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so yes, they are majority owned by institutions and not private investors, and Valhalla, with respect, try looking at a larger window than a week, i myself, like a lot of others have been in here since the £1.60 days last year which paints a very different picture to yours doesn't it ,anyway gla, we are all entitled to let off steam once in a while.
what the market is asking is, where is the other $500 million asset sale coming from? no mention of it yet, the received $500 will not keep the wolves away for long, look at the caning we have gotten today, the euphoria of the funds received and vaccine hope has soon been forgotten here, the market just putting Tullow back into its kennel.
will look a wise move in 12 months time imo, gla.
pointless emailing IR, they will only reiterate the what they have already said, the more important point is, do we believe a word they are saying, seems we just keep getting fobbed off by TLW, just wish Total had bid for the company in its entirety instead of cherry picking its assets, gla.
in these days of lockdown and nothing to do, how else are we going to spend our cash? who knows, on the other side of these times this might just prove to have been a wise decision, gla.
on days like today where markets are up across the board, and in our case so is oil, yet we drift lower against the general direction of the markets, the sale of the asset is out there already, yet we still drift lower, i am beginning to think that things are all priced in already after the initial spike on the news, radio silence has again resumed, lets hope there are no unfortunate surprises awaiting us on the CMD, this is getting tedious, pull your finger out Rahul.
for Tullow to be trading in the negative with the oil price rebounding strongly in the last two sessions, maybe the market is treading water before CMD?
I am in deep here already, nice to lower average though, although more capital at risk I think it is worth the reward here, yes it may turn out bad, but I am keeping a positive mental attitude on this, gla.
the waiver and refinance talks in the weekend papers, always welcome at this time when the shorts are powerless to do anything except buy back by the shed load first thing on a Monday, gla.
of The Motley Tool, to succeed, do the exact opposite of what they say.
Cine can walk away from expensive leases for free whilst in a CVA, should think a lot of the landlords will want to renegotiate terms rather than lose completely, and be left with an empty building which will be no good to anyone, food for thought, gla.
for us shareholders, Mooky caused the debt crisis with his open cheque book buying Regal, I am beginning to lose the faith, think Mooky has bitten off more than he can chew, I get the feeling reading between the lines that the lenders and bondholders are turning the screw and he has brought in specialists of his own to try and unravel the knots he is tied up in, I hope they can come to an arrangement that doesn't wipe us PI's out, gla.
Suggs is the lad in baggy trousers who lives in the middle of our street.
renting out cinemas for up to 20 people for private viewings of films of their own choice for $99 each, refreshments extra, anything to keep the revenue stream moving, lets see if Cine follow similar route,gla.
there will be little equity left here for Mooky to use as a bargaining tool, absolute shambles.
no thankfully, the only trouble is my other holding is in Tullow oil, so I have taken to doubling up on the painkillers, gl.
agree eddie, I have been so close on several occasions to hitting the sell button, and I have paid dearly for not doing so, I have just over £27k equity left in here now, which is a lot better than nothing, that is the risk we are all running holding on atm, I have been looking at AML for a recovery play as it has just increased its liquidity with a placing, so should be a better risk going forward? who knows, that is the dilemma, do I twist or stick, gl.
eddie, 78.50p for 110000 shares, and that is with averaging down.
but definitely ez go, what a dog this has turned out to be, currently £59k down here, and can see no turning point in the near term, just got to wait and hope, that's about as good as it gets just now, its funny how you find yourself agreeing with all the negative talk on here when you get to the situation I am in now, definitely leaves a bitter taste in your mouth owning this dog, a couple of weeks back Mooky said after the weekend is gone, we will have good news, if this is good news i don't want to see the bad stuff, gla.
with a cheeky hostile approach from a number of suitors, clearly as much chance of this, if not more, than going to zero, the studios cannot afford to see the second biggest exhibitor in the USA getting taken out, they stand to lose billions, all will come good here, of that I am personally confident, gla.