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Slight tick up or slight dip today? No new news over night but the CVA articles are building and it seems that market has generally looked as these negatively (rightly or wrongly). Also a bit of negative press about uk economy with public sector pay freezes and highest borrowing in UK history in October.

I feel slight dip with c.40p close, unless some new some other pearls come out during the day.

Ha ha massive surprise. Share price didn't update for ages so assumed the worst.

Don't count on it, any negative news seems to make this share hit the floor. Its been a source of anxiety for me for months albeit I'm quite resilient to it now.

Ha ha you guys clearly haven't been watching this share for long ??

Its the fact that they're stating the obvious (presumably all options on the table) at a time when lots of positive news has been coming through. Why didn't they post this lazy article up at an earlier point? Surely a CVA has been an option for some time now ?! Is cant be a coincidence that it comes when 3 x vaccines have had encouraging responses and WW1984 has confirmed release in Dec. Timing is everything.

Having been in this share for many months, these types of articles have been released everything we've seen a good news story. Is there no financial regulator that looks at this stuff?

The longer I've been in this share the more I have become convinced that this share is being manipulated by institutional investors and media alike. Clearly the financial industry is an old boys club designed to help mates to make money.

Whats your average? Why jump ship now if you have been down for months? I've been in Cine for many months now have an averaged down to average of 0.44. I'm hopeful about cine's outlook and looking for closer to £1 before selling. Depends whether you think cine will get the debt waiver or not.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-54810726

Myoh, thanks for the sensible response. Its refreshing to see and all valid points made

As you say, no one knows for certain. Will be interesting to see where we are this time next year. I just hope the virus will be a thing of the past but my fear is it will be a ever present threat.

Myoh, please can you clarify what you mean by 'modern cinema'? I don't see how netflix / streaming services are different to DVDs and VHS before it but I am more than happy to be enlightened. I have disney+, amazon prime, netflix and sky cinema, I still find it difficult to find things i want to watch. The cinema is a escaping the everyday, the appeal of that will be perpetual.

I was thinking this buy-sell. If you think about it too long you could convince yourself that the virus has given them the ability to buy lots of decent companies on the cheap. They seem to have been the most resilient to the virus and bounced back whilst most of us have not. Meaning they can increase their hold across the world even further than thier already substantial holding. An interesting thought.

Why is no one talking about the fact the one holdings RNS that happened today was a MS purchase !? If this share was doomed wouldn't all the institutional investors be jumping ship? Happy to be corrected but this seems to be a positive to me.

I did wonder if mookys little we'll 'consider anything' comment was a tip of the hat to the studios.

What do we reckon, how many will there be ?Either positive or negative presumably there will be a few?!

Was this purchase ever discussed ? They've brought a Chartered Accountant in from Delloite who specialises auditing accounts in July and he buys at the end of September ? Is this not significant?

I assume this is a purchase rather than a share deal as it would be declared as a share deal otherwise!?

Mooky and his family are too heavily invested to consider a share dilution anything other than a last resort. So are the banks for that matter. Its not going to happen.

They're also too invested to let the business fold especially when you consider the prospect of the biggest year in history of cinema in 2021. Financing will be secured in another way. The potential upside on this share just got even bigger. IMO.

Poor results are built into current share price. If its anything other than 'we're going bankrupt' I see it rising. They just need to demonstrate their ability to hold out until March/April and I see some confidence coming back to the share.

Its clear from Mulan results that the direct to streaming experiment did not work so the main threat is Covid. If we can navigate that then onwards and upwards.

I think a key factor as to how well cineworld is doing will be the number of people who have retained their monthly subscriptions. My fiance and I have continued to pay, despite only joining in January, I wonder how many others have?

As a holder of Cineworld for few months, and in it for the long term, there is one thing Cine has certainly delivered on the last few weeks, entertainment value. The amount of movement in both directions has been interesting to watch. I am averaged at 48p, not as low as some, but low enough not to feel too exposed. I have just been enjoying the ride!

Never seen such blatant deramping, clear desperation that despite a lot of negative press the sp has stabilised.

I'm in cineword in a big way, I am betting big in the fact cinema is here to stay and cineworld are positioned well to take advantage.

My fiance and I are cineworld unlimited members, we joined in January just before the lockdown. Despite that we have no intention of cancelling our membership, we see it as a valuable evening out and great escape from whats going on in the world. We went to see Jurassic Park (the original ) in 4DX on Saturday. It was great, like a theme park ride and I see big appeal for kids and adults alike. Cinema was full (other than social distancing gaps) and everyone seemed to enjoy it.

Long live cinema!