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Hi FunInvestor, all am trying to emphasize is that Cine debt should not be the concern as when Cine was at 110p and when it gone up to 120p, market knew about the Cine debt! With all of the cinemas now opened in the major markets, Cine SP should be atleast 120p if not 150p.

Anyways you, me and all others wants market to recognize that Cine is undervalued. Hopefully soon in June, we all have big smiles.

Went to Peter Rabbit at 3.40pm show.

The moment I heard that sound and saw the display on a giant screen, no one can convince me that small screen can beat cinemas.

When Matrix 4 gets released or Bond Movie or another movie like Avatar, cinemas will be full for many weeks after the release. People will think that why pay £15 to a steaming channel when you definitely want to see the movie in bigger screen.

Cinemas are here to survive and CINE survived the wars and the worst pandemic in the history and is here to stay for another 100yrs so debt is serviceable!

PS - Funinvestor will try to check if COVID is the worst pandemic or not! :-)

Funinvestor, how do you know that current price is due to CINE debt? Same Debt was there when the price was at £1.20 in March?

Please don't do guess work and state it as a fact when no one knows why the SP is here in 90s and where it will be later.

About CINE's debt, one simple thing I would say is that if the debt cannot be serviced then CINE wouldn't have reopened it's cinemas. The lenders would have forced CINE into administration during the lockdown.

CINE also mentioned that they have enough liquidity to survive until 2022 even if cinemas are closed for this year so it is just bloody scaremongering by the idiots talking about CINE's debt.

Cine was closed for almost a year since Mar 2020 and Mooky still managed to pull Cine from the ashes. He is so confident that he has put forward bonus proposal when SP reaches £1.90 and it was approved by the shareholders!

I'm pretty sure anyone still thinking about CINE's will regret for not buying at this price in few months time.

Cine will go up to Mooky's bonus price of £1.90.

There seems to be a very low float here. For a low volume, price is moving by good percentage in either direction.

If you all agree then we could each try buying £1000 for a start and post here once you make a purchase and see how the price reacts? Hope £1000 is not a big ask. Once we know how many have bought we could then do a second purchase bit higher and then see again how the price reacts.

Might be best to try this idea on down days as WB says be greedy when others fear and this way atleast we might be able to scare away those algos that are manipulating the price?

Retirement, one thing that I have learnt is that patience will be rewarded. Look at all the stocks that crashed last year and are now back to almost precoivd levels.

CINE is undervalued. It should be atleast £1.50 now. Patience is needed. We will get there in month's time IMO.

You do not want to regret that you could not buy at this price in few months time. DYOR.

For today afternoon for our family of 4.
Had coupons but did not use them this time.
Half of the seating capacity is booked considering the socially distanced seating. I will get back with the numbers later in the evening.

Despite beautiful weather, bookings are going on so I think media should not speculate that less bums on seats when weather is good.

Sorry Chilting but the article you shared is talking about how UK wants to achieve net zero carbon whereas the article on oil price is about UK's commitment to oil exploration for its needs for decades to come.

AB secured GE license just in time! I think Banks will line up to lend money to ENQ and AB just needs to pick who can offer lowest interest rate.
This seriously needs a re-rate.

Yes just read it and it has put a smile on my face thinking about ENQ. Some very good points that certainly will help ENQ and other NS producers -

"U.K. has made its stance clear, it has no intention of giving up on production in its oil-rich North Sea projects.

A government body told media sources that it intends to continue exploration in the North Sea, after the government reached a deal in March allowing offshore licenses in the region to continue."

"We are working hard to drive down demand for fossil fuels, however, there will continue to be ongoing demand for oil and gas," the UK department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy told Reuters in response to emailed questions.

Further, "We will not be cancelling licenses that were recently awarded. "

https://oilprice-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/UK-Ramps-Up-North-Sea-Oil-Production.amp.html?amp_js_v=a6&_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQFKAGwASA%3D#aoh=16223642232915&csi=0&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&_tf=From%20%251%24s&share=https%3A%2F%2Foilprice.com%2FEnergy%2FEnergy-General%2FUK-Ramps-Up-North-Sea-Oil-Production.html

Wow! Those Israeli theaters look full.
Now what more is needed to get convinced to invest?

https://www-independent-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/uk-vacinated-pcr-test-green-list-b1855781.html?amp_js_v=a6&_gsa=1&&usqp=mq331AQFKAGwASA%3D#aoh=16223168423063&csi=0&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&_tf=From%20%251%24s&share=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.independent.co.uk%2Ftravel%2Fnews-and-advice%2Fuk-vacinated-pcr-test-green-list-b1855781.html

Me too made many mistakes last year selling too early after the jolt from the crash in Mar 2020 but almost a shares have returned back to pre covid levels. Cine and this one are still not recovered to precovid levels and is the reason why I jumped into RR in March. I had RR at 72p on the opening day after rights and stupidly sold it in 80s after watching it drop from 100 and then could not get back in until March this year. RR did well in March until this indian variant was in the news and my mistake was not to pull out before it dropped from 127p in March.

Thing is that RR will go up again but we don't know when it will. Look at BT, I had written off my investment last year after buying at 206p in Jan 2020 and sold half my holding at 110 or so thinking it will drop to 50s and now in one year it sprung back to 175! Same is Lloyd's. Avg was 55p but did not sell a single bean there. Now in hindsight, it appears that I should have gone all in Lloyd's when it was at 23p.

RR too will get back to it's glory one day. Though am in loss now but gonna wait for it. I'm trying to being my avg down but my money is stuck in other stocks. I was hoping to add more here after cashing out of CINE at 150p and expected 150p as cinemas reopen but it is not moving.

RR will come good and I will wait even if it takes longer to get my break even price of £1.30 but I feel we will see £1.30 soon in next few months and I will need to add more here before it rises! I see some good news about PCR tests...will share it in a new thread.

Lawrence, any chance you can copy paste the FT article please? I have way too many subscriptions but not for FT yet...

Good posts LPD, Moola and Allkap.

We might see broker ratings next week.
Do not forget we already have Barclays upgraded ratings with a target of 115p!

If SNG gets EUA then atleast £5+
Just based on recent RNS we did almost 60% rise. Pharmas have to pay £4bn atleast.
Current price is way too undervalued. Green energy companies without any product are in billion valuation just because of the potential and SNG should already be close to billion valuation for its potential to save the life of every human in this planet.

Jeff, the link that you shared -
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210527005512/en/Global-Interferons-Market-Growth-to-2030-with-Roche-Merck-Bristol-Myers-Squibb-Biogen-Bayer-Zydus-Cadila-Novartis-Pfizer-Biosidus-and-Nanoge-Leading-the-Market---ResearchAndMarkets.com

It has a mention of SNG but the article states that IFN biologics are expensive, which is what is SNG? The alternative they are suggesting is something similar but less expensive one than SNG? I do not think am understanding that article correctly. Pls someone clarify.

AMC descend started looks like.....it is friday so no doubt many want to take profits.

forest79, if cine had backing like that then am sure no one will complain including Bonkers and FI.

By the time F9 is released, hopefully price will be £1.50 here.

was watching AMC since 30mins. not for me.

CINE is the best.

Bloody algos are controlling the cine price.

Seems like stars are aligning for us. Bloody hope for once it goes above 110p.

Just announcement on my side, looking to take a punt in AMC US share to join Reddit crowd. Just a small amount to see where it goes.