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Institutions are usually a mixed bag. Most of the money aiming at covid recovery stocks are probably already in these stocks, RR, CCL, Airlines, etc..

There is also a bona fide bloodbath on the stock market, meaning the risk appetite may not be too high for the investors. I will aso presume some of them are down significantly from holding Blue chip/tech stocks that hit the gutter these past few months.

I remember Mooky telling us Netflix wanted a 7 day window, which is not feasible. Glad to see they are on the same page as other studios now.

I think the squid ran out of lies to deramp with.

All this alternative damages make little sense to me considering there is a cancellation clause in the contract.

The main argument is that had the right to trigger the cancellation clause and did so. The damages IS the cancellation fee.

As is usual, SP can rise, fall, or go sideways. Only the shorts seem to be sure of the future.

The only thing I am sure of is as long as the tills are open and screens show movies, CINE will make money.

It has been 5 months since the decision. I think a settlement should have happened if both sides were even the least bit interested.

Mooky even said they are confident in a reversal of the decision.

As is often pointed out, the appeal could have been dismissed at any point if there was no substance to it. CINEPLEX even made an appeal to the appeal. Getting a court date is a good start.

October 12/13 will be the hearing. I would expect it to take 1 week or two to finish. The decision last time took around 45 days as Mountainous said. It can always take shorter or longer depending on the courts.

It will be well after earnings and even other Canadian law firms are saying the synergies fine is ridiculous.

Maybe you shouldn't take your isolated experience as universal truth. Maybe you should keep your opinions on immigration to yourself. Your biases are showing.

As Johhny would put it:. That's hearsay.

The plural of anecdote is not data. I feel sorry for you for wasting your time. There and here.

I shall refer you to boxoffice mojo and the latest earnings report.

I usually do not engage much with the shorts who mysteriously come in pairs. They both insist on not shorting or being uninvested while they continue to blabber on.

Thanks for the reply everyone. Especially about the treasury shares. I learned something.

And it's much better than peeping on your neighbor's business.

That they (Cine)are selling shares in the open market causing the outsized dip in price? They could be raising funds for that stress test.

Another possibility is an institution exiting their position or a new short who have not registered as of yet.

Genuine questions from a LTH.

Can I borrow your crystal ball please. I still need lottery tickets.

None of this is certain.

What rock have you been livin in? Can i rent a space?

The streaming hype ended and netflix is on a downward spiral. Cinema is coming back with a strong summer lineup.

It looks like the execs are holding up on taking their bonuses. That is reassuring in a way.

Also, everything else passed. Time to re read all the resolutions.

Dilution is an option if the company does not nake money, cant loan, or stock price is exceedingly higher than it should be. None of this is true at the moment.

Buyback makes more sense at this pricepoint.

Any update from the agm @mountainous?

I doubt they sell movie tickets