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Oh so you are in this country illegally and desperate for work, that's ok we'll give you a job. You are welcome.
Immigration inspections generally happen in down-times.
Very convenient to sack all the illegals when things go quiet.
Thanks for your help.
Those dynamics would apply to many UK companies.
In no way unique; this is a fact.
Two words: minimum wage. It's not meant to be a career path, just a short term stop-gap.
If you want a better job commit to training/education.
It is no employer's obligation to provide a career or make you happy.
Resignation is always an option. Welcome to the modern job market.
Yawn.
great news.
still scratching my head on the open short position. Cotton & freight are 2 biggies.
so weres that chunky open short reduction.
Ah I see.
Umm right, didnt think anyone would do that.
Live and learn I guess.
2p is a bit rampy
I think 1p is more than generous price target
some may disagree
https://shorteurope.com/details_company.php?company=BOOHOO%20GROUP%20PLC&land=united_kingdom
Retail investors ready and willing to walk off a cliff.
Appears to be just what we already knew
Creditors get Regal & Mooky runs off with Cineworld
How much longer does that s have?
advocate
well I suppose you could leave your share certificate down the back of the couch and not be able to find it. would that count as loosing your investment?
I get what I meant is this looks like its going to zero, some people on here are saying very soon.
anyone holding shares in this anymore?
sounds like we are about to hit 0
'Someone needs to look out for the retail investors'
ROFL.
Whos that? Father Christmas?
Christmas is comming, but not for CINE retail investors, who will be left with an empty stocking
Shorters are eying up increased net debt & negative margin realized in the next set of results. I think they will get it.
However they have opened positions at a relatively low share price which has already fallen 46% in the past 6 months.
Is there a clearly identifyable downside below 45p?
For me it's difficult to say and will heavily rely of cost headwinds.
Sorry wrong thread
Shorters are eying up increased net debt & negative margin realized in the next set of results. I think they will get it.
However they have opened positions at a relatively low share price which has already fallen 46% in the past 6 months.
Is there a clearly identifyable downside below 45p?
For me it's difficult to say and will heavily rely of cost headwinds.
if they are confident in their thesis and it heads to 50p they will do it.
Sadly we see that answer to this question is no.
RIP CINE.
the company will survive & thrive the equity structure wont.
Who thinks they won't loose their entire investment?
DN
Do you have an open short position?
How big anything over £100k?