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Hopefully we will see a steady rise today with a lot of expectation on Mondays announcement.
The government has public support at the moment but if they don’t open up the economy soon that support will disappear very quickly.
No point having a great vaccine programme if it doesn’t give people their freedom back.
I was expecting February to be a really bad month for the SP but it has turned out well so far.
It’s always worth having a look at the 6 month chart as a reminder to see just how far we have come and the very clear direction we are heading in.
The investors Chronicle is the basically the FT, I am not sure what they have against Cineworld.
I for one hope they get their full LTIP at £3.80 and I don’t think you will hear any other investors complaining!
Ignore the derampers like Luke.
I think people like that look at the best performing stocks of the day and are so ****ed if they have missed out that they just want to try and ruin other people’s success.
It won’t be straight line up but the road to £1.50 is getting shorter all the time.
I might get weepy if you break into “for he’s a jolly good fellow”. ;-)
The absolute clowns and twats we have had to put up with on this board has been unbelievable, they have definitely cost some less experienced investors money.
So pleased that the way forward is looking good.
We still have a long way to go to get the full returns we are looking for but starting to get excited thinking of what the SP could be by mid summer, £1.50 is definitely possible if we are over £1 on reopening.
By the time we get to Bond in November we might be at £1.80 by or perhaps already been bought for £2 by then.
Holding 190,000 of these golden tickets.
A great day for the cine faithful.
Well done to all long term holders and welcome to all the new people who have spotted what a great investment opportunity this still represents.
It was a long autumn and winter but spring definitely seems to have sprung!
Real112,
Do you understand anything about market cap?
Would you please explain how you think this will justify a market cap of 2 Billon in 2 months time.
You should ask your mum and dad to take your Go Henry card off you, you are clearly not responsible enough for it yet.
It’s been nice and quiet here, I was expecting an influx of idiots yesterday with the small drop but perhaps their attentions were fixed on trolling another board.
I did my bit and bought a few more last week, now holding 190,000.
I am hoping we get a nice bounce on the 22nd if Boris gives enough detail on opening up the economy.
There are so many leisure stocks that have recovered to 70-80% of their pre Covid price. It has to be us soon.
Hi IAPR
You are confusing valuations of companies by adding debt in abs basing it on turnover.
Pre Covid, Cineworld valuation was around 15x P/E ratio.
Any offer would be based on future normal levels of P/E. Given the fact the reduced dividends will probably go towards paying back the increase debt then normal profit levels should resume by Q4 this year.
Any offer would be in line with 15x P/E so will most likely be around the £2 mark.
So at an average of 85p a share you should be pretty happy.
You are right couchman.
There are two camps, one is just the blatant derampers who have no intention of investing but also can’t stand the thought that others might make money here.
The other is, and what I have seen a lot of, are people who just are not cut out for buying stocks at all. They panic at the slightest news or the thought they could be in negative position. One day they are saying it’s going double in weeks the next the only way is down.
These guys are the ones who will always ultimately lose money in stocks. No patience, no nerve, and if they can stand to sit on any loss probably can’t really afford to investing in the first place.
So somebody scoops up another million shares, seems strange timing though, don’t they know Union has sold and is expecting a big drop?
NoFear,
Perhaps best to post this stuff on a non deramper thread. ;/-)
Union,
When you say “we are down”, we know you sold this morning....
Yes, clearly Union sold this morning.
No doubt he will miss the next big rise like he did a couple of weeks ago and then he will buy back in again until his nerves of soggy paper give way again.
It would be funny if it wasn’t so god damn boring, it’s like dealing with someone who has split personality disorder...
Jesus Union,
It was all doom and gloom 10 mins ago for.
Your flip flopping is staggering!
Do everyone a favour and post about what the SP has done not what you think it will do.
I don’t think Union has sold but he might this morning.
His money, his decision, just don’t start de-ramping union if you decide to sell.
The news wasn’t out on Monday nigh that they backed down and had been forced to pay the interest.
However I am sure the markets knew about it before the FT printed yesterday evening.
All the other stuff they printed is very old news.
Was the article out when the markets were open?
Bombdog,
They had chances to offload at higher prices last week and we would have had the RNS by now if they had.
Let’s hope it was then buying. ;-)
No idea what the drop is for, can anybody see on L2?
Let’s keep well on top of it.