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Im wondering. Is it possible that NHC is the holder of the RCF that needed waiver/refinance? Would explain the profit taking.

Jan and feb were extremely slow due to Omicron. The movie Lineup did not help a bit and we had Spiderman topping the charts until early March.

We picked up pace come march and are closer to 85% on a per month basis come june and july. If we keep up pace, we may achieve 80% BO for the year.

One thing to note is the increased spending per admission and the upsell of imax and 4dx. Advertisement revenue is also a big unknown to us.

Finally, USD being strong could be a surprise factor considering Regal being majority of the screens.

Amc is not expected to be profitableby 2023. But cine is. 2022 eps -0.01 2022 eps 0.07.
Still expecting a 3.7B Revenue for 2022 high.

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/CINE.L/analysis?p=CINE.L

Am I mistaken or did New Holland close another 0.26% of their short positions?

Oh yeah, we also do not know if anyone new is opening up short positions less than 0.51% to take some of the momentum from the closing shorts. We simply have no enough data.

0.5% shorts closed is 6.5M shares. Volume in 5 days is 20M. They could just as easily drip feed that and cause the current rise.

Or they could have a special arrangement with their broker to close without affecting price much.

It is undeniable that prices rose when shorts are closed. There is 16x more shorts than New Holland closed this last week.

Regardless of the rumor, there is obvious upward pressure to the SP. Last time this happened, SP jumped from 15p to 124p.

Shorts are closing in the absense of news/updates/RNS. Something is up.

We are almost at pre-enhalus short levels. It is a wonder how someone closing shorts put a upwards pressure to SP even with no news.

The question really is, what does New Holland know that the rest of the shorts doesn't?

Did they forget to compare with other competitors in the same sector again? Cine's debt levels is not out of the ordinary in the cinema sector. The only extrenious circumstance is the plex case for cine trying to be too big for its breeches.

If we have 5 chart experts, we'll have 5 different readings and 15 different estimates. I have just given up on guessing right now.

I think you have not done enough research if you do not know why this is heavily shorted. Cine refinanced with convertible bonds instead of diluting their shareholders. That gave those funds incentive to short in order to hedge. But that is beyond your interest here. You only see line goes up/line goes down.

Revenue and profit margins is what makes a fundamental research. Try comparing cine with its competitors, and decide if it is priced appropriately.

Meanwhile backpassage have been awfully quiet after his 9p forecast. Or those who so kindly asked if they can short at 18p. The longs don't pay interest. We are happy to wait it out.

They only need to drip feed 27x without raising the stock price or making other shorts chicken out. Easy as pie.

Stock horroscope(AKA Chart reading) only works in hindsight. It is mostly a psychological effect made by pattern seeking human biology. Similar to my joke posts about the price dropping as soon as I buy in.

The current sp drop can only be explained by one thing. It is the natural reaction to me topping up this morning.

It will spike back up after i sell at a loss.

At least CINE does not need to pay lease at forecaster's mind. He seems to forget he is uninvested. Get over it, man.

I will be amazed on how you hide 111Million buy orders behind 4Millioj daily volume. Also another blocked website showing fascinatingly reliable journalism.

New Holland Capital Seems to have reduced shorts even further.

They reduced 0.08% on 20 Jul.
And a further 0.06% on 21 Jul.

This much buy order on the stock, a total of 0.14%, could have caused the 23% price increase. There is 61x more declared shorts than what New holland closed this week. Anyone who shorted very late will be underwater really soon.

I think they're waiting for me to top up on monday.

It looks like the shorts are in a dilemma right now. General sentiment seems to be positive atm. Analysts are expecting between 25 to 50 bps interest rake hike from the feds. Meanwhile earnings season is showing cinema is one of the few markets who kept their revenue intact despite the inflationary changes.

This puts upward pressure to price. Shorts can usually just short more to put more downward pressure (Bill Hwang did the opposite version). But it can only go so far. Any short interest rate hike will affect all the shorts, not just theirs. We saw the spike of short borrowing rates on 15/jul.

Here's the interesting parts, some shorts came to the party late. They will have shorted at around or lower than the current price (enhalus), they can either double down and hurt everyone else through the short interest, or close and hurt everyone with the price increase.

Interesting times. Pun intended. Let me grab the popcorn.