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The second part of 77blackbridge's post is a little bizarre and random. I think someone wants to push some 'war' topics onto the bb to get those extra keyword bonuses on offer. lol

Remember kiddies when 77blackbridge posts, it's a buy signal! (Appreciate yesterday's, thank you! ;D )

That'll do Pig, that'll do...

Just bought a load more…

Anyone selling at this price, my future self thanks for your shares, it’s very much appreciated. :)

77blackbridge continually proves he's absolutely full of ****, I'm surprised it even has to be said, pay no attention to this clown. Still giving out financial advice after apparently making numerously horrendous investment decisions, you couldn't make this **** up. Not that I believe anything he posts for one second...

These cretins don't realise the more they post the more they prove they have something themselves to lose. Don't be stupid enough to buy into their narrative, he's obviously trading or shorting CINE, why else would he be here? It's this type of bull**** that only makes me want to invest more, tbh I'd be more concerned if these clowns didn't put the effort in on red days, at least then it wouldn't be so obvious what they were up to.

You make your life changing gains during these rare black swan events when it appears like the world is collapsing around you and we're witnessing two in quick succession (pandemic & nuclear war threat). All of a sudden though, before you know it, you start waking up to sunny days and wonder what the f**k just happened. Personally I have all the time and patience required to see this through to brighter days ahead, I've done my due diligence and there's not even a tiny doubt in my mind that would make me consider selling now, I'm heavily (possibly over) invested here longterm (the key word!!). For those looking at making a quick profit, this isn't your investment, look to higher risk crypto if that's your thing (and not one that's involved in a lawsuit with the SEC helps...!! Hint: XRP).

For anyone worried about a nuclear third world war, remember there would be no stock market/banking system etc left, selling your shares in the event of one is the most irrational thing you can do. Tradable commodities would become currency, certainly not fiat. If you actually survive it you'd be better off having hoarded fresh water, rations, fuel, weapons and seeds in advance than constantly worrying about how your portfolio's doing. lol

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-10479825/Cineworld-boss-insists-NOT-disaster-movie.html

See now you’re just regurgitating the exact same crap that you posted earlier which I tried to explain to you was a complete load of b0ll0cks. You’ve laboured this ‘pandemic-recession’ a third time now so you’re obviously not willing to take on board any facts being laid out for you.

All you’re really proving at this point is that you’re only here to troll the board with FUD and not to be taken seriously. Maybe you should spend the time you’re wasting actually doing some research into the things you’re investing in, then maybe you wouldn’t have to keep bailing yourself out the sinking ship you’re in…

I honestly dread to think what XRP will potentially do to your mental health…

Apparently you still feel the need to continue being disrespectful to CINE investors, more than happy to keep diluting the FUD you’re trying to stir up…

Personally I’m more than comfortable with my investment, I’m fortunate to have invested heavily when the SP went below 20p back in Oct ‘20 which massively brought my average down to the low 30s. I could have sold at 120p but I believed then and still believe today the SP will be worth a lot more as the company given enough time will generate more than enough cash to get itself out of a predicament it’s facing through no fault of its own. From day one I knew I was in this long term, it’s a great investment opportunity which I’m fully aware is one of the riskier stocks in my portfolio, yet it has the potential to quadruple and beyond. The time it takes for this to happen is of little concern to me, I’m in absolutely no rush whatsoever. The court case verdict is now known and priced in, anything we get from the appeal/out-of-court settlement can only be a positive. Regardless, CW’s creditors will make damn sure we don’t go under for their own sake’s and a few more globally successful box office hits over the next couple of years will see to us getting back to the pre-Covid status quo.

‘Where does a company with more debt than equity go during a pandemic in a recession?’ Why not ask any of the MILLIONS of paying patrons that went to see Spider-Man during a pandemic? You’ve pushed this recession point twice now so you’ve either still not bothered to check previous recession attendance figures or read the article link I posted for you. Cinemas THRIVE in recessions, it’s the one statistic that is a real positive for Cineworld and yet you’re somehow trying to make it out to be a bad thing! Do some actual research for once!

The cinema industry itself is nowhere near finished, AMC recently released their new VR Dreamscape adventure pod film experience that I’ve heard a friend over in the US say it’s absolutely incredible. I’m sure it’s only a matter of time before Cineworld/Regal invest in this type of tech to further compliment their 4DX in due time too. I’ll be more than excited to see these sort of experiences coming over to the UK/Europe to create an extra cash cow for us.

Lastly, you really need to get over this for your own sake, letting a poorly executed investment eat you up this much can not be healthy. YOU made the decision to invest here (arguably at the wrong time) and YOU made the decision to then sell at such a heavy loss, so mentally own it and move on. There’s really no need for you to waste your time here anymore (unless of course you’re looking at sneakily getting in again at a lower entry price! ;) )! Warning other investors off because of your crappy decisions is beyond pathetic given they could potentially invest at this price and then see the SP suddenly skyrocket in the next 6 months. Nobody truly knows right now, with your track record here, you most certainly don’t!!

Moving on… Your comparison of the SEC v Ripple court case being more winnable than CP v CW is just totally non-comparable. All the variables are now known and laid out for Cineworld’s lawyers, Ripple is nothing other than a 50/50 shot gamble and personally I wouldn’t touch it with a bargepole when there are so many other tokens to make money on in the meantime. The judge’s Cineplex verdict is quite rightfully being appealed with the conclusion being put into question by far more knowledgable folks in the legal sector than any of us here. I personally believe our appeal will be successful based on the fact we now know how poor the basis of the verdict was made from and these weak areas will be what CW’s lawyers now focus on. There’s also a likelihood of an out-of-court settlement given Cineplex’s current capacity restriction putting them in a further precarious financial position to Cineworld right now. Neither parties really benefit from all this uncertainty, however Cineworld are possibly at a slight advantage in that they’re fully open without restrictions which all helps adds to our coffers. I’m certainly taking this as a positive…

I do have sympathy towards anyone that takes financial losses (except any ****er that shorts stocks I’m invested in). However, I can only echo what FI posted that you really need to get over this bitterness and move on with your life. You’re no longer invested in CINE so stop wasting your time offering unwarranted advice to potential investors on a Cineworld board. Every investor is in a different position to you and it’s very easy to argue that it would be a far less risky proposition investing into CINE at 35p given the greater reward potential than at 110p when you chose to buy in - especially given the current risks are a little clearer now.

So maybe in future wherever you end up, how about you act a little more maturely and respectful to other fellow investors instead of just assuming everybody is in the same sinking boat that you feel you’re in right now.

Good luck with your future investments (and with XRP…).

@77blackbridge

It beggars belief that you have the audacity to think you could come and sh*tpost ‘advice’ after jumping from one high risk investment to something even riskier after losing so much money in the process and expect us to have taken you seriously. You could have put your money into ANY other lvl 2 crypto for that same high risk potential reward (Polygon? Solana? Terra?!), but instead you went for the one delisted token that’s currently being investigated by the SEC and as such difficult to be bought by US citizens. With Ripple’s latest extension further delaying matters it could potentially push the lawsuit into next year - a loooong time in crypto given the uncertainty of the market cycle right now.

In regards to the age old streaming argument, the one that was very much doing the rounds when you felt compelled to invest your own money into a Cinema chain (how much research did you actually do before investing here?!), it’s all been discussed to death. You couldn’t be more wrong, proven by the studios coming back to cinemas with their tails between their legs re-affirming their exclusivity windows. Streaming companies are now the ones struggling to increase their subscription numbers because not only is ALL their IP being illegally pirated on torrents and IPTVs all over the world, folks are out and about living their lives again and cinema is one of the cheapest forms of fully immersive entertainment outside of the house thus making it recession-proof (you’ve only got to look at cinema attendance figures in previous recessions or perhaps just read this article: https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-1654967/UK-cinemas-dodge-recession.html). Not only this but both Amazon Prime and Netflix are continually raising their prices (Prime with their recently announced 17% increase). Another side point, Netflix has offered streaming services since 2007 and yet some would try to have you believe it suddenly magically appeared due to Covid and this is now the very thing that finishes off cinemas, it’s an utterly ludicrous mindless argument made by folks that haven’t got a clue what they’re talking about. As Mooky himself said recently, 'It happened when black and white TV arrived, when the video arrived, when DVD came. Most of these technologies that came to kill the cinema do not exist any more. And we still do’. I conclude, there’s PLENTY of room in the industry for all forms of (legal) media delivery and it’s always nice to have the option for all different occasions.

So let me get this straight, 77blackbridge sold his CINE at a loss and then bought into XRP which proceeded to tank around 34% this year?

Talk about chasing losses, no wonder he's so bitter! Let's try and show sympathy towards him rather than going down the easy route of deriding his horrendous investment decisions...

(I'll definitely be giving a hard pass on any of his investment advice though! lol)

Try to reality check me all you like, you’ll lose. I’m currently break even, I caught the S.P at 18/19p and went in heavy last year which averaged me down massively, something you’re only DREAMING of right now. But keep posting, you’re only making yourself look the bigger fool.

Patience my friend, patience. :)

Whenever he posts just bump this thread for all to read and enjoy, his reputation is in absolute tatters after this.

Making yourself look a complete fool on three LSE boards in one day has to be some sort of record. :D

Welcome aboard the CINE train!

He must think he’s singlehandedly effecting the share price with the crap he’s posting. What a muppet…

‘I think the key point now is that psychologically, folks are being very very cautious now about catching this new strain’

https://twitter.com/ceoadam/status/1472923888560529416?s=21

7 MILLION cinema guests in FOUR days, attendance records broken for 3 consecutive days.

dreamachine, once again you’re talking absolute sh¡te. Do yourself a favour and take a break from here, you’re embarrassing yourself. Lol

@dreamachine

Their site crashed, of course the phones are going to be busy, just be patient and you’ll get through. In all the time I’ve been using them, this has happened 2 maybe 3 times, certainly on a par with other brokers.

If you’re a LTH it makes little difference anyway, you really should try it… Then you wouldn’t feel the need to post all that tiresome deramping nonsense of yours that no one takes any notice of. ;)

Well that’s great news for your daughter then!

It’s the one thing I’ve always noticed about Cineworld staff that they’re all usually so incredibly polite and helpful (certainly at all the theatres I’ve been to). :)

Just call 0117 980 9800 if you are having problems…