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@Bluefiesta
I'm seeing big Green Shoots.... we're getting closer for the mother of all majot take offs never seen done
by the Cineworld shares. I'm looking forward to see those big hedge funds holding out with their short
burn like f..uck. NOFEAR

AMC theaters video of CEO Adam Aron's Closing Bell appearance on CNBC.

hxxps:// www.cnbc.com/video/2020/08/19/amc-entertainment-ceo-on-reopening-100-locations.html
AMC theaters will open 100 locations tomorrow at 30 percent capacity amid the ongoing pandemic.
Critics say AMC is not doing enough to keep moviegoers safe from contracting the virus. Adam Aron,
AMC Entertainment CEO, joins “Closing Bell” to discuss how they are planning to open theaters across
the United States.

You Welcome RS2002. Tomorrow should be a great day for spread betting. Thanks for your past great posts
Without members like you replying back to those constant de-rampers, this forum would had been ran to
the ground by their non-stop unjust unfound negativity towards the one and only; The Cineworld Company.
Good Night to you and to all like ourselves. Good luck.

Watch out for Ig index famous overnight charges which are quite steep depending how many £ X point
you're willing to hold everyday till it reach your desire price. Also don't place stop losses on your positions
with Cineworld as they're known to spike customers stop loss positions even though it never actually
happened during the share movement. They'll say as an excuse that it was the underlining markets that
moved against your stop losses. Any more info about how Ig index works, let me know as I've been with them
since 2008 and know all their dirty and clean tricks.

Moody's downgrades Cinemark's CFR to B3 following issuance of new convertible notes; outlook remains negative.
htxxs://www.moodys.com/research/Moodys-downgrades-Cinemarks-CFR-to-B3-following-issuance-of-new--PR_430157

Major Gold Prices Crash down to $1,935usd well off the high $2,024usd seen on the 18th August 2020.
Almost $100usd sold off per ounce of gold. Nobody wants the shiny gold metal as it does not pay to hold.
This is the second attempt for the gold to hit a lower price. Its great news for Cineworld as stock investors
will now look to buy shares for a long time just like was in the pre-covid-19 times.

The beginning of the start of the Gold prices coming fast down as truck loads of stock investors are making their way
back to the stock markets ready to put their gold sell profits into the typically long held stock companies like the Cinemas,
Airlines,ect. ect. I hope that these high gold prices that we've recently seen in the last month and their immediate down
fall will be the end for now. It can only indicate that like Cineworld and other Cinemas companies out there, its better to
have the gold prices drop back where they should to allow for stocks to return back to their yearly share price average.

Well said Cookie2906.
When you know that the Jangho Group Company has major holdings in their own company stock
by these top investors known as: The Beijing State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration
Commission (SASAC)-[holds 2.89% in Jangho] and China Investment Corporation (CIC) [holds 2% in
Jangho]. These two Chinese Governments have Multi Trillions of USD's to invest in inbound and
outbound entities that will increase the wealth of the Chinese Sovereign of the People's Republic of
China, you can rest assured and sit back and wait for the rest of their money to come in truck loads.
Once they'll make known to through the RNS about their next Cineworld majorshares hold, those news
will get the s.h.i.ts running inside the shorts of those few billions dollars of hedge funds worthness
running for cover with a click of a mouse from Jangho Group head office in Beijing.

It make you wonder why would these Super Chinese Governments would hold major stakes in the
Jangho Group. Why would they invest in Jangho ?
Take a look at the third and fourth listed Chinese governments names
hxxps:// www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/JANGHO-GROUP-CO-LTD-9950504/company/

Spot Gold just dropped to $1,976usd. If it continues that we know that stock investors are getting braver and
returning to the stock market. Remember that when gold gets sold off, shares in stocks get bought

The Spot Gold is heading for another rollercoaster -$25usd price crash off its high $2025usd
I guess that the stock investors waiting on the sidelines are heading back to re-invested their
profits made from selling their spot gold position.

Spot Gold has returned to its high of $2012usd after dropping to $1860usd on the 12th August from $2085usd high
on the 7th August 2020. As you all known this a sign of fear of investing in stocks and the much awaited US stimulus.
Once the gold gets dumped as happened on the 12th August, we should see more money coming back into the stock
markets that have been affected by the CoronaVirus. Airlines, Cinemas ect. ect.

Sorry to everyone for my confusing mixed up posts on Jangho call options agreements with the Swiss Partners Group
and the their intending take over of Australia healthcare services provider Healius. Jangho would had already received
their money from the Swiss Partners Group. If Partners Group exercised its option to acquire Jangho's shares, it would paid Jangho approximately $356.5 million Australian Dollars.
Go to read page 4 about due payment to Jangho hxxps: //www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20200316/pdf/44g2z7rm7bgh32.pdf

15 March 2020. Confirmed by reuters that Jangho sold its 15.9% stake in Healius to Swiss Partners Group
htxxs:// uk.reuters.com/article/us-healius-m-a-partners-group/australias-healius-rejects-partners-groups-1-3-billion-buyout-offer-idUKKBN2121FC

If Partners Group exercised its option to acquire Jangho's shares, it would pay Jangho approximately $356.5 million (prior to allowing for any dividend adjustments), comprising: $3.30 per share to acquire 98.9 million shares; plus the $30 million Option Fee Tranche 2.

@Grimrip44
The Chinese would had bought more between yesterday and today lows. Will need to wait aprox four or
five days before we see that RNS coming through our forum. Just like last RNS, their major stakes had taken
place many days before the RNS was released. Also, the Jangho Group Company Ltd back in February 2020
agreed to a call option arrangement with Partners Group which was disclosed to Healius on 24 February 2020.
Healius is an Australian leading primary healthcare
Perhaps now that Jangho have re-loaded their coffers with the $30 million option fee that was received from
Swiss based Partners Group for letting them have their 15.9% that was held in Healius. Could this be the same
money that they have used to buy the recent 4.49% in Cineworld that we all have been talking so much which
would had been around between £20Millions and £24Millions ? I think so very much so.
htxxs:// www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20200316/pdf/44g2z7rm7bgh32.pdf
hxxps:// www.avcj.com/avcj/news/3018412/partners-group-targets-usd14b-buyout-of-australias-healius
top investors as the Chinese Government, they can go after Cineworld Group and make a take over bid in
due time.

Chinese companies are required by law to obey directives from Beijing’s intelligence agencies.

The Jangho Group Company Ltd recent 4.49% stake in Cineworld most probably will had the full backing
of its own Jangho Company major Chinese government investors.
Read the linked article that explains how the private Chinese companies work together with their governments
as and when required.
China’s National Security Law (also referred to as the National Intelligence Law) was passed in June 2017
and amended in April the following year.
hxxp:// tech9bees.com/business/australia-says-no-such-thing-as-private-chinese-company-will-guard-national-interest/1415

Non Cineworld related but it cover a similar scenario that the Cineworld landlords are trying to force to
pay up notwithstanding that many of these businesses were shuttered.
Today on the 17th August 2020 by Worsley Investors Limited.
How about then a UK based investment company giving an Italian based company a rental holiday due
to the coronavirus having them to shut their cinemas and not be able to earn one single euro.
Look at this scenario that was agreed between Worsley Investors Limited being the lessor and the
UCI Italia S.p.A ("UCI") being the lessee of the Curno cinema in Italy.
The Worsley Investors Limited has agreed that the rental for the period from 1 March to 30 November 2020
will be waived due to the coronavirus making the company impossible to operate its business.
hxxps:// www.investegate.co.uk/worsley-investors-ld--winv-/rns/amended-curno-cinema-lease/202008170702062428W/

Non Cineworld related but still shows that Cinemas companies can call in capital as much as they need without
duliting the small shareholders
Cinemark Holdings, Inc. Announces Launch Of $400 Million Convertible Senior Notes Offering
Cinemark Holdings Inc - Plans To Commence Private Offering Of $400 Million Convertible Senior Notes Due 2025.
hxxps:// www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200817005664/en/Cinemark-Holdings-Announces-Launch-400-Million-Convertible

@broker1
Let's hope the rest follows the rest of the shorts gang or be prepared to see their private shareholders
portfolio be wiped out by the Mighty Chinese SuperRich Government Investors that will have all of those
shorters for breakfast,lunch and dinner. Great news... Every little helps

@BeardedDragon---------------->>>>>> Attention Attention.....
Have You heard of the Golden DRAGON and The Snake Heads ? Perhaps you're not aware of the super rich top investors
sitting on the Jangho Group Company stocks. Well, if you're a shorter of Cineworld shares your--a.r.s.e & shorts will be
burning soon....Get out while you can. The Chinese don't normally send out 1st warnings. Be long or be burned. NoFear
soon

Copy & Pasted from the Cineworld Forum on advfn[.]com
From a forum member called: boix on the 16/8/2020 at 22:55
That particular landlord is taking on everybody Boots, Sports Direct, WH Smiths, Travel Lodge etc etc. Not really news but they have refused to negotiate with everyone and so have not been paid by anyone! Thankful I believe they are one of the exceptions on the High St. As a shareholder I am extremely pleased that Cineworld are pushing landlords to at least share the burden of the Pandemic - I expect the courts to follow the Government with defending the businesses against unsupportive Landlords. Basically excellent news.