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CINE is the second largest cinema chain in the world. CEO Mooky did an excellent job in re-opening all the cinemas across the estate. Covid is almost in the back door and Cine survived the worst pandemic in the recent history and it survived many other battles. Those tills in cinemas across the CINE's estate will be ringing loud for the next several decades and will be minting money every day from now on.

The second half this year has a big films and my favourites - Bond, Matrix and Top Gun and next year will be even better and Cine will be making money like in 2019.

Mooky has his 20% stake in CINE at a much higher average than many of us here.
£1.90 is the price Mooky will be aiming next year for his bonus. All that we need is patience and ignore the doom and gloom posted here. When you are stressed, go to a cinema!

All these brokers have done analysis with a fine tooth comb on CINE
we deserve to be atleast 75p -80p

on a Tuesday warm evening yesterday, surprisingly Suicide squad was almost full says my friend!

can't wait for Bond to be released!

Yday market was up but not ITV and today those that didn't budge yday picked up but ITV still did not budge. I think FTSE 100 exit seems to be the reason for SP not moving...hopefully after the exit we go back to 130!

what a slap on the face reply TimeShifted!

“The percent increases in cases and hospitalizations are declining each week, indicating progression towards a nationwide peak,” Chris Meekins, health policy research analyst at Raymond James, said in a note. “While a few days later than predicted, the Southern states that were initially hardest hit by the delta variant appear to be peaking or have peaked.”

In US, the rate of increase for cases has slowed to 11.7% while the level for hospitalizations is at 14.7%, well below their respective totals of 32% and 37% two weeks ago.

Bodes well for Bond release and all the other movies lined up for rest of this year. Looks like lot of good news in last 2 days for CINE. Tomorrow if we get atleast a 2% rise by close of play then fireworks will start. Of course, after this post, doom and gloom will pile in and dismiss that there is nothing to be excited about but will claim they are invested! How many times we have seen this! carry on....

117p after nearly 6 months!!!
All the funds and other investors sold off in March due to Delta causing it to drop to 100p and then 85p and now in 6 months back to 117p. What the **** they achieved in these 6 months by juggling their money? Well that is how irrational the markets are and the investors too.

Although made me nervous sitting on a loss but was confident that RR will come back.

120s this week before Friday would be nice!

RR moving up nicely and first time seeing 117p since March this year!

Cine deserves to be back to 80p atleast
Bernberg had 85p target
Numis and Peel had 75p target

never seen such big Algo trades!!! Now if it is not shorts closing then who does the algo trades with such massive amounts?

some like shooting down on their foot but then later cry......

always good to read your posts LPD! Our Mooky is the real James Bond :-)

Very much looking forward to the Bond movie! Also my other favourite is Matrix!!! Will not miss seeing Matrix in the big screen for sure!

may be Netflix were not struggling but the BBC link is dated April 2020 and it says about huge sign ups in the first 3 months of 2020 and they did not see big surge in additional sign ups in the last 2 quarters of last year, which industry was expecting.

Again many missed the point am trying to make....covid created uncertainity last year so there is no way companies can think about doing takeovers even though share prices were too low last year. Why do you see many takeovers this year and not last year when the same companies were valuing half the value last year?

Now we are getting back to normal and Cine is undervalued and in the past Netflix tried bidding for Regal and Mooky is looking at various options for a US listing and if there is a buyer for Regal in US and if the price is right for Mooky then why not?

"Why Netflix now, why not when the share price was 18-25 p, we herd all the this with Jhango."

when it was at 18-25p even Netflix was not sure on their own survival due to covid. Infact each company's existence was threatnened last year due to covid and not just CINE's....

Agreed Mountainous, Mooky will not agree for a takeover at this price. For Netflix, even a £1.50 or £1.90, which is Mooky's bonus entitlement and is still cheap for Netflix. They are a $250bn company so they can easily gobble up CINE.

I liked the way Mooky handled Paramount. No screening if no agreement on Mooky terms. It shows that Mooky is not desperate for studios. It is a warning for other studios to lose the money from the theatrical release if they don't do deal with the world's second largest cinema chain. Probably Paw patrol could have made more money if Paramount had agreed to Mooky's terms.

yes LPD, CINE Mcap is way too low and an easy takeover target. I'm hoping that Netflix makes a bid for CINE soon. Netflix can then need not worry about the adding new subscribers every year as they will gain another avenue for making money by buying cinemas like CINE. Netflix cannot increase the membership price easily as subscribers will immediately look at switching to another streaming provider or might even cancel Netflix membership. With CINE being the second largest cinema chain in the world and with agreements already in place with other studios, it is definitely worth the money bidding CINE.

I struggle to understand how one claims to be invested in Cine but doesn't like what the CEO says.
If MGM cancelled the movie then how the hell you can blame Mooky for that?
cruis1, why the hell are you still posting here when you don't like anything about CINE and yet you claim you are not shorting CINE and is invested. It is you and the others that are telling porkies not Mooky....

I think you are missing the point that Mountainous is making.
If CARD is surviving even though you can buy a card from every other shop in every town in UK then why how is VOD a problem for CINE?

I don't know the debt levels for CARD but I think they did huge rights issue because lenders do not want to lend anymore and so is the case with other companies that diluted the price whereas in CINE case, Mooky is able to borrow the money whenever he wanted and he made sure that price is not diluted. Doesn't matter when the borrowed money is paid back but lenders would not give more money to CINE if they think money will not be paid back.

Again repeating...debt is manageable and we are already back to 50% of 2019 levels and will be 90% of 2019 levels by the end of the year.

Good Afternoon LPD. 10% rise for CARD is nice and hoping to see the same rise here atleast tomorrow.

We don't have enough retail volume buying CINE as it used it to be all of last year and until this March to counter the algo trades. The sudden pull from 80s to 60s in less than 2 weeks without any RNS is still suprising to me. The drop from 120s to 90s as well as is without any reduced holding RNS. I don't think retail investors caused the drop. SP is being controlled for sure.

Today Cinemark is up by near 5% as of now and we are lagging.

Bloody ridiculous looking at our Mcap.

So many companies diluted the share price due to covid and Mooky was the one who managed to steer CINE out of covid without any dilution and yet games are being played to control the SP.

Peel Hunt "reiterated" 75p target and they have seen the improving trading conditions for CINE.

Rest of the market is all up and bloody we are being kept low. I will not be selling until I get every penny back.