-coming-soon-cineworld-squeezed-by-movie-delays-fears-new-virus-curbs-2305665

Excellent post Supercharger.

Thanks RS2002
Just like the UBS research note says.
The Swiss bank sees choppy markets and ''suggests taking advantage of the volatility.'' So, clearly its a buyers markets
taking advantage of buying into very low priced value shares like Cineworld and hold. Day Traders need to abstain. NoFear

Published 24th September 2020
Betting On A Vaccine.
Barclays says the economy is back strongly led by the U.S.
and it “prefers global equities over fixed income” as a “vaccine approval is likely by year end.” "The worst of the global pandemic now seems to be behind us. Economies across the world have continued to re-open, COVID mortality rates have been dropping in many regions for months", a Barclays research note says.

Also UBS suggests betting on a vaccine as expectations of quick medical progress were “reinforced today as another major U.S. healthcare company, Johnson & Johnson, announced that it has begun Phase 3 clinical trials.”

Johnson & Johnson said it expects to take until year-end or Q1 to be able to get an endpoint to show efficacy of Covid-19 vaccine.

“We remain constructive that the US will pass an additional fiscal package, although it is less likely to happen before the election,” a UBS research note says.

The Swiss bank sees choppy markets and suggests taking advantage of the volatility.

Great post M00la, I'm glad you're back (*__*)
Where have you been hiding ? I've been almost teared apart by the likes of:
guitarman001
JohnnyCoder
Vorobej
Bertles

First Published on the 23th September 2020. Update five hours ago.
Trump may block stricter FDA guidelines for vaccine.
Description: U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he may or may not approve potentially new, more stringent standards for an emergency authorization of a COVID-19 vaccine by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, saying such a move would appear political.
https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-usa-vaccine-trump/trump-says-may-or-may-not-approve-stricter-fda-guidelines-for-covid-19-vaccine-idUSKCN26E3M5

Well said Dave_1
Schroders Plc is an Asset management company with
assets under management: 500.2 billion GBP (2019)
Schroders takes crown of UK’s largest listed fund manager in August 19, 2020.
https://www.fnlondon.com/articles/schroders-takes-top-prizes-at-fns-asset-management-awards-20191018

@winniworld
It's not deramping to say you're a disappointed shareholder and have divested partially or fully and are hoping to get back in later. It's just reality.
guitarman001 has been wishing for the Cineworld shares to drop to a super low like 30p and lower. So, yes he was deramping for lower entry after selling out a part of their Cineworld share investment.NoFear

JohnnyCoder
Vorobej
guitarman001
You think I'm the worst from the bunch of rampers. Wait for the rest of my rampers crew to join me later.
They're currently away licking their wounds after todays interim results. Guess what !!! I have not been harmed
in any particular way and being in red is good for the old blood flow. Patience is the key. Time will pass. Long live Cines.
NoFear

@guitarman001, 1-Spelling Error detected
'If only I could understand what he's typing but for the bad spelling ;) :p'
I totally agree with you. But don't make a fuss of my spelling because what matters
the most is that I'm able [TO] get your attention. NoFear

@guitarman001,
'If only I could understand what he's typing but for the bad spelling ;) :p'
I totally agree with you. But don't make a fuss of my spelling because what matters
the most is that I'm able get your attention. NoFear

@guitarman001
By the time you will have decided to re-invest in Cineworld shares, it will be priced at double todays prices.
Here is the Nighclub two way entry fee scenario:
If you turned up at your local nightclub before 10pm you'll get in for a fiver, but if you decide to join later
and after 11pm its going to cost you a tenner. Why the price difference ? Because you would had been spending
your money in the nightclub for an extra hour between 10pm and 11pm instead being sitting in the nearby pub
and spending there on drinks instead in the nightclub. So, be prepared to pay more at the door when you and the
rest like you decide to reconsider Cineworld for a long investment and not on a day trading basis. DOYR. GLA. NoFear

@EWT98
I've never knew that a.rse licking each other could spread like wild fire. Well done for all who took the decision to
jump ship and make it to the island of the greatest Chicken S.hitters. NoFear

Watch Out Bertles About !!! You've placed under observation as your posts have notified not to bring any benefit
in support of the future of the long Cineworld shareholders. NoFear