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Given that the price of oil & gas will be rising to levels close to unprecedented, does anyone know what effect this will have on Cineworld throughout the winter period? We do have a good slate of films during the winter, I would hate to see these profit margins slashed down due to the cost of electricity. I'm not that confident we'll see much support from the government for "Covid-Style" packages for big companies like Cineworld to get them through the cost of this, mostly mid and small-sized companies I would guess. Any insight below will be well appreciated. Thanks!
Piece from the FT regarding Cineworld bankruptcy:
“Cineworld also prepared a Chapter 11 filing in 2020, in case negotiations with its lenders over a debt restructuring fell through.”
I’m not an expert in all this. But this has happened before, what are the chances creditors will come back to the table with more money to pull Cineworld through.
Pretty much at a paper loss of 5k. If I sell now I’ll be getting back less than half a grand. Given that this is not a big part of my portfolio and I haven’t invested as much as the other chaps here, I’m inclined to hold. Waiting for a Hail Mary.
I don't believe that's how things really work. Even in a country like Russia they would still look to follow financial rules otherwise foreign investors will struggle to ever look back at investing into Russia again. I don't think they have any right to intercept divs meant for shareholders even if thats' held by nationals that they wish otherwise to be unfriendly either.
Yes it is a shame this whole thing is dragging out for this long. However, I don't believe our divs are lost forever. Although I'm not sure how div payments will work when under sactions (never been in this situation) I would assume divs would be collect in an account out to be waited out until our current situation passes and we get paid some sort of special div. Anyone with better knowledge please do correct below.
https://www.ft.com/content/6f31bbae-8f2c-4502-8b57-fdefba143041
I bought shares in JRS late February. If JRS were to give out special dividends would I be able to receive these?
Ahhhh Fair enough. Now that is a good ruse, thanks soleman for the insight!
Ah I see, but why the low valuation? (Obviously I understand we have a war and there various different immense risks that follow these stocks but the valuation done by JP seems to excessively low)
I don't understand sorry. Are you saying the russian oil holding percentage was intentionally diluted out in the portfolio by kazakhstan financial & oil holdings in the portfolio to make it look like it barely has any Russian holdings?
Would've sworn the oil holiding were far more greater tho.
What's up with the new holdings of the JRS? Mostly financials and companies like Kazatomprom I don't need JRS to buy for. Are we fudged?
Absolutely agree with you T4G.
Looking at the history of many of those that have come up out of nowhere to trash talk Boohoo have a history of just doing the same about other companies. Bunch of shameful shorters! IMHO if you think this investment isn't for you just take your money, bugger off and don't let the door hit you on the way out!
What's with the sudden rise? I haven't missed a photo of Putin and Zelensky in a jacuzzi have I?
Ah fair enough, I was looking to increase my holdings in the stock after offloading for profit elsewhere.
17th March is the earnings report, right? Let's hope it's as good as all the other cinema reports out there :)
Just wanted to know, in the coming earnings report, will the revenue for Batman be included or not?
Think we'll bottom around 70-90 range? I really hope these politicians start getting their act together, rather than measuring who has the bigger stick. Putin isn't going to sit and watch all that he's worked for turn to sh*t. Either he wins in his objectives or he's going drag us all down to the depths with him. Going to average down ever so little down to 150 - 200 maybe and then we'll see, hopefully this all blows over fast.
583 shares @£3.93* but still a loss nevertheless :/
Don't want to sell as I really can't buy the fact that this war will go on for years, because god only knows how long the NATO members can bear seeing the loss of life or a tragic miscalculation that could lead to something devastating. I can only hope that this wraps up by the end of this month and there is some edging towards some compromise and diplomacy. Those who are old enough to remember (Certainly not me!) the quiet hush hush deals made behind closed doors to de-escalate the 1962 Cuban Misssle Crisis, I think we will see something similar here soon.
Again, we have been through too much.....poverty, disease and the possibility of world war three is something NATO will avoid adding to that list of public despair.
Okay, this doesn't even remotely hold a majority of my portfolio but nevertheless money is still money.
I have around 583 shares @£4, how screwed are we?
It seems as though the russians don't want to open the stock market and now we have a similar event to what happened in Greece when they closed their market and refused to open up. Now BP and Shell have severed ties with Rosneft and GazProm. Is this to hit rock bottom or will we see a turn around if this conflict wraps up quick? Any new sactions that have come up to bite us up the arse for holding russian equity? Yeesh should've just put the spare change in UK or US stock, but I guess taking risks is fun too :/
Whole market is taking a smash lol, take a look at all the other stocks...around -5% or more today. Such is the life of a stocks n share trader :/