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Jersey misses out on reopening with the most of GB tomorrow due to an adminstrative oversight but it has been expedited to Friday so open for the weekend.
https://www.itv.com/news/channel/2021-05-18/jerseys-cineworld-to-reopen-this-week

It looks like it has had a facelift in recent days and has sprung to life with "Book now" instead of Temporarily closed and come back later. It would be rude not to.

Are we expecting to open soon?
https://www.cineworld.co.uk/#/

Not so sure its a buy order that has been filled or one that is presently now being filled. The share price today's seemed to be manipulated down prior to 2.30p.m. and possibly for Americans to then fill up once their market opened.

All this manipulation and still not one RNS has materialised. All coincidental with reopenings in the United States and GB.

Its only my second stock purchase but I saw it on the hotlist this morning and read up on it and then decided to take advantage of the share price drop. I thought it was a really good update and although relatively inexperienced as an investor I was advised that "exceeding expectations" was a term to always look out for.

Just do what everyone else is doing Tony and book tickets for a couple of films at CINE and take the family along. Its been a long time since you were last able.

CINE have survived the darkest days of the pandemic and it is now in its best position with cinemas open. You would be concerned if there was a drought of films but instead there is an abundance.

Enjoy life, don't get tricked out your shares and leave it to Mooky to run the show.

https://www.leaderlive.co.uk/news/19308419.cinemas-reopen-huge-pent-up-demand/

Have Bank of America been playing with everyones minds? The manipulation people speak of seems to have happened not long after they took up a position. Strangely also how the fireworks this afternoon started after the United States opened. Or could it just be American funds having watched whats been happening with AMC and thinking Cineworld should follow in its footsteps and it is a bargain at the moment.

I bought but some others will have been terrified into surrendering and selling shares these last few days. They must be viewing this whole affair as extremely devious, probably worse.

Would anyone now like to guess the opening price by next Friday?

It has been entertaining watching all the different persuasions on this bulletin board for the last few days. A few new purchasers ramping. Some outright deramping. Some also subtly trying to deramp and offer up arguments for why things are either already priced in or why it should stay static.

I bought yesterday because they already have many cinemas open in the States and will be reopening in GB on Wednesday. It's much better to be open than closed and I just think it has been discounted too much.

That is a very good profit and one that you should be proud of but don't you just feel that the manipulation that some are calling it has cost you somewhere between £10,000 and £25000 extra profit. That would represent a very nice new car to me. So they drop the price to make you sell and it has worked.

We can see from many posts that other cinema chains are increasing in value or have only suffered minute falls and other shares have recovered most of today's earlier artificial losses. I was going to buy just over a week ago and nearly paid £1.00 which I would have been happy with. You seem to have sold when Cineworld is looking like one of the cheapest shares around.

Well done all the same.

I'm new to investing but have been tracking Cineworld and a few others for an entry point to add to my portfolio. It was the first one in my portfolio today and having nearly paid 100p a few weeks ago I honestly could not believe my luck this morning.

When do the cinemas reopen?