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What you state is true but is affecting most stocks. I dont think cine dropping below 50 was reasoned today. Back up almost to 60 now so + news will send it shooting up (cinemas opening etc) but like you say delays in vind film etc will send it shooting down. All depends on the risk you're willing to take.
If you decide to buy in after good news I would doubt you'll get any lower than 80 90. Negative news and I imagine back into the late 40s
We're in a good place if we finish at 60 today. Cant complain at less than 5% drop
Was at 48-50p but no quotes given till it went to 55
Each time it drops now it's getting smaller and smaller. 59 lowest last week..a couple pence higher now at just under 62 today..with it increasing now if it does drop very much doubt it will be less than today's and the benchmark is getting higher
The new lockdown shouldnt impact cine. It's already closed there was never going to be any new revenue in these few months anyway.
If any films are delayed now into q1 it should really have a positive effect anyway as that's the planned reopening anyway
Still contemplating if cinemark is worth buying small amount. I see them going up in the long run but any bad news will cause both cine and cinemark to react similarly..
Funny how hes gone quiet now.
Just waiting for the next fool article to be released ...saying dont be fooled by the rising price the debt is still there and no dividend. Invest in the stock which has declined 50% in the last few months.
I think if a deal is done then this should shoot up (for no reason really) and if not maybe a 5% drop. They keep dragging it on and on the end will say no deal.
Putting bond on stream will likely put cine into administration! ??
A loan doesnt mean it is being paid in one year that they require 4bn revenue.
Go somewhere else and blabber on with your non sense
"It's similar to saying who is going to pay £30 for a meal at restaurant when same food can be eaten at home for say £5."
Two completely different things. You pay £30 quid for a meal because it doesnt taste exactly the same as making the same at home + the social experience of going out. Bit like you can make peri peri chicken at home but why do people pay triple the price going Nandos. Nothing special just tastes a certain way which people like
People paying £15 to watch a movie or watching it completely free for the same experience adds no value and is no different other than lost revenue
I would hazard a guess that WB have factored in the loss in revenue for pirated films and concluded that they will still be better off going into streaming as opportunity cost would still see them a benefit. Or you would have hoped someone has calculated that for them before decided st least. Whether it is accurate or correctly calculated is a different question
The one thing which reduced over the years was pirate copies of movies in the cinema and most went to cinema to see them.
Now with WB doing what they are it doesnt make sense because you're going back to what we had a decade or 2 ago but even worse as someone doesnt even need a camera and go through the effort of filming a cinema it's all done in a click of a button
Cine dropped a bit then picked up one of the few to go up. Makes you think if no deal will actually impact it much further. Think most people already expect a no deal so dont really see it dropping down
Lol whilst everything else is going down but this is going up?
People mentioning lockdown in Jan..yes could be a possibility but fact is that Cineworld is already in a lockdown till end of Q1 so doesnt impact much to drive down the SP.
Looks like its dipped as far as it was going to for today as everyone who was going to offload has done so