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I genuinely can't believe anyone pays any attention to Motley Fool. The clue is in their name.

Insider, why even bother posting? Do you not have better things to do?

I'm sure you know this already as you appear very informed, but there is a proven link between negativity and poor health / reduced life span.

So many good films.

Provides a bit of confidence on the quality of our exec team.

There's no doubt a great line up of films this year. With Avatar 2 you've possibly got a £2billion of boxoffice on its own.

Don't be daft, the batman was never a golden goose. It's a DC film which are never as popular. Also, to be clear c.$600million when it's still in cinemas is good in anyone's money.

$510 million going into this weekend. Decent performance so far.

https://www.boxofficemojo.com/year/world/?ref_=bo_nb_yl_tab

Righto

Fun,

Is the black trades not after hours trades? I appreciat UT is UT. See below.

Recent Share Trades for Cineworld (CINE)
Date Time Trade Prc Volume Buy/Sell Value
18-Mar-22 17:59:20 37.259 2,175 Unknown* 810.38 O
18-Mar-22 17:43:08 37.223 308 Unknown* 114.65 O
18-Mar-22 17:42:32 35.514 4,256,604 Unknown* 2m O
18-Mar-22 17:22:12 37.111 51,671 Unknown* 19.18k O
18-Mar-22 16:48:55 35.51 5,910,825 Unknown* 2m O

Surely the UT is the normal uncrossing trade (albeit massive). There was also £ 3million of other trades after hours.

Mountainous, that is my understanding.

This may help. Go to 'Effect of Insolvency on enforcement' section on below webpage.

https://www.gabyhardwicke.co.uk/briefing-notes/enforcement-of-a-judgment/

Or it means that Cineplex won't get the full balance of the award either way (because the loan is unsecured). This would mean they're better of settling out of court of a some money rather than potential of none Especially as Cineworld debt priorities mean that Cineplex would be back if the line when it comes to receiving payments.

...are better off presuming out if court settlement where they can guarantee at some money ?!

So, this means:

Unsecured = unrecoverable if Cineworld have no money?!

It is therefore in the best interest of Cineworld to survive and they

Yes I appreciate investment in a couple of screens compared to Cineworld debt pile makes no difference but hopefully continued investment in assets is evidence of good outlook. Or it just a case of them throwing good money after bad.

https://www-kentlive-news.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.kentlive.news/whats-on/film/cineworld-ashford-reveals-opening-dates-6813658.amp?amp_gsa=1&_js_v=a9&usqp=mq331AQKKAFQArABIIACAw%3D%3D#amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&aoh=16474658770767&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&share=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.kentlive.news%2Fwhats-on%2Ffilm%2Fcineworld-ashford-reveals-opening-dates-6813658

Final paragraph...

...Worth noting, in the past the company has broached the possibility of pursuing a US listing and a possible flotation of its Regal unit in the States.

Yes is appears not. Seems to have been a lot of pre-open trading though as prices were delayed for ages.

Something dramatic is going on as no prices quoted yet

If you sold out in August why even bother posting your enormous long winded reasoning as to why this is a terrible investment?

Just seems odd. When I sell out of something I may keep any eye on things but I certainly don't feel the need to tell investors, who are capable of doing their own research, why they're making a terrible mistake.

I find posts like yours extremely boring and purely there to provoke a response (well done you achieved that with me).

Clearly you're are on a crusade to save people from themselves. Suggest your time is better spent volunteering at or making donations to a local charity.

All the best. T