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Hopefully the carriage charge can keep going up,
whilst sales plummet!
If not Headoffice at Swindon is under threat from
a cost shaving, George Gillette is ready John.
Your pension must have loads in by now, I’d
call it a day and let someone else pilot CNCT
into terra firma.
Or they could buy a make believe parcel business,
called pass the parcel.
But not papers and mags, online only I’m afraid!
People over 70 still buy papers, the ones that don’t
have a TV.
Not a chance
This company came onto my radar about 3 1/2 years
ago, I’ve been waiting for the entry point, which was today!
Hopefully much more to come from this great company and it’s technology, ohh and more money for all holders.
Norman Collier didn’t make sense either, although he was quite amusing.
Read your posts Mag 49!
How can this be justified with year on year losses!
Maybe AO can make a profit this year, if it’s not a big profit, they may as well turn off the lights.
Looking like a great punt for tomoz, I’m ringing HL now.
The perilous debt BT has, should be the priority!!!
The board should think about the sustainability of this debt mountain, and take responsibility!
This will become a basket case, only to be taken over
for peanuts.
Please reward BT staff with debt reduction ideas, not
let’s outsource everything and take no responsibility
for bad investment decisions!
This company is approaching its debt tipping point,
don’t let this debt riddled patient die and think about the future.
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Well anyway go out, stay in, and go out.
Keep our economy stuttering.
Remember D-day Boris?
“Not really,Is that worth a watch?”
“I’ll go to Cineworld before it’s too late!“
Please don’t help others to loose money, it’s selfish.
Look for company’s with intrinsic value, not a hugely
indebted cinema group with as much chance of success as a one legged man in an xxxx kicking contest.
Let’s vaccinate the £8 billion, maybe that will solve the problem?
What will happen to all this unpaid debt?
The creditors will get about a 1/3 of their loans
back when Cineworld is sold ,and should know better!
Cineworld has built huge cinemas with huge overheads, with huge piles of debt.
That business model only works if you are able to print your own banknotes, ie the Bank of England
and the fed.
As cineworld does not have a cash printing press, you need to exit now or be plucked well in advance of Christmas.
BT owe 29 billion, I would suggest theyre going down the same route, lots of revenue obvs, but way too much debt, run by similar pluckers.
I feel sorry for the Turkeys