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reppyrr - you are right in big household names, however if you take blockbuster as an example, it was replaced by streaming because ppl found a different way to rent/watch movies. With cinema, unless everyone is suddenly rich and can build a cinema in their house, there will always be a market for cinema.
My point is - it’s not about fundamentals. It’s supply and demand and whether an II has shorts.
Remember Gamestop - “Meme stock communities can thus greatly influence the prices of those shares through coordinated efforts to, for example, initiate short squeezes in heavily shorted names. As a result, meme stocks can become apparently overvalued relative to their fundamentals”
I am in for the long run regardless
As well as retail investors vs institutional. Share price is accessible to the masses as it’s a penny share.
The performance of cineworld has no bearing on share price. Just supply vs demand (and shorts). Institutional investors have much to gain on lth retail fear on this share imho - I picked two stocks to invest in and they have been down for past year(my luck) and getting a bit fed up.. but I wont leave.. I left Lloyds for this one and then that Lloyds share went up shortly after… cineworld is one of the the most shorted because there are people like you and me(retail) who have eggs in this basket waiting for something to happen. The moment you sell is the moment you lose.
Look at Jd weatherwomen sp for example. Covid lockdown started March in U.K. yet the shareprice went from 700 gbX on March 2020 to 1167 on 5th June. There was talk of debt, turmoil, yet share price went up. If I had 700 to buy 1 share, I would have but most people don’t have that to buy a a single share and therefore very different to cineworld.
This was the article on https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/shares/2020/03/20/wetherspoon-scraps-dividend-as-footfall-plummets/
Any ideas why share price increases on the back of this???
Ultra Tiring trade?
I have no idea lol.. just asking if it means something ??
I am a lth but generally a noob..
What does this mean and what could this mean to share on Monday. Lots of large out of hours trades and then buy volume was huge compared to sold value?
Sold Value £1,302,053.50
Vol. Bought 38,235,466
Bought Value £13,624,797.46
It’s the market shake down!! Market playing whack a mole on day traders with low stop losses
But before it does that, it will try and shake off the weak. Please don’t take this as advice.. I never made any money in the stock market and have no idea what will happen..
I might only watch this on Netflix though as the plot seems a bit weak lol kidding
Thanks all for all your comprehensive answers!!
So if the success of the sp has nothing to do with success/failure of company and share supply and demand, why did the share price not increase on the huge buy?
Not much loll!!! Skittles bag marked up by 400%. won’t go there again
Yep! I spent a packet yesterday on encanto and ghostbusters. It did hurt a little(as always) but I thought.. I am not stuck at home and this screen is way bigger than my tv… I also spent £50 in a sweet shop in London in 20 minutes
I think that is the intention. Wait until people are fed up and leave the game at a loss then boom!
Stock price is all about supply and demand and shorting and longing and behind the scenes market forces caused by the big players.
There is that stat I remember reading about majority of retail investors mostly losing money.
I am a retail investor(for now a pretty bad one) who invested in ciné because it’s a market I know (being a cinema goer) I don’t know other market but I do know that I was gagging to go to cinema after last lockdown. I assume lots have invested in ciné because they also believe in cinemas (being cinema goers themselves). Since many retail investors lose when going against the big players, I assume lots have invested in ciné because it’s seemingly cheap and in order for us to lose.. price has to trigger emotion so people sell so big players and market makers make their money and we lose out to maintain the statistics that we lose. FYI won’t sell at a loss like many out retail investors out there.. which is why there is probably more falls to this sp.. probably..
It doesn’t always make sense does it? I started investing in isa in March this year and I have yet to make a paper profit. Before this I did casinos - lost **** loads of money.. then spreadbetting. Lost money. Finally trying to do it right.. still nothing. In it for long term. My emotion says f***, my mind says it’s all for long term.. I don’t have enough capital to invest in the big companies where I would only be able to buy maybe 100 shares ie apple.. these penny stocks are are more accessible to a greater pool of pi which is why the stock is going down by manipulation maybe so that many of us decide to sell(this is what I like to believe)… someone has to win and someone has to lose..
Before everyone decides on investing, people should never forget capitalism and share of wealth.
How well a company is doing has very little impact on sp until the moment big players step out of the game or enter the game. A lot of PI probably dabble in spreadbetting and the market + big players are just picking up those stops until the point where everyone loses their money on a thin spread. When the sp for cineworld went up to 74, people must have decreased their spreads which invited market to drop and trigger those stops of lower the trigger. Then the emotion caused pI to either buy again thinking the share price would go up or increase their stop, but it caused sp to drop even lower. The system is rigged and one can only win if they have enough capital to ride the wave.
In an ideal world, everyone invests on good news and gets rich but this doesn’t happen in the real world. The big players have billions for a reason..
I am not a professional investor and have lost more money than I am comfortable with which is why I am in it for longer term now and will never touch spreadbetting..
Ha!! What is lane 5?
I am a noob when it comes to investing btw but this is less riskier than spreadbetting and gambling on red
I don’t know much about share dealing but one thing I do know is that making money isn’t easy. If it was as easy as jumping on a share which we thought should do well, then everybody would be rich. What I do know is that big players or money makers are waiting for us pi with larger holding to sell at a loss and then share price will jump back up again