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It's simple, MF publish articles about the most popular shares at the time to draw traffic to their website. They then will try to sell whoever clicks on the article their 'top picks'.
They have done this for years and years. The content of their articles doesn't matter to them and is always caveated 'personal views of the author' etc. Its all about increasing their readership.
If you stick around long enough they probably write some positive articles soon.
I suspect it's the geopolitical situation that is affecting prices today. Let's hope they can sort it out so we can resume our climb.
Newbie, it just an interesting RNS. I certainly wouldn't 'hang your hat on it' at this stage.
I was just curious to know what the implication of dual listing might be.
Really interesting thank you BigT & RS
Why doesn't it dilute the share value, are you not effectively cutting the business into more pieces?
Rs, what is the implication of duel listing for UK SP ?
Yep, very pleasing. Should result in strong growth in SP
Went to watch spiderman at local cineworld last night. All showings were 80% full when booking tickets and its 14 days after release. Whatever way you cut it this is has been a great film for cinema. Even if you think cineworld is doomed spiderman will have added significantly added to the their coffers.
Yes but mine is sorted now. Panicked me a little but at first
Feel very positive about Hotel Chocolat, I believe its a very strong brand with a very dedicated and driven CEO. You only need to go into the respective store to identify the difference between them and Thorntons.
Strong performance during lockdown is only going to be enhanced by the reopening of the economy and the resulting inevitable spend on self indulgent luxury goods.
EspecialC~ I agree with your sentiment, the EU will make it as hard as possible to leave as they are fighting for the EU project. However I believe UK government will concede to the EU requests.
I suspect that is the real reason why Dominic Cummings left, so the government can concede to points he wasn't willing to.
Plan B (no deal) is too unappealing and the 48% who voted to remain will be up in arms if an agreement can't be made.
Nolan has smashed it here . As a CINE investor I got wrapped up in how WB affected cinemas. I didn't even consider about what actors and film makers thought about the decision.
Hes raised some good points and it certainly seems to suggest the industry think its a terrible idea. WB have not made themselves any friends with this decision.
The market definitely overreacted but it doesn't seem to like Cine as there are too many people betting against it. Momentum on this share can shift sooo quickly. Generally takes an ages to rise and seconds to drop.
This is an interesting one. If agreement can be made for brexit and there is confirmation of vaccine role then you could see a rise.
I think these articles and comments about brexit deal not being agreed is bluster, there is a reason Dominic Cummings was kicked out of No.10 and that was so an agreement could be met.
I don't know about anyone else but I feel battered and bruised by this share. I got absolutely destroyed by a stop loss I had placed which sold all my shares for 59p on Friday opening. I had place it at 70p so I could bank some profit. I had an average if 46 but it was annoying as market opened in 60s so immediately lost out on a bit of profit. Not sure why there was a disparity there!?
Its frustrating as I was making a 12k paper loss a few months ago and managed to hold my nerve but when your profit it is under threat its harder to hold.
I bought back but couldn't get as many shares as I had before (still a decent chunk of 40k).
I suppose its a valuable lesson, stop losses are clearly dangerous. I've been trading successfully for years but I generally trade one or two shares at a time when I see opportunity for real profit and never used a stop loss before.
We live and learn.
Not anymore, welcome to the Cine rollercoaster. Please keep you arms and legs inside the carriage at all times!
Absolutely, to someone who has been on the Cine rollercoaster for some time they feel a little nieve. Dont forget that Cine, for the most part, seems disconnected from market sentiment . I assume this is down to the high level of shorters but don't actually know why.
This share is completely disconnected from reality. Months on this emotional rollercoaster has left me very frustrated and fed up. I'm still in profit, have been since £ 0.46 but this share should be flying...
I must admit it made me sh*t my pants a bit but I think I'm a little jaded/battle scarred from being in this share too long...
@Damo, ha ha you've just summed up my feelings about this share in one post...hop on the Cine rollercoaster everyone. No one knows where we'll all end up but we can guarantee it will be emotional.
Belt up for a very bumpy and emotional ride...