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Maybe even they were surprised with the 0 impact on share price - so they went for a round 2 :-D

What were the top picks? Link/screenshot?

Yeah, it does concern me a little tbh. I mean, if. 1bn contract can’t move the share price (in fact it’s dropped since) - what chance has it got? As I said a while ago - when market sentiment is good it barely moves, and when it’s bad it gets hammered. Classic indicator of an unloved share

Yep! I’d personally be very interested in this

That’s textbook CPI - barely moves on positive days, gets hammered when market sentiment is low. I think there’s a name for these sorts of shares and it begins with D ;-)

I think everyone might be putting too much emphasis on the Brexit deal here - especially given that it doesn’t cover services...

I’m holding and think the company is looking in decent shape - from what I can see, it is undervalued. However, from a share price perspective it has all the signatures of a truly unloved share - it’s trails on positive days for the wider market and it struggles to hold on to momentum

At least you have the option to do it... I still haven’t been credited with my bloody shares!

Hi guys,

Does anyone know where we can find what % of the shares are held by different institutions? I know Schroeder’s had a big holding prior - curious if that got diluted much

This week is a forgettable one, am I rite?

Sounds reasonable! Especially adding a SL after you hit your first TP. What’s your general approach for defining each TP though?

Guess it wasn’t so big after all after the past few days - been an absolute nightmare.

What was the placing price? Was there any dilution? I didn’t think NEX took on additional debt/RI

A lot I’d imagine - this is why it won’t be viable long term for WB.

Streaming has normalised viewing habits, which means watching films at home has become “standard”. In my opinion, this actually makes cinema even more favourable - as it starts to feel more like an “experience”. The only way streaming services can make it viable at mass is either reduce the cost massively (because going to the cinema is expensive) or bake it into their subscription plans - neither which I’m guessing is viable without cannibalising their own revenue.

It is bad for cinemas since it will certainly effect their bottom line - but at current share price it’s probably a drop in the ocean. Debt etc is a bigger concern.

What was with the 7% drop all of a sudden today?!?!

You really need to give it a rest, pal. I’m not a holder as I sold out before the big jump following the vaccine news - but you’ve been pretty much consistently wrong for as long as I can remember

Hi guys,

Just wondering... if I sell my current holding of BWNG am I still able to take up the open offer? Figure I may as well sell anything over 57 to buy back in at 57?

Or am I missing something?