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Now thats what these chat forums are about............
Nice one!
That’s a lot of shares but if closed, this price, then they will be gathered for a buyer, IMO.
I’d expect to see a reduction in shorts, and therefore a release of shares people want to own, up to the published results in March.
Just my opinion - please DYOR.
Float too small for any massive swings caused by trades so it’s just a case of waiting and watching it rise, IMO.
Be prepared for a ‘Friday’ drop, maybe to lows 90’s, but comfortable this share is destined for at least a double when results published in March.
Somewhat surprised at the reaction today.
I thought the good news of 25% growth would have gone some way to correct the drop we saw on the previous cautious predictions.
Still reckon we next base line is £1 so happy to wait until we see the full results in March.
With results due tomorrow I reckon we could see £1 today.
After such a massive drop previously on 'bad' news, surely its due a correction, albeit probably not to IPO levels - yet.
Https://www.ft.com/content/26dfe7e1-a0f9-43b9-9fad-9a839fcca2c3
Something strange why this statement keeps being repeated.
They only needed to say it once and refer back to it if needed. Not keep saying it all the time.
The Brothers stand to lose an awful lot if this IS the eventual outcome.
I've written my investment off now anyway but can't help thinking there may be a sequel soon to be released.......
Q; Who are the major share holders in Cineworld?
A; It is both Global City Holdings B.V. and Global City Theatres B.V. who are owned by trusts for the benefit of the children of Moshe Greidinger and Israel Greidinger.
Are their shares not at risk too?
Remember these quotes and smile;
1) “Rule #1: Don’t lose money. Rule #2: Don’t forget Rule #1.” – Warren Buffett
2) “Buy not on optimism, but on arithmetic.” – Benjamin Graham
3) “Minimizing downside risk while maximizing the upside is a powerful concept.” – Mohnish Pabrai
4) “Spend each day trying to be a little wiser than you were when you woke up.” – Charlie Munger
5) “The desire to perform all the time is usually a barrier to performing over time.” – Robert Olstein
6) “Risk comes from not knowing what you’re doing.” – Warren Buffett
7) “If we buy the business as a business and not as a stock speculation, then it becomes personal. I want it to be personal. – Phil Town
8) “We don’t have an analytical advantage, we just look in the right place.” – Seth Klarman
9) “No wise pilot, no matter how great his talent and experience, fails to use his checklist.” – Charlie Munger
10) “I love quotes… but in the end, knowledge has to be converted to action or it’s worthless.” – Tony Robbins
https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/news/2021/08/12/cineworld-climbs-on-us-listing-news/
Can cinemas bank on a big return to the big screen? YES!
A new deal on exclusivity appeared to have emerged last week when Cineworld announced a breakthrough multi-year agreement with Warner Bros. The deal is for cinemas to get a 31-day exclusivity window in the US and UK, extending to 45 days in the UK if certain major films hit box office targets.
“I think the Cineworld/Warner Bros deal is a very elegant solution, a middle ground that shouldn’t affect cinema box office take,” says Han****. “I genuinely think film studios understand that the best way to maximise value is to start with launching most of their films in theatrical release first.”
However, on the same day that deal was done Disney announced that its eagerly anticipated Marvel film Black Widow – which many cinemas had been banking on to help spark a revival as one of the biggest films of the summer – will debut simultaneously in theatres and on Disney+.
Earlier this month, Disney+ passed 100m subscribers in just 16 months – a feat that took Netflix a decade – and it has upped its goal to 260m by 2024. Its biggest hits to date are The Mandalorian and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, both small screen spin-offs of its Star Wars and Marvel big screen franchises.
The world’s biggest entertainment company may be laser-focused on building a streaming empire to match Netflix, particularly so while cinemas remain closed, but as the most successful studio in history at the box office it is unlikely to close the door to theatre owners. Global box office takings hit a record $42.5bn in 2019, led by the success of Avengers: Endgame, the culmination of a decade-long big screen strategy that has made tens of billions for Disney.
“When it settles down Disney is the one that will keep with theatrical windows of some sort, its films are made for the big screen. Disney know that; they won’t put everything on Disney+.
‘“One thing I can tell you is that in China and Japan cinemas are now running at normal profitability and occupancy. People will go back to cinemas.”
Mooky just been on Bloomberg and very bullish saying they WILL open in US in April and UK in May with a full recovery expected in 2022.
They have funds to last them the whole year 'just in case' things change with lockdown as they need to be prepared for anything.
The AMC SP is one of the most manipulated stocks so it’s movement is not a gauge of where this SP will trend IMO.
Based on the constant good news around people getting out, Cine is one of the businesses that’s been totally shut down and after doing what they have to get to this point, it’s well placed to bounce back.
I’ve been in and out over the past 6 months but bought more today (102) and confident that we will see 115+ this week. Too much good news to hold this back.
LOL.
I think when there is money to be made elsewhere, and OMG there was, CINE is the naughty child.
Come tomorrow when those have passed money will come back into here, hopefully increasing trades, and we may see a rise.
Either way, picked some up yesterday and today at a price I am confident with so happy to enjoy the rollercoaster this share has been for a long time now.
But, WTF do I know.
As Yazz said, those old enough to know who she is.
Surely everyone must see that a business forced to close entirely during these horrible times with a SP c.25% of its previous value will come back to at a minimum 70 - 80 of its value?!
Maybe not this week, maybe not before Xmas but as soon as we all get the jab and can go to cinemas / pubs / restaurants etc , the things I took for granted, companies like CINE that are there to be our fun place will be in more demand than ever.
The fact I’m making £££ daily is of course my aim but still looking forward to a chilli dog and bag of minstrels watching James Bond - especially as came out of AML 30% up and joined CINE.
Been watching for a while and made the leap (of faith) today.
Based on my previous investments I advise you all to sell! LOL.
Apologies to some on what I thought today would bring. Wasn’t up to date! Sorry.
After a good few months waiting for ‘Tesla rise’ I decided to sell my 180k shares at 62.6p
Miss AML already but, like many have said, 62p is the new 50p and too much opportunity elsewhere.
GLA
Been here since around 35p.
Sat and watched up to the 80’s, buying more around 75p only to see it drop back to c.50.
I’ve worked hard (not smart) to be nett now so we he only way is up - Yazz!
12th November was always the make or break date for me , with or without James Bond showing off his new baby.
I sold all to be in here and through my own research, and some great posters here, I feel confident we will see some gains Monday-Wednesday and hopefully, on good news, c.85p ish Thursday, at which I admit I’ll probably bail out.
Great Board and GL to everyone.