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Jhango Unchained set to be this years biggest grossing post covid blockbuster at Cineworld.

RNS has just come through.

A nice ten percenter would make for a happy weekend.

We're heading out into the vacuum of space now. Limited resistance.

Back over 50. The psychologist from winchester university saves the day.

I would imagine dividends are probably off the cards for a year or two. However, if you get in at the current prices then when dividends do return the yield should be fantastic.

Pre covid price of 180 p. 52 week high of 245 p. Absolutely you could make a good profit if this recovers in the long term.

We need to gain enough momentum to trigger the fabled short squeeze.

Big day for Cineworld today. I can't deny I'm looking forward to it.

Friday morning song recommendation to cheer up some of the doom and gloom merchants who frequent this forum.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODTAATrM1Fs

Operation warp speed. There are so many different vaccines being developed by different organisations simultaneously. I’m confident we will see one arrive before the end of the year.

Looking good for a strong showing tomorrow.

I don't think I'm disagreeing with you on this one Fun. The price could well end up going down to 19 p in the short term as some on here have suggested. Personally, I can't see that happening, but it's possible. Equally, I can see a scenario where it could quite quickly go to 100 p. For example, if over the next couple of weeks the Tenet box office sales look good, it would open the floodgates for other studios to release their film backlog. That would be some significant news that may drive the price up rapidly.

Another example is the September results. It's widely agreed that they are going to be s***. However, if they're s***, but significantly better than expected, we could see a big re-rate here. To quote our learned colleague Hosai, you do have to question why the price of this stock is so depressed when compared with AMC, a competitor who is in a very similar situation to Cineworld in terms of closures and debt level.

The truth is nobody on here really knows what's going to happen with the share price day to day. I think the reason why some have predicted it could reach 100 p quite quickly is because if you look at the recent history of the price, it has a strong track record of moving up quite quickly.

If you believe that the company will survive and return to profitability (some on here don't), then yes it's possible it may take as long as a year to return to the fabled 100 p mark. However, given how depressed the price currently is (around one fifth of the pre covid price), it's also possible that it could return there quite quickly on the back of some good news. The predictions of a quick rebound are therefore potentially valid.

US new cases continuing to decline. I don’t wish to tempt fate, but with today’s positive finish, I’ve got a feeling Cineworld may end this week strongly. Particularly looking forward to the long awaited Regal reopening on Friday.

The arrival of key vaccine news could send the entire market into a buying frenzy leading to one of the biggest bull rallies in recent history. Good luck everyone.

If it goes to £2.50 overnight, I'll definitely be having an evening on the sherry.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but am I right in saying that having spent the last few months publishing nothing but negativity about Cineworld, the latest RNS indicates that Morgan Stanley have now increased their holding by 1.84%? What a bunch of w******.

US reopening on Friday followed by release of Tenet next Wednesday. Hold firm and keep the faith.

Blink and you'll miss it.

No point trying to put numbers on it, but if Tenet looks like it is doing well at the box office following opening, I think we will see a decent rise in the price.

The Chinese virus followed by the Chinese vaccine.