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35.51% % of Shares Held by All Insider
34.81% % of Shares Held by Institutions

Employees hold even more shares than Institutions. And none of them are selling.
I do not think spending hours here deramping can change those people's minds.

The CEO is the biggest shareholder and his stake and bonuses are literally on the line depending on the stock price. What you are saying is either blind hate or ignorance.

Uninvested derampers and shorters do not get to ask questions.

Squid bringing the sockpuppets to deramp but nothing new to post.

Have been looking at RR Recently and was invested there for a part of last year. The lack of positive outlook for the company and the lacklustre airline industry turned me off. The CEO abandoning the company was the nail in the coffin.

Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. LTH are here because we think it will improve.

There is not much benefit debating with squid. He already knows the responses, he just had to parrot his overused talking points.

The court decision is not final and the fine is not set in stone.

I agree, this will be on CEO(Mooky)'s discretion. I still think this resolution would pass to give the CEO the option. 137Million shares is (10% of Market Cap) is just 41Million GBP in todays prices. CINE has been known to make a little over a billion on its good years.

The Uninvested Derampers may still be invested, on the short side. Funny how they all show up at the same time and using the same script over and over while not changing the wording much.

Authority of the Company to purchase its own shares (Resolution 20)
Resolution 20 is being proposed to renew the Directors’ authority to purchase up to 137,299,544 ordinary shares which,
at 5 April 2022 (being the last practicable date prior to the publication of this notice), represented just less than 10% of the
Company’s issued share capital. This authority will only be exercised if, having taken account of the likely impact on the
financial position of the Company, the Directors are satisfied that any such purchase will be in the best long-term interest
of shareholders.

This needs to happen. Share price is too undervalued and manipulated that a little share buyback can put more sense in the valuation.

I will maintain that after 2 years of lockdown and cancelling netflix, they will choose to go outside and choose the least expensive outdoor entertainment available. History already proves cinema as recession-proof.

NVIDIA tried to buy ARM for 40Billion and had to pay 1Billion penalty for not completeing.

CINEWORLD tried to buy CINEPLEX and Canada wants Cine to pay 3x its Market Cap for not completeing.

Both were cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. Even if decision will not be reversed, a more reasonable cancellation fee would be a win.

Daily swings are just noise to LTH. The extended time for suppressed share prices just mean time to average down and gather more shares.

Share price has not touched all time low since the disastrous court case.

They did not go belly-up during the pandemic and they did not dilute shareholders to do so. Doing that now makes no sense when Lenders are essentially on your side.

This is not a too big to fail scenario. Screens are open, tickets are selling, movies are being lined up. Profits increased since last year(go figure) and is set to reach around 85% of 2019. The highest earning year in company history. CINE does not need to earn 100% of 2019 in a year. And they do not need to pay the debts all at once so long as the lenders agree to give a waiver.

They are not hiding debts under a rug and calling it a day. They are improving liquidity so they can survive some stress test and move forward with recovery.

Refreshing new outlooks are always welcome.

Companies who never earned a single penny get multi billion valuation. They collapse and go bankrupt regularly. CINE is the second largest cinema chain on the planet. The only reason it has this much debt is because it purchased regal for 2.8Billion and a once in a century pandemic. Betting that it will not recover is out of the question.

Shorts are now STILL fearmongering about dilution when they did not do it during the pandemic and there is no sign of it ever happening. The slow crawl to recovery is happening. Or it can spike with US Listing, OOC settlement with CINEPLEX, or a win in the appeals process.

Take your pick.

Lenders will be even more likely to provide waiver to a company with rising YoY Gross earnings. Remember, these are the same lenders who gave waiver when the cinemas are closed and there was no end to the pandemic on site. CINE was burning 250m per month then, IIRC.

They will rather support their lendees recover than look like predators waiting in line for the carcass of Cineworld. Worrying that Cine will go bankrupt after cine did not recover 85% in 1 year is premature.

Hurrah! I was getting tired of the sensible and constructive debates in the BB. Your pessimism is very much welcome.

The chance of recovery will only increase with time. The only reason to panic is if you need the money for another investment.

Neither are in the cards as of the last earnings report. Unless you have some information that the general public do not. You may just be pulling things out of your

Simply wallstreet is not a major investing analyst. Although the upgrade may have given some confidence to traders. 55p was a 95% upside from the recent low

This is just supply and demand. Sentiment is poor due to the execs not releasing any news to shareholders. The last thing we received was earnings for 2nd half of 2021. For now, we are at the mercy of general market sentiment.

They could be under lawyers' advise to keep quiet while things are being sorted-they mentioned hiring appeals lawyers. In Mooky's latest interview, he said we will respect the Canadian Court's decision. This sounded like a scripted reply to me.