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hahaha Dragon9, I can see that you still do no understand how the stock markets work because that course will not tell you anyting about stock market!

Why don't you explain us all what you have learned about stock markets by doing that course?

How many other courses/certifications have you done before making a decision to invest in stocks? :-)

Dragon/FI, short selling is a way of manipulating the stock price and the market capital value of the companies and that is why even Governments have banned short selling last year as market value of companies were going down in millions and billions and for you 2 guys if you think short selling is not manipulation then clearly we can see what you are on about here!

CINE shorts are working day in and day out to short CINE and they always look to bring CINE down and it is not your basic supply/demand that lead to the price going down. Since last 2-3 weeks, Whitebox Advisors, AHL Partners are shorting this.

Now they do not know anything bad that we don't know about CINE to short. They are just playing games. It is clear to them that there is no enough retail power to counter them. Retailers who helped CINE go to £1.20 have now pulled out and invested in other companies so we need new retailers to counter these algos. Obviously we have some posters here who constantly remind retail investors like us to never get excited about any positive news on CINE so that will put them off ploughing new money.

Like Bonkers said if Mooky can provide an update again to the market on the outlook that improves based on the easing of restrictions then that would **** the shorts. Ofcourse Mooky cannot update until July 12th when Bojo provides confirmation so until then shorts will try to pull this down. I would say use the opportunity to accummulate in tranches and not all in one go.

CINE is currently undervalued and based on the Bojo announcement, CINE is clearly getting back to pre-covid conditions by July 12th. Black widow is a perfect boost for cinemas and school holidays are coming in 2 weeks time so box office figures will start to improve. It is not long now for box office figures to get back to precovid levels.

¢17k buy and another £20k buy went through.
As per the charts, many can see this heading to £1

With all the restrictions for CINE getting removed, with no masks and no 1m distancing, CINE is back to business.

RTN(Wagamama restaurant ) badly impacted due to covid like CINE and still it went up from Jan/Feb lows of 70s to 136p now.

CINE is in a much better shape so we should atleast be £1

Rambino, I had the same thought in the weekend about CINE hosting the semi finals and finals. Sport events are the biggest revenues for pubs and restaurants and it would be nice if CINE can grab some of that revenue.

Although restrictions are still in place until July 19th but I think CINE should advertise quickly now on Facebook and other media just to gauge the reaction and host the match in one of the London cinema. If it is a rainy weather then surely fans will flock to theaters. May be one of us should post this idea with CINE hash tag.

Anyone looking at the charts can see that we went down to low 90s after the results and then bounced to highs of 100 and then went down to 80s after June 21st delayed and now with freedom day coming, clearly this is heading back to £1.

FI's 86p resistance that he mentioned earlier today was broken too!

Now we just need to see if Football is coming home earlier or CINE £1 :-)
Place your bets!

FI, I know you are getting back into your best form to not let anyone excited about the freedom day and about the 14% rise from 77p last week. You have got all the traits of InDepthWins(IDW) :-)
Now that July 19th is confirmed with all restrictions related to CINE business removed, you will now find something new to dampen the sentiment! :-)

IDW was proven wrong with all his scare mongering tactics about debt/streaming/cinema attendance. SP has doubled/trebled despite his comments and he disappeared but I still feel he is in disguise here with another ID :-)

Wellington said in one of his posts sometime back that PIs may have led the rise to £1.20 and back down to 80s. Now with all the restrictions related to CINE getting removed, I hope more PIs see the potential and we see another 15% rise like it moved from 77p to current price.

no the market hasn't reacted to it because it is a such a big news that came in only today.
Market knows that freedom day is coming on July 19th but it wasn't clear if that would really happen or not as June 21st got delayed last time but today Boris is firmly saying that restrictions are easing in a big way and is confirming the removal of capacity limit in pubs, restaurants and in theaters and cinemas.

If it is any other share board, Ash you will get abused for your subtle de-ramp comments like that but we know you are invested and we know your type of posting so hopefully you don't get abused by anyone on CINE board :-)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-57715496

Based on above article, it looks like capacity limits are removed, face masks are removed as well! It means business for CINE will be back to normal!!!

Market will react to this soon. May be tomorrow! £1 is coming!

To me, I think Elon would do some sort of merger/takeover of SpaceX with Tesla. I do not think he want to go over the pain of making SpaceX a public listed company. He already hinted about Tesla SHs may get preference to hold shares in SpaceX.

Now existing shareholders of SpaceX may not agree with the merger with Tesla but Elon would be able to convince the investors if Elon wants a merger.

Tesla will be a trillion dollar company without SpaceX and with SpaceX, it can become multi trillion dollar company.

Cruis1, I know enough has been said about MRW bid but just throwing my 2 cents... if you look at their financials, they are quite flat almost every year. Their revenue, opex, cash in hand etc are almost same every year but the beauty of MRW and other such retailers bis that their financials were not impacted by covid. They were still the same even in 2020 so such is the resilience of MRW even in war like event and I think that is what made someone to bid for it.

Now though CINE was badly impacted due to covid but still CINE survived and they have survived many such battles since many decades. Once restrictions are eased off and life gets to back almost normal, which is almost happening from July 19th, CINE business should be back to normal as in precovid so any bid should be to the price near to precovid levels or higher, which is £1.90 or above. I think we are not too far away to see CINE getting back to normal.

Market will recognize CINE and like LTHCine used to say, CINE has the bounceability! We will get listed in the top of the risers board soon. Keep faith and hold tight. It's coming!
Good night all and hope for a big blue day!

GW, your comment -
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There were great opportunites last year at less than half of our current share price
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There were so many companies cheaper last year but acquisitions didn't happen including latest Morrison bid that happened only this year.

There was lot of certainty last year due to covid so there was no way acquisitions could have happened last year.

Even now ITV is at a real bargain price for a takeover. Let's see how it goes this year.

No face masks and no distancing is definitely a big boost to CINE.

Blue start to the week with Black Widow release in few days means, looking good for higher highs. GLA

Absolutely agree Saihaj.

Once we see mid 90s we could see a quick rise to 110p and that could be resistance or it might be broken this time considering vaccine progress and the big line up of movies.

I feel drums are beating hard for SP to get £1.

Btw, our lads are doing good. Not far now to go to Semis. Enjoy the match.

Soder, what do you think about 88E? They seem to have paid off all the oustanding debt!

Thanks Soder! I will shut up now....

agreed buybacks are good to aborb the sells from creditor shares.
But instead of company doing buybacks, if they offer dividend then there could be plethora of new big funds that will invest so every sell from creditor shares could be absorbed by multiple new buys from the big funds that are starving for dividends.

There are not many companies in ESG sector that offer dividends. All investment is based on future potential growth.
With dividends, funds can start seeing some money coming back from their investment and at the same time with oil price going to 80s and above, there is a potential for growth too with HBR. AIMO.

we will go over £1 for sure. Only thing is we can't be sure when that would be. We sure are getting close to it as each day passes.

Once we breach £1, there could be rapid quick rise to £1.20. Until then keep accumulating if you can.

We already are up nearly 10% from Wednesday's close. If the weekend news is good then we could get close to 90 and above next week.

Shal0000, I think I read that dividend would be announced sometime in the year end but payment may not be this year. I think prospectus also has a mention that dividend announcement will be made to attract big investors.

Rock, based on your profit and the share price being lowest at £3.55, you invested additional £76k at around £3.55 to make a profit of £9k today with your sale price £3.97?

If correct then that's some guts and a good call to buy in at around £3.55 with such a big amount. Great call! Nicely done. You could rinse and repeat may be if it does go low again but hope not.

With y'day drop in RR, what is your take on that? May be post it in RR bb. Thanks

Whitebox reduced their shorts on Friday last week by 0.07% but seeing yesterday's market downturn as opportunity, they increased it again by 0.02%.

When they reduced it on Friday by 0.07%, which means closed their shorts, SP did not increase significantly but yesterday's drop in SP is not just due to Whitebox increasing by just 0.02% and we don't see any other shorts increased either so it could be that many retailer investors got spooked and sold or stop losses must have got kicked in or even the shorts increasing from several other funds too but not reported due to their overall short percentage not big enough to get reported IMO.

As the price is up by 6% today we may see again short tracker updating tomorrow with reduced shorts. If not then it could be the retail power that pushed the SP as these retail investors saw the current price as bargain opportunity. As the SP starts to climb a little again tomorrow, more new investors might buy or existing ones will top up as well as we have improving outlook and hope that there is no wider market sell off.

Atleast Bank of England governor will not have chance to scare the market with inflation as yesterday was his last day in the office as per the news!

If we can end tomorrow at same price or little above, momentum should pick up from next week as Black widow release date approaches. GLA