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Yep short at 950p, top of trading channel with further lockdowns on the way and an expensive p/e it should fall tomrw. Also mars and mab have fallen back wetherspoons to follow.

Only 10% occupancy rates needed
Disney will buy us £2
£1sp next week
Tenet to save us
Rah rah rah rampers building their short positions, feel for the people who have bought.

King mooky to save cine with this behaviour.
https://www.glasgowtimes.co.uk/news/18771388.amp/

Like the fundamentals and the techinals what with it pushing through the downward channel it's been in since start of June. Re-rate due especially compared to competition.

https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/ASOS-PLC-4003595/charts/#

ASOS surely a sell after bouncing 5x times since lows look at that resistance and that valuation.

Exact same thing happened, opened high then sold off.

Only for it to power on up in the afternoon.

20/30% increase look at William hill and aa for example.
Aa loads of debt not as much as this dog though and that generates free cash flow and will continue to do so lockdown or not.
This stock is a traders stock awaiting the next leg down imo.

RE: Smart Money In - Profit Takers OutToday 11:01
Opened 392.50 today after 400 in auction so I’d definitely say yes high probability

Export the trades on LSE and sort highest to lowest on price. no trades at circa 392.5

funny isn't it hindsight traders.

Ideal world of bb would be a security feature that doesn't allow you to say this is going up without showing why etc. And in this scenario "i sold earlier to get out now and buy at 255p", well before you influence others show the evidence.

Not going to happen just feel for the newbies who believe the lies and rampers.

Small man syndrome making stuff up.

In at 122p yesterday. On support line and rsi showing oversold caught my attention. Aswell as gym goers will still go especially in times like these perfect excuse to get out. I believe in a gradual change in society where people want to be healthier. Members are mostly young and the younger lot are concerned about their image more by way of instagram etc.

I'm in as of yesterday. Anyone follow the technical, this is in a downward wedge. Sat right on the support line at the moment, rsi on the floor.
Hoping the results are good looks due a re-rate given people will still be going out and will eat.

Have a laugh did you nit see the comment at the end about covenants will be breached for the foreseeable future on the $5billion dollars worth if debt.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.oedigital.com/amp/news/481892-petrofac-buys-freefall-lifeboat-to-meet-training-demand

This baby will bounce soon but if not they have a plan.

Down, mountain of debt going to get bigger over winter as holiday sales will be non existent.

Debt is my concern can see a rights issue/open offer needed in the future to shore up the balance sheet.

yea dirt cheap when compared to wood group and Halliburton. Large divergence has occurred recently.

Minimal debt, cash in the bank and oversold.

Debt suddenly become the new gold?

"Amc still holding around 90% of pre covid."

They were not overvalued like CINE though!
Check the financials, debt, revenue etc i see them as comparatively valued currently.

Last year the SP was circa 750p, so only 50% down!

Taken on a mountain of debt and will no doubt will have more added... Holiday sales arn't going back to what they were any time soon and a bleak winter coming up with low sales imo.

Doesn't make any sense does it, especially Carnival steaming ahead up 12% and we are down 8%. NET 20% difference!

Investment at double the share price, confirmation trading has been within prior target.
Ohh well back to 13p for more shares.

Nothing but luck then, i use similarly a cheap online broker x-o... Does take the **** abit doesn't it. The MM's don't half come up with some ridiculous prices at times to basically spike the buyers/punters. After this debacle i'm opening an IG account and will hedge with a short position.

Anyway yea i hear you lots of undervalued sectors and companies, ftse taking a beating of late.