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@oceanpassage
you'll soon be hitting the bottom of the ocean and it will that time when the only action that you'll able to
do is making air bubbles. By then you will be begging to be brought up to the surface. that will stop you posting
those silly salty comments about the future financial stability of the Cineworld company who all along have
kept a very cool head notwithstanding the massive corona virus negativity that is roaming within the media
and world markets. Do one and take a deep dive and stay there until we say so. NOFEAR

Government Pension Fund of Norway please increase your current major shareholding in Cineworld by
another 10% and wipe off those new kids in the block so called 'short sellers' and get them fully naked.
I really praY that by tomorrow end of trading and just after the LSE markets have closed that an RNS is
published that will reveal a major Cine share investment has taken place. Moreover, we will all then witness
and read from the reuters breaking news on Monday 3rd August that the Cine short-sellers while betting against
£millions for its shares downfall, have suffered a major financial carnage with lossses running in the £Millions
when they were caught with their shorts fully down also known as 'Naked Shorts'. I had a Dream... Make it Happen.
NOFEAR

@achilles
Exactly, I can only think about my rushed investment of £28k at 80.88p a share the afternoon just before the UK government
made that announcement that Cinemas were to allowed to re-open. However, once the CoronaVirus media started posting
the USA state of affairs on the rising covid 19 infections and the cineplex legal challenge, the shares started sliding to where
we're today. I just hope the major PI come forward and inject a few billions into Cines shares and that would wipe out the current strangle hold that they have on Cines stock.

@indepthwins
I'm afraid that you don't like successful stories of short sellers getting caught with their 'short down' aka 'naked shorts'.
So, its very much related to you and to shorterguy and the likes of the other new and old members that talks constantly
the doom & gloom language for our Cine shares. NOFEAR

@achilles
Exactly, I had opened an IG index isa flexible account with £7k deposit so that I could invest in the Kodak shares.
On their first day of trading on the 27th July they hit a high of $11.80usd which by the end of the 27th July USA trading
hours had close at $8.00usd. Just before it was 9pm and the US Markets were nearing closing, I had my finger on the buy
botton to buy £7k worth of shares. Guess what ! I could not go through with the buying of the Kodak shares as I thought
they would crash back to their initial $2.62usd. On the 28th July at 14:30 the US markets opened and Kodak flew all the way
nearing $60usd. Initially it hoovered aroundthe $23usd and then it started to fly up non-stop with the shares having to be
constantly suspended as the market makers could not keep up with the demand. Moreover, I did eventually bought £7k at $32.50usd but sold quickly after at $35.58usd making about £230 profit. The Kodak share then continue going up and down again to $26.50usd back up to $30usd and then $45usd. If you had invested $50k USD when it was $2.62, you would have become a millionaire. And if you've used an isa flexible account with £20k to invest in Kodak, you would had opportunity to buy them on the 27th July at $8usd before it $60usd by the 28th July. People in America are saying that someone bought $11millions dollars of these Kodak shares at $2.62usd just before the news was released that Kodak was to receive their big check loan. Millions have made in profits by who bought big early on and millions been lost by the short sellers who bet against Kodak. I wish I had more confidence to go ahead with my decisions and follow my gut feelings which they always guide you correctly. NOFEAR

@OceanPassage
My dear friend, I believe that your name should have been read as: @SeweragePassage
It would only take the likes of the Norges Bank Investment Management which is the asset management unit of the
Norwegian central bank (Norges Bank), to rip completely off the short sellers positions in just a few clicks of the mouse
while sitting happily in their offices. They manage the Government Pension Fund Global, which is often referred to as the Norwegian oil fund. They've been recently mentioned in the Cineworld investor relations company page due to a change
of their holdings with Cineworld. What you don't see including the @Indepthwins and @ShorterGuy, that we have some
very big hedge funds names holding major shares positions with Cineworld. These hedge funds could come in at any time
and make a further £1billion plus to average their investments as the price of Cine shares is currently a bargain. NOFEAR
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Kodak Stock’s Rally Destroys Short Sellers. They’re Down $50 Million.
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The time is nearing for all those 'brave Cine shares short sellers' Get ready to start saying your prayers.
We're coming for you and we will squeeze the hell of out your short interest positions. You've been warned...
The countdown to get out for the short sellers has begun.....

Look at the Simpsons cartoon video and see what happened to Mr. Burns—an iconic Simpsons character—
during a medical checkup.

Mr Burns, in a funny turn, had every disease known to man (and then some).
The germs, according to his doctor, were getting stuck in the door of his body keeping Burns alive.

@indepthwins
The Chinese released their 40% drop in Gold metal consumer purchases exactly after the Gold Futures had hit $2,000usd.
Once the news was out and the Gold Future had the chance to get pumped up $140usd from around $1860usd towards the $2,000usd by the 28th July 3:49am news, it fell almost $100usd. The Chinese knew what their were doing and they would had taken billions of dollars short positions just before they made the early morning Reuters announcement. The whole financial markets are controlled by the ones with deep pockets and many inside and outside dealings go on without nobody been aware who is involved. So, please, think out of your four walls. NOFEAR

@indepthwins
You're that kind of person that does not believe that anything is possible. We're leaving in very volatile times where
everything is actually possible. For example: The Gold Futures hit $2,000 an ounce few days ago.
On the evening of th 27th July, I had placed an order to short the gold from £1,990
£38 a point on the Gold Future to drop from around $1990 once it hit the psycological level of $2,000 ounce. Guess What ?
I made £1,900 profit in an instant once the news came out on Reuters at 3:49am of the 28th July that the Chinese had seen a drop in their gold usage by almost 40% and that they have been selling their gold at $30 discount of the gold market prices as their consumers were not buying the gold anymore due to its high prices putting them off purchases of jewellery, notwithstanding that every hedge fund was saying on that the gold prices were heading for $2,300 per ounce within matter of days. The reality was that anything is possible and you're stuck with the same old broken record playing the same Doom & Gloom tune when the cine share are falling to lower levels.

I'm beginning to wonder if the PI short sellers that went on to take almost 10% betting for the Cine shares to fall are
actually a Cineworld agreed strategy were this would allow the PI big guns to come in and increase their stakes cheaply.
If I were a Cine major PI shareholder, I would be thanking the short sellers hedge funds for bringing in a second round
of buying opportunities last seen back in March 2020. I strongly believe that there will be no third chance to get in on the very cheap prices as were witnessing today. I'm afraid that I will not bringing any more money to average down as I've not more money left after buying 35,000 Cineworld shares at 80.88p. Bring on the PI with deep pockets. Time Will Tell When. NOFEAR

Just when you thought that the Cineworld shares were getting slowly up again into calmer waters, we have now
a serious increasement of Cine stock been shorten at 8.9% with a new kid in the CINE block called: 59 North Capital Management, LP. Damn Shorters, I really wish you the worst short squeeze that you've ever experienced in your financial
careers. I despise you all for taking short hits at our Cineworld stock. We will hunt you out from our Cine stock .

@smalltrader
Well said about shorterguy and indepthwins. Those two and other that I've just recently signed up posting the same like
negative nonsense about Cineworld can really do one and accept that Cineworld is here to stay for the short and long road.
I'm also averaging around 80.88p and hold 35,000 shares. I'm currently down almost £14k but I'm not worry as its just a loss on paper and Cineworld will rise to shine agains as we always have known. I'm so hopeful that we have members that so cool like small trader that can stand-up to de-rampers like indepth and shorterguy.

Moderna gets further $472 million U.S. award for coronavirus vaccine development.
hxxps://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-moderna-funding/moderna-gets-further-472-million-u-s-award-for-coronavirus-vaccine-development-idUSKCN24R0IN

@Hosai
Totally agreeing with your comment. I'm tired of seeing government sponsored tv coronavirus reminders that I often
need to put my tv on mute until the coronavirus gov announcement is passed. The media have made covid 19 as their bread and butter for all kind of propaganda to keep the general public in a state of despair with a doom & gloom outlook of our future. They will not have me brainwashed. NOFEAR

TUI cancels all holidays to mainland Spain to Aug. 9

LONDON, July 26 (Reuters) – TUI, Europe's biggest holiday company, said on Sunday it had decided to cancel all holidays to mainland Spain up to and including Sunday Aug. 9 in updated advice after Britain imposed a quarantine on those returning from the country.

"TUI UK have taken the decision to cancel all holidays to mainland Spain up to and including Sunday 9th August 2020," it said in a statement.

"We know how much our customers look forward to their holiday abroad and some will be able to accommodate the new quarantine restrictions. Therefore all those that wish to travel to the Balearic Islands and Canary Isands will be able to travel as planned from Monday 27th July."

(Reporting by Elizabeth Piper Editing by Mark Heinrich) ((elizabeth.piper@thomsonreuters.com; 07979746994;
Reuters Messaging: elizabeth.piper.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net)

We're going to look like a bunch of headless chickens running back and forward with these coronavirus scaremongering
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@Maxreinier
exactly true and well said. Its only a loss on paper that's all. Cineworld is holding up very well notwithstanding that we have an almost 100millions shares short against the Cineworld stock and the world stock markets are falling due to the Chinese Flue also known as the novel coronavirus aka Covid 19. Please please don't panic sell. Cineworld is financially strong and well placed by a team of strong minded directors with over 90 years of experience in the Cinema industry.

@Hosai
I'm still convinced that all the governments have gained a bigger financial benefit by allowing elderly persons to die off through their failed covid 19 care pre-lockdown measures non properly applied within the care homes settings. Also many thousands will have died and will be dying through the missed or delayed medical care which would had and will have an immediate detriment to these persons who did not get the chance to be seen due to the total suspension of non covid 19 hospital medical services. Its pure criminal of the governments that now will have an even bigger medical task to catchup which will result with the NHs applying a post code lottery system with who is geting treated first while fighting the novel covid 19 at the same times. Let's not forget the also big rise that will be seen in the area of mental illness due to the extreme lockdown enforcements roll out across the world forcing otherwise healthy persons to stay at home and isolate them from the much needed social and physical interections that keeps us sane. And finally, the destruction of great companies but also the ones not so great that should had gone down longtime ago and therefore covid 19 was helpful in these areas of the business world leaving to stand the firms that have been a going concern if it had not been for the coronavirus pandemic.

Lockdowns have not had a big impact on coronavirus death rates around the world,
scientists have claimed.
The study compared mortality rates and cases in 50 different countries worst hit by the
pandemic up until May 1.

Experts from the University of Toronto and the University of Texas calculated that among these
badly-hit nations, only 33 out of every million people had been killed by the virus.

That rate, however, has since increased markedly, and is now at 80 per million globally,
and still rising. Britain has seen 670 deaths per million.
hxxps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8553929/Lockdowns-DONT-work-study-claims.html

While the rest of the Dow Jones tech shares are sliding in the deep red, the Cinema AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc & AMC Networks Inc. companies are actually sitting in positive territory. Its good news news as currently there is a bloodbath going on in the world indices and shares markets. The Gold prices hit today a high of over $1,917usd which was last seen this high on the 23rd August 2011