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Updated - Shorters have reduced from 9.37% to 9.30% on Cineworld.
Only yesterday evening, I posted that the shorters had reduced from
9.45% to 9.37%. One day exactly after this small reduction, we have
another reduction to 9.30%. Once again, from the current and past
day list of hedge fund companies,Citadel Advisors LLC, is the one
who have reduced their position to from yesterday evening 0.91%
to tonight current short of 0.84%. Burn Shorts... Burn Shorts. NoFear

@RS2002
Well said RS2002. I don't use any filter as I love to read the negative unfounded crap that its posted
day in day out by thoese usual suspects. Love or hate, they make the day much more vibrant and
keeps you on your toes. Keep your friends close but your enemies closer. NoFear

Benchmark analyst Michael Hickey raised its rating on Cinemark Holdings’
Benchmark upgraded the stock to Buy from Hold. The firm kept the price target
unchanged at $18 (45.2% upside potential).

hxxps:// sports.yahoo.com/benchmark-turns-bullish-cinemark-stock-072226624.html

Not directly related to this Cineworld forum, but it helps that only a few days ago the Moody's
Credit rating agency was sh.itt.ing all over the Cinemark Company on the issue of $400Millions
Senior Convertible Notes and giving them a negative outlook ratings.

@ShorterGuy
@Indepthwins
@the rest of the same like for like crew of screen names
Watch Out - The Mongols are coming for your shorts. You'll not be able to see them first, but you'll be able
to hear them first as they approach for the Kill. Burn Shorts...NoFear

The mighty unchained Jangho Group Company powered by its own company
super rich Beijing government top major investors will be soon meeting at the
the round bod table to discuss plans for a possible takeover of the Cineworld
Group. Prepare for the Chinese government investors opening their coffers full
of $Trillions of dollars of national reserves for buying great foreign entities
and diversify their investments across the depressed world stock markets.

Spot Gold just hit to $1,910usd next stop $1,900usd.
Spot Gold Sell off is currently dropping at a rate of $10usd per 10 minutes.
Small bounce up to $1,917usd, but it won't hold. Looking good Guys hold on
I'm still holding £100 x point long with Cineworld 15th December expiring future
I was up almost £300 this morning when it hit 50p. Since its a future long position
with ig index, it won't cost me anything to roll over. No overnight or interest charges.
Its a Win Win situation. It was open yesterday as a long 15th December future at 47.9p.

SPOT GOLD SELL OFF - Next Stop is $1,900usd - Investors Coming Back
Spot SELL OFF currently haeading down towards the $1,920usd resistance level.
If it won't hold, the next stop is sub $1,900usd. This will confirm that investors
are willing to come back investing in battered down stocks like Cineworld ect. ect.

@indepthwins
You've seem lately to come out mostly at nightime like the vampires do. Nothing in your regurgitated posts is
going to spoil the beauty sleep that we will all be enjoying while dreaming of Cineworld making a high open
on this Friday trading day. Better to look for your next victims in another share board. We're done with you.
Night Night and Sweet Dreams. Good Luck to Cineworld long followers. NoFear

Aug 20 (Reuters) – The rise of online streaming for films during the global pandemic
will only be a temporary setback to the cinema industry, the head of Belgian cinema
group Kinepolis said on Thursday. Kinepolis has 1075 screen and 110 complexes
across 10 countries including the USA.

Kinepolis' Chief Executive Eddy Duquenne said that face masks, compulsory in Belgian
cinemas, were driving up snack sales, with viewers eating more popcorn to take a break
from face coverings.

After months of forced closures, movie delays and lost advertising, new movies could launch as
soon as the American market reopens, he said.

In Europe, Kinepolis has 55 complexes throughout Belgium, The Netherlands, France,
Spain, Luxembourg, Switzerland and Poland.

hXXps:// uk.reuters.com/article/us-kinepolis-results/kinepolis-ceo-bets-on-cinemas-to-beat-lockdown-streaming-trend-idUKKBN25G29Q

Following the acquisition of Canadian movie theatre group Landmark Cinemas and
American movie theatre chain MJR, Kinepolis Group now also operates 45 cinemas in Canada
and 10 in the US.

In total, Kinepolis Group currently operates 110 cinemas worldwide with a total of 1,075 screens
and almost 200,000 seats. Kinepolis employs 4,600 people, all committed to giving millions of
visitors an unforgettable movie experience.

@Cookie2906
Well said Cookie2906
Think about the huge supply of $trillion of $$$$$ dollars that could flow towards foreign investments like
the Shanghai listed Stock Exchange Jangho Group Company who has two top major investors sitting with
the Jangho Group stocks. These are two Beijing State-Owned largest economic entities in the world.
Beijing State-Owned Assets Supervision & Administration (SASAC) has 2.89% invested in the Jangho Group
China Investment Corp. (Investment Management) has 2.00% invested in the Jangho Group
You'll see them listed on the company shareholder list on the third and fourth line from the top to bottom
htxxs:// www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/JANGHO-GROUP-CO-LTD-9950504/company/

@Purchaseatthetop
Thanks for your kind words. I'm seen as quite of a contrarian to all the de-rampers. When the gold futures
hit $2,080usd, every hedge fund out there including Goldman Sachs was saying it will hitting soon $2,300usd.
However, I instead went and placed a Igindex auto buy order to short the gold at £38 x point that was meant to
triggered when it hit $2,000usd. I had a profit taking position set at $1,909 which then I changed to $1,922usd
on fear that I was being too greedy. Notwithstanding that it then kept going up towards the highest in the history
gold prices at $2,080usd, within a very short time, it started to go through many small and buy processes till it
got properly sold off in huge amounts down to hit a low $1,860usd. Today gold prices are hoovering around
$1,941usd but it won't be long that it will drop below the $1,900usd and drop further. Once, we get to this lower
levels, we will see serious big investments coming back into securities of discretionary companies are usually
referred to as cyclical stocks, as consumers tend to buy the products of these companies in a booming economy,
but choose to cut down on consumption during a recession or economic slowdown. So, Cineworld will make it.

@Cookie2906
I'm with you too. I too had the same 50% paper loss situation with Cineworld, but I learned not to fear
when it went red almost every day and weeks that went by. Today, I posted that I was placing a long bet
with the Ig index spread betting firm. I posted that I opened a £100 x point going long on Cineworld.
When I opened my position, I took the forward 15th December future at 47.90p. Since, there is no
rollover overnight or interest charges, this was a strategy taken to bump up my profits levels as we
head towards our +£1 target and more potentially if the market sentiment takes a mad turn in our
favour. My margin that I had to deposit was £1,687.00. I also placed another £5k of cash equity to
absorb any downside movements which are all short lived in my opinion. Moreover, within of aprox.
twenty minutes after opening my long Cineworld 15 Dec 2020 forward future bet, the shares were
climbing very fast towards the 50p mark. I had already reached a £200 profit on paper, but decided
to ignore it and wait for the big pay day since it costs nothing to hold my position till the 15th December.
Its currently showing that I'm up £70 at closing of day buy at 49.04p and sell at 48.60p December future.
Notwithstanding my positive sentiment and that gut feeling that told me to quickly open a long bet with
Ig index, I had that looney of ShorterGuy throwing wild fire negative crap that I was Cruisin' for a Bruisin'.
Finally, I also 52,000 at average of 65.5p after averaging down from 80.80p. I bought more shares to average
when I saw the Jangho Group first RNS for which I'm preying to see more soon. Take Care, NOFEAR

Cinemark Holdings Inc. back to Tuesday 18th August shares prices before it got sold.
Moody's downgrade of Cinemark's stock sell off was very short lived. It shows once
again that Moody rating agency as for the rest of the same rating crew can't win over
the true underlining sentimental long direction of the market. Thank's God we can
think for ourselves and don't follow de-rampers like the credit rating agencies and
the two faced brokers ratings wild guesses. NOFEAR

Every litte helps to get the party going against the Damn shorters.
Citadel Advisors LLC had 0.99% held short against Cineworld on the 13th August 2020 at 18:25hours
as of the 19th August 2020, Citadel Advisors LLC has 0.91% short position.

@ShorterGuy and the shorter crews that are siding with you.

I'm was in profit by almost £200 before it dropped again to the december future price
of 49.43p. Guess what!!! I did not close my position as my next exit stop is at +£1.00p

Check my previous post at 15:20 hours, when I posted that IG index long bet with Cineworld.
I did just before it shoot to 50p. I must know the markets better than you. Did you get your
a..r.se burned ? Did it burn like F..uk !! Yes it did. Well... thats you sorted for now...

"I just took a £100 x point Long bet with Cineworld at buy price 47.90pence
as a forward future closing 15th December 2020. My deposit as margin has been placed against the
long bet at £1,678.95"

ShorterGuy
Just like my screen name 'NOFEAR', I've seen myself having sleepless nights watching major spread betting position
taking me into the red due to markets manipulations. The only way I got myself out of the red was to increase my positions
with further cash injections and wait for the sunny days to reappear again. You DON'T take large spread bet positions bigger
of £100 unless you're dealing with very liquid markets like Gold,OIL,FOREX.
Being in the red for long times does not scare me at all. You only invest with money that you don't need other for
investing and hedging. Don't use your last money or you'll get burned when the positions move against you and you
can't average down your losses to get out of a situation that has no near future remedy. DYOR. NOFEAR

@ShorterGuy
The only matches in a firework factory that we Cineworld long holders would be the setting off the fireworks
with the Cineworld shorts and shorters in the middle of it.
It would be a great idea for the coming near future Guy Fawkes event. BURN SHORTS...BURN...BEWARE SHORTS ABOUT.
NOFEAR

@SmileandGrow
I just took a £100 x point Long bet with Cineworld at buy price 47.90pence as a forward future closing
15th December 2020. My deposit as margin has been placed against the long bet at £1,678.95. I've also
deposit against further downside movements a further equity of £5k. If it drops, I'll buy more.
I'm expecting a rise towards the 84pence in the immediate future. However, I'll resist to close my position
until it reaches the +£1. If I think that it can go further than £1, then I'll let it open as far as it can go hopefully
to £2 buy the 15th December.

@ShorterGuy
I've got loads of cash to use against shorters like you. So, if today it drops to 40p then I'll take further positions to
average and follow the shares all the way to 19p if ever happens which I much don't believe it will ever. inceasing
my margin with loads of cash it no problem for me for as long that its a future it will cost me nothing to hold until
the 15th December 2020 and rest assured that I will not be at loss as the Cineworld shares are on the way up like it
or not. Burn Shorts, Burn... Burn..NOFEAR

Just spoke with my Ig Index premium account manager who has advised me that to
avoid paying any overnight charges and interests on taking spread bets in Cineworld
is to bet on the Cineworld futures preferably the December 2020 which can then be
closed at a profit or loss on the 15th December 2020 or rolled over to March 2021.
Every day the Cineworld spread bet cash position that moves up or down it would
move the Cineworld future position 0.3 in percentage since it follows the actual
shares underlining market. Therefore, today I'm going to open a long £100 x point
December 2020 future position on the Cineworld and hold till the 15 December 2020.
I hope by the 15th December we will have hit £1 and cashed up while at the same
I would be holding 52,000 actual shares to hold for the longer journey towards £2
if not achieved sooner. Any thoughts happily welcomed. NOFEAR