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So Funinvestor himself posted about £200M per month revenue from Unlimited Membership and he was ridiculing LPD!!! hahhahaha what a ****womble!

With all his fag packet calculation of £200M per month Funinvestor was ramping hell back in those days and now he talks about balanced views!!!

LPD, good find!!! :-)

so this is another Nth time that you have responded saying "it was already discussed in the past many times" whenever I questioned about your research but you didn't bother to post the details that was discussed "many months ago"....

Useful threads are deleted and hypocrites says this BB is for anyone to post anything they like. Ofcourse most of the time only the crap information we get to see and useful information put out by some like LPD is lost in the mess.

Anyways, as per LPD post on unlimited membership, I looked up for more details and I found this presentation from CINE -

https://www.cineworldplc.com/sites/cineworld-plc/files/reports-presentation/2019/2019-dec-trading-update-presentation.pdf

So they were targetting 300k members so that would equate to close to 80-90M revenue just from this membership!

FunInvestor, before you questioned LPD on the numbers, you could have tried spending some time doing research to find out the number for unlimited membership but as usual you never bother to post any research other than simply commenting on others posts and criticizing anything positive that is said about CINE.

No wonder why IDW is not coming here because there are enough resident trolls here to do his job so he is happy to target other BBs.

Ash so you think you are a financial advisor and still shamelessly came here on the chat board to ask about what is an ISA account! You definitely need to go to Uni to start all over again! Anyone can easily dig up that ISA post from your posting history so don't try to contest on that one you clown!

I still say that CINE is undervalued and current price is ridiculous.

Cinemark hit its high in March at $25.82 and now it is trading at $22.75 so down by approx 12% whereas CINE high was at 122p and now down by more than 30% so CINE has some catching up to do.

oh well, google to be blamed! I first searched for Cinemark, then Cineplex and last Cineworld and I posted what Google showed me.

Ash, you better give up your financial adviser job and go back to Uni. May be Ant can teach you some financials. Bloody ridiculous.

Can't you do a simple google search on CINE? YTD shows CINE as down by 12% whereas Cinemark up by 33% and Cineplex by 64%. Cine has got lot of catching up to do. If you don't believe then why don't you sell and leave us in peace!

did you see that Cinemark(33%) and Cineplex(64%) are up by double digit percentages in last 6 months? Source Google. Cine has atleast 30% upside from the current levels.

CINE price is being controlled and manipulated clearly. The elastic band has been stretched way too far. With F9 numbers back to precovid levels, the elastic has to be released at some point.

HSN, retail power took the SP to £1.20 but now we have some resident trolls who talk down the share and dampen the sentiment all the time so why will the retail buy it again. When you put out anything positive that is a fact, they come out and say one film doesn't make any difference but still they claim they are invested.

F9 made $70M in the opening weekend whereas in 2019, the same franchise made $60M so you can see that demand is back to pre-covid levels and this is what Mooky was expecting with precovid levels reaching much sooner and F9 collection is your proof and this what Market needs to know. If Black Widow can do similar numbers or more then it means cinemas are almost back to their normality.

Cinemark in US is up 33% in last 6 months whereas CINE is down by 12% in last 6 months!

CINE has lot of catching up to do! Atleast 30% upside is there from current levels.

Good Morning LPD, thank you for another fantastic post!

It looks like based on the link that you shared, Hobbs and Shaw in 2019 netted $60M in the opening weekend whereas F9 raked in $70M in the opening weekend!!!

So it is much better than pre-covid levels! SP should be heading back to pre-covid levels!

LPD post worth repeating -

Fast and Furious 9 having netted $70 Mill on its opening weekend in the US has just extended it's theatrical window from 17 to 31 days, so just about doubling it's play time in Regal theatres.

F9 is a Universal Studios distributed film and as such should be subject to Universal's signed agreement with Regal. Therefore if it crosses $50 Million on the opening weekend then the theatrical window lengthens as above to 31 days.

What it means is that the F9 show, with Universal backing, should be in town for the next month and looking to maximise their own revenues. Advertising, chat shows and interviews, star drop ins etc etc.

From our very own perspective it also allows us to add to the Box Office Cume (Cumulative Audience) in the extended time period.

May even have been the case when it opened in China.

https://deadline.com/2021/05/cineworld-regal-universal-windows-deal-1234755459/

https://wegotthiscovered.com/movies/internet-crazy-fast-furious-9/

Market just needs to know whether business is get back to nort or not. Numbers may not be same as precovid otherwise we will be close to £2 but if we can see that numbers are going back to precovid levels as restrictions ease with more movies released then we should tick up. If F9 and Black widow prove that numbers are getting close to precovid levels then SP should get back to above £1.

Some of the big funds are optimistic and is the reason why they are adding although not big amounts like Jhango but they will not throw money if they don't see green shoots! Link for funds buying -
https://fintel.io/so/uk/cine

https://fintel.io/so/uk/cine

Jed, why the hell there could be a rights issue when the company with $1bn is FCF is thinking about paying dividends? Don't make yourself look fool!

rock, didn't understand your comment -
"im hoping a buy back once the creditors are out 250 entry will help"

are you saying you are going to add more to your current holdings if this goes down more?

rock, did you sell out RR and moved everything here? WIth the way travel is going and the price oil is at, it is a good move.

I wonder why Linda Crook proposed share consolidation now. Why not at the time of merger itself on April 1st?
Consolidation makes it more easier for the creditors to sell their 20 times of the shares but I think it was mentioned that market will be created such that sell of from creditor shares are absorbed? Lower production for the first 5 months this year also helped this go down. But all the maintenance is done now so from now on production should improve.

This share is still not into FTSE 250. That will not happen until September I guess? Once into FTSE 250, we might see good moves on upside hopefully!

£8 = 40p old money
we touched 32p in Mar so easily £6 atleast at some point
current price is 18p equivalent and surely many snapped at 18p with big amounts.
I saw a £74k trade that was a purchase at 368p!

should now move like BP. Any drop in oil, will see similar drops like before consolidation. I think it might drop less now after consolidation.

Board talked about dividends and they don't talk about it if they have no free cash to throw!

Some calling 250 is bonkers. No way it can happen.

Soder had put out some really good posts on the production and cashflow. Hold tight. This will come good.

I took good profit at 32p but invested back some of the profits with 26p avg. I think the price movements should be more or less same until creditor shares are sold completely.

We had 3-4% drops/ups a day so we might see similar percentages after consolidation.

Good that oil is at $75+ so could be a blue day tomorrow.