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Can you not just **** off until May 2022 then?

“Cine still have to pay the studios a cut of the box office takings to be able to show the movies.”

We’d really be lost without your insight IDW ;-)

I believe a possible Bond delay could well happen, depends on the US & NY specifically and with Cuomo now changing his story, maybe 2nd April is doable, but a little early to speculate with a big 10 weeks to go. What I would expect if a delay was announced is 3 things for deffo;

1) The resident shorters banging on about 778 lease liabilities, blah , blah
2) A massively over-done drop
3) Jangho and me loading up :-)

Cine is unpredictable but I sort of expect one more massive Big Dipper before we open hence I’m back in, but would double or triple my holding if things got silly.

Ah sorry thought someone meant a trade today. Bodes well that they are prepared to accumulate at this price, they either see significant upside or take-over has started already on the cheap. IDW will bang on about debt but Jangho could sort that in an afternoon :-)

*surpress

Not sure where the 2.2m comes from? The UT is just that so neither a buy or sell. Maybe IDW and SG are Janghos boys trying to surprise?

Great 11 months of liquidity and we open in Q2, what’s your point (either of your post or existence)?

Closing above 68p is key as it opens up £1 and has been a key resistance point since we dropped through it on 25th June!

Ok at a 3p premium to my 65p sell, but more than covered by PETS trading update this morning! PETS is the share that keeps on giving, with practically zero chat on the board, first bought in at £2.06! Come on Jangho :-)

Love your positivity but probably a sell from earlier in the day.

Agreed @ChasingReturns.

@ChasingReturns, done the same myself today, Brexit & Vaccine approval has not generated any real uplift and with lockdown to be announced later today I think the MM's will take this into the 50s given half a chance, in which case I'll jump back on. I still believe in CINE but have watched rises/falls and not played them accordingly and I see likely harder drops between now and Bond, but onwards & upwards from there. Not going to do a Boix and now start hard de-ramping so GLA LTHs and I'll probably be back in tomorrow lol

Market closes on 24th Dec - check
Brexit deal agreed - check
US Covid relief package - check
Oxford vaccine approved - later today I'm told, spoke to an ex-colleague at Astra Zeneca
Markets open 29th Dec - looking forward to it!

@IDW, why would anyone go to a restaurant when you can just cook at home?

@IDW, you are such an utter monumental bell end with your warped narrow minded(paid per post) view. You'd be happy if CINE had zero lease liabilities, but hang on that means no ability to show films...really???? The debt and leases are serviceable with pre-2020 revenues and the leases are simply needed to enable showing films, which bit don't you get? Your are simply a laughing stock on this BB... covenants are waivered despite your scaremongering and $750M funding secured when Arcadia couldn't rustle up £30M, because the business case and industry are sound from a revenue perspective, COVID-19 is a massive hit but recovery has started and I can't wait to watch Bond in the Cinema come April. There is a big wide world outside your bedsit with SG.

The reality of pre 2020 borrowing meant it was actually reducing with a handsome dividend and a profitable business. Longs are betting that Cinema recovers as it has done against far worse and longer events, and any future rights issue will be well north of £1. Shorts are betting on the failure of a complete industry, not just cinema as studios simply cannot function without theatrical $1B movies. Bets are placed, roll on 2021 and the post-COVID era.

@IDW...just chill, Q4 2021 is a long way off given you'll have to formulate about 4,500 negative deramps in the meantime and no doubt we'll be £1.50 by then :-)

Piracy actually support cinema in that once stuff is streamed much easier to pirate whereas maintaining the theatrical release makes piracy a lot harder. Oh and already in Tesco's and will be interesting to see how the special dividend plays out at 51p when the SP is £2.33.

Cupid, most of CINE's spend is in $ and revenue is in $ so you are clutching at straws really. Yes from a pure reporting perspective £ v $ influences, but the revenue & spend is in $ so conversion is FYI as we are UK registered.

I can only think of one word that rhymes with Cupid... very apt.