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Read the whole nine yards of that didnt understand most of it.The last paragraph i did and that will do me

Still firmly believe this is very much the beginning of CHAR.s journey back to a mid sized oiler
New man at the helm and excellent assets with hopefully new exciting ones on the way
Would recommend to all newbies to check out investor Video on YouTube last week

Think the rules changed a while back bed and isa best bet

This is completely off topic and apologies
I’ve a decent holiding in SAV who very much like char have a exceptional asset and a BOD that are until recently in CHAR.s case hopeless
Just wondering if anyone else is in SAV

And to you been here a long time and bought heavily recently so average of 4.6
Buys coming in thick and fast think the herd have arrived could be bouncing up and down for a while while the traders are here

klein
To be honest I don’t think we’ll get to production I think we’ll be taken out by a larger fish
A lot of the big oilers are looking away from oil for more greener assets I’m not saying gas is green but it’s a halfway house.we all know char a looking for a partner and they need deep pockets to get to production
Who’s not to say they wouldn’t just take out char cut out the middle man and get 100% of the pie
What price is the question
Imho

All time high is over £3 if that happens early retirement beckons and a trip to the Ferrari showroom where I suspect a few other holders would be

Some good buys going in though even with this spread

Up she goes

I topped up this morning and showing as a sell
All fun and games from the mm

hxxps://moneyweek.com/trading/602145/dont-miss-this-bus-take-a-bet-on-national-express

Wonder what bottomley is thinking now

exactly my point
I pay £90 for sky internet phone etc
my son bought a fire stick thingy and gets all sorts of stuff also gets stuff streamed on his tablet etc all free
but he was still a regular cinema going pre covid
But just to prove my point hes just come in with his girlfriend and they've been to the cinema in Manchester

already post extract of that and very relevant to this discussion streaming isnt the answer for film distribution

There are so many ways round paying for streaming
Cinema is cash in the bank so if the covid situation improves and studios wake up to this fact cine will be fine

not about wishing
if you think cine wont tell me why

mulan was a massive disappointment it was streamed and a week later you could buy if for the same price movies need to go to cinema the public want cinema the studios know its the best way to get max income for a movie.In the future this may all change studios may be the thing of the past cinema may have a limited shelf life but for know both go hand in hand

Im no expert but 400 MIL is very optimistic in my view

The major streaming services where planning on the general public to embrace the fact that they released movies straight to streaming rather than cinima,then disc them streaming this has not been the case
cinema is not just a movie experience it a date, its a family event, its a couples evening filler. ie few drinks movie bite to eat few more drinks back home for a bit of how's your father
Cinema will thrive post covid especially in USA .The trick is to survive til post covid and i have every confidence in Mooky will steer Cine through this, he has vast amounts of his family money not to
To the shorters there's far better opportunities out there TRN for instance been short since 400p so im not against shorters but posting false and misleading info is a big no no for me .However people invest good luck all

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