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The very fact the likes of Netflix are willing to work with the main cinema operators is very telling and hopefully is positive for not only Cineworld but the industry.
Intrigued to see how the market responds today.
Similarly I only got on board at 4.5p earlier this week after dithering when slightly lower.
But with the speculation around an acquisition it appeared a great opportunity.
Good luck to everyone.
Now if Cineworld can iron out a few things in court and with their lenders, it could be a good Q4.
It's all relative. No one buying into this stock now will be doing so with their eyes closed. The risks are clear so to call people crazy for investing is pretty insulting.
Like any trading or gambling, do so within your means and based upon your research and risk appetite.
And looks to be a strong Q4 given the releases due.
Yes, there's a global cost of living crisis but surely people will be still keen for entertainment and what better way to spend a few hours than watching a blockbuster in a nice heated cinema.
Still turbulent times but this week its suddenly feels like there's more upsides and downs and I would anticipate that will be reflected in the price in the coming months and if the strong Q4 is realised 3p could look a bargain by early next year.
How much are you set to lose Berlinner?
Do you think the company will survive?
If the answer is 'yes', now is the time to get the bargain of all bargains and keep hold for the next few years.
If no, cut whatever losses you may have and move on.
One things for sure. we'll know in the next few months if the business has a future.
Thanks Hector. Appreciate your response and it’s sound reasoning.
I have been advised by someone who has been trading much longer than me to sell if the price gets back to double digits due to its volatility then re-invest when the business looks less risky. So not too dissimilar to your strategy.
Let’s see what the coming weeks and months bring and good luck.
Hector, I like you have bought in at 3p. Given you state it’s at buttons, interested to know why you state you’d exit at 6p? Is it simply as you are not convinced the business has a future?
I am working on the basis that if the business can survive through until the end of the year, things will improve so it’s a long term hold.
I've had these stock on my watchlist for sometime and todays reaction to the results was the trigger to buy at 40.25p
There may be a few stormy waters coming in the next few months but looking at the longer term, it appears to be a very undervalued stock.
It's certainly going to be a turbulent month coming up but I believe at this price it's a risk worth taking.
I'm just starting to invest again in stocks and shares after 12-18 months of requiring capital for other things.
I've monitored Cineworld for sometime and this really does look like a potential bargain.
Forgive me as only purchased recently as based on what I know, this does look undervalued but my research has not been extensive.
Is the FCA a suggestion that NSF have fallen foul of regulations hence the current relatively low share price? Pending the outcome we could obviously see a further plummet or if positive news, a rise? Seems like a calculated risk worth taking to me.
I bought a month or so again and have just topped up. From what I know and have read this looks to have fantastic potential and if pipeline business is converted then it we should see the price head north.
The volatility of the markets through this pandemic shining through again. We are some way from getting back to any normality and it’s likely to set back economic growth by 2 years so we’re not likely to see green shoots everywhere.
If you believe in the business recovery best keeping as a long term hold and ignoring these bumps in the road. Otherwise, take profit whilst you can like many are but risk missing out if the price rockets. That’s the game.
I still believe £1.20 is achievable by August so hold for me.
Positive news. A good day all round so far. Appears some sellers are getting out and taking a profit but SP continues to head north.
Interesting comments Investroid. I'm relatively new to investing stocks so alwys looking to learn.
Regarding the leisure sector and your thoughts that, like Cineworld, others may flourish as people are allowed to resort back to escapsim in the near future, do any other stocks in this sector catch your eye?
Just got in at 80.3p. Hopefully at the right time.
GLA