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Investment funds or say institutional funds have ERM in place with triggers and tolerances in place, so it has been breached they will sell it. Ie it has breached their VaR threshold.
Incorrect, rns for dilution happened on Wed 17, news of chapter 11 happened Fri 19. If you can't get basic facts correct, what credibility do you have make comments?
That's what they said when vhs came out, sateliite/cable came out, but cinema always remained, you need to stop going to Vue or empire where popcorn is cold and kids kick your chair
Apple and hertz were also Chapter 11 and look at them now
People still going to restaurants, going to holidays, going to concerts, the people who can't afford food were the one who were less likely to go the cinema in the first place before inflation.
Looking at 2023 movies, it looks very good line up, even January, the most driest month of a movie year has some potential success films like distant, kraken, m3gan and a kids film Harold...
Then Oscar buzz from November, with avatar and black panther I can see good revenue being made but we just need to get through the bumpy ride of liquidity issues until then.
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A Chapter 11 filing would give the company more time to restructure its debt and make a proposal to the bankruptcy court, while continuing to operate. Many large American companies have used Chapter 11 successfully to put their businesses on a firmer financial footing.
So bankruptcy chapter 11 is not all doom and gloom, just tough times to sail through, fingers crossed we be back to normal levels in a years time.
So you had about 125 shares, even if you bought it at 3 quid that's 450, you expect us to answer small investment. Now I know that you aren't a serious investor to take any notice of your comments.
What rns were you expecting, I wasn't expecting any now for the next few days at least.
Price should be reduced probably by 20%, offer promotions but more importantly there has been a lack of good content. More importantly the question is how is the pricing structure in the usa regal cinemas where cineworld makes most of its money, is it competively priced over there?
I won't be surprised if a consortium of big studios step in to save both cine and amc, they need the cinemas in the long run, with so many streaming services, the streaming market won't work for big budget movies due to fragmentation.
Average at 22p
Holding
Although hollywood has a very dull Sept, however the two biggest films from India are being released in September. Indian films regularly feature in uk and USA box office top 10, and when they are the biggies they make quite a few millions in a handful of cinemas, mostly operated by cineworld cinemas. The two films are bhramastra, a marvel like film based on Indian mythology and ponniyen selvan based on a famous South Indian historic novel about the chola empire. Both have been made to be enjoyed on the large screen than on ott. So need to look outside the box at what is happening at the UK boxoffice. When it's a big Indian film they generate one of the best average per screen, sorry if I have alienated people with this post.
A film like tenet should be released again, so people can enjoy it properly and not with masks on and separated a mile away from other people
I have posted on wallstbets on reddit, please upvote my post on reditt so it grabs attention to the rest of the redditt community.
https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/wsad6h/cineworld_the_new_amc_stock/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share
Thanks
I'm gonna start a new post so it's more visible about wallst
Please upvote my comment on reddit, its the only way it becomes more visible to rest of the redditt community and hopefully the news will catch on
Looks like I do have enough karma. I've just posted, please start liking my post on reddit add comments positive only and get this rolling, let's shaft the shorter for good